Taw Velo given shirt signed by Team GB Paralympic cycling stars
CYCLING
BRITISH CYCLING has recognised Taw Velo's efforts in promoting the sport by presenting the club with a shirt signed by some of Team GB's Paralympic stars.
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PARALYMPIC INSPIRATION: Young members of Taw Velo cycling club with the shirt signed by London 2012 stars Mark Colbourne, Jody Cundy, Crystal Lane and Rachel Morris, while instructor Justin Knox leads the mountain bike session at the Park Community School in Barnstaple. Pictures: Rob Tibbles. To order this photograph call 0844 4060 269 and quote Ref: BNRT20130112A-002_C (above), BNRT20130112A-008_C
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Mark Colbourne, who won Britain's first medal at the London 2012 Paralympics, a silver in the C1-3 1km time trial, is one of the names on the jersey, which Taw Velo plans to take into schools around North Devon.
Jody Cundy, Crystal Lane and Rachel Morris have also signed the shirt.
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Justin Knox, an instructor from British Cycling, ran mountain bike session for young Taw Velo riders at the Park Community School, Barnstaple, on Saturday.
The club, which has more than 100 members, also covers road and track cycling as well as bike riding for pleasure.
Darren Armstrong, of Taw Velo, said: "The sessions allow riders of all ages and abilities to take part. The training develops the rider's ability on a bike and covers fundamental skills such as braking, cornering, pedalling, rider position and bike maintenance.
"As the rider's skills develop one of the objectives is to encourage them to take part in competitive cycling throughout the South West."
Visit www.tawvelo.org or e-mail tawvelo@ymail.com to find out more about the club.




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