Seacroft Wheelers
Established in 1975 by Barbara Penrice to nurture young cyclists.
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Seacroft Wheelers
Seacroft Wheelers, founded in 1975 by Barbara Penrice with a focus on developing young cyclists, evolved to embrace racing and time-trialling as membership flourished.
From the outset, the club adopted a windmill emblem, inspired by a local landmark at the A64/A6120 roundabout. This historic windmill, dating back to the 1700s and originally a corn-grinding mill, now stands as part of the Britannia Hotel. Though no images with blades exist, the stylized version on the club's kit represents a recognizable feature. The enduring presence of the windmill in Seacroft Wheelers' identity pays homage to its rich heritage.
£5 - £25
Our club is always looking for new members. We’d love to have you join or answer any questions that you have about the club, our membership, or our activities.
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