1. Training for success with Social Cycling Groups
   

   Mike Brown is a man on a mission. And with Social Cycling Groups he’s encouraging friends to tag along for the ride...

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2. Keep track of your riding with Social Cycling Groups
   

   Find out how British Cycling's social network is helping one group of friends keep track of their cycling.

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3. Go social with your cycling in 2013
   

   Make getting on your bike in 2013 fun and easy with British Cycling’s social network for cyclists.

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4. Sit at home and wait for Sky Ride Local or keep riding?
   

   ‘Keep riding’ says British Cycling Ride Leader John Wheat from Newport.

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5. Make social networking for cyclists work for you
   

   Check out our top tips for making the most of the UK's biggest social network for cyclists.

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6. Top tips for keeping up to date with your Social Cycling network
   

   Check out our top tips for keeping up to date and networking on Social Cycling Groups.

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7. From local to social: one group takes cycling to the next level
   

   We find out how one group of cyclists are using a social network to ride together and attract new members.

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8. Cycling to work and beyond: one man's story
   

   From cycling to work to tackling the Olympic road race circuit – Mike Waters tells us how he began creating his own group rides.

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9. Our favourite Social Cycling profile pictures
   

   We're loving the way you've been customising your Social Cycling profiles. Here are some of our favourites...

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10. The quest for brilliant bike rides
    

    Find out how one enterprising cycle shop has used Social Cycling Groups to organise their own brilliant bike rides.

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11. Village group uses Social Cycling Groups to boost numbers
    

    A small village has been transformed into a cycling haven with the help of Social Cycling Groups. 

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Who organises Social Cycling Groups rides?

Rides are organised by members of the public who want to go on informal bike rides with other cyclists. Social Cycling Groups rides are not organised by British Cycling, or led by British Cycling Ride Leaders.

Do I need to fill in my profile?

Yes. If you don't add ride preferences, a photo and a brief description to your profile, you'll be less likely to find or be found by suitable ride buddies.

Can I book places on rides for my partner / friend?

No – as Social Cycling Groups is a social network, each user must have their own account and profile to join rides and groups.

How do I access my dashboard?

When you log in you'll be sent directly to your dashboard. If you navigate away from it and need to get back, just click ‘Dashboard’ next to your name in the top right hand corner of the screen.

How do I find buddies and groups near where I live?

Go to your dashboard and click on the ‘Buddies’ or ‘Groups’ tabs. Click on ‘Find a new buddy’ or ‘Find a new group’ and search with your location.

How do I talk to my new cycling buddies?

Every ride or group has a ‘Conversations’ tab. Just join (or create) a ride or group to start chatting to others.

How do I create groups and rides?

In your dashboard, go to either your ‘Ride Diary’ to create a ride or the ‘Groups’ tab to create a group.

How do I invite people to join my rides and groups?

You can send direct invites to people you are buddies with to join your rides and groups. If you've created a ride, you'll have an option to 'save and invite buddies'. Or in your 'Groups' tab, click 'Invite buddies'.

Any more questions? Email socialcyclinggroups@britishcycling.org.uk.