Anerley’s Glitterati.
Honours won.
Read MoreHonours won.
Read MoreNot gold but real silver!
Read MoreAnd a bit of Anerley B.C’s racing history
Read MoreWhat should our club silverware be awarded for? Ideas wanted for you the members!
Read MoreExplore the world by bike!
Read MoreAnerley’s Easter Bunnies!
Read MoreSome prized two wheelers
Read MoreOh to be in England now that Spring is here!
Read MoreSomething to remember
Read MoreGrand dad, what did you do? Your chance to say.
Read MoreAnerley’s Memories exist only with a written history.
Read MoreSome Anerley Antiques
Read MoreWe shall remember, Some happy days before the storm.
Read MoreHow Anerley’s Victorian cyclists coped with snow and ice
Read More110 years of Anerley’s visits to The Running Horses.
Read MoreDes gets the vibes at Tilburstow Hill!
Read MoreDes discovers a history making ride, Sept 1888.
Read MoreThe first Catford Hill Climb held in 1887, was won by S.F. Edge, one of the most famous racing men of the Anerley Bicycle Club
Read MoreA collection of YouTube videos about Cycling as it was … more suggestions for inclusion appreciated.
Read MoreOn 17th February 1869 John Mayall cycled through Croydon and Purley on his way to become the first person to ride a bicycle from London to Brighton.
Read MoreG.L and O.J Hopkins were a bit more than just “keen clubmen” with a bevy of racing successes to their names on both road and track achieving national records in 1903.
Read MoreMany clubs claim to be amongst the oldest in the UK including us. But who really is the oldest? We list them …
Read MoreAt the Crown, Selsey, Whitsun Tour in the early 1890s Although it is now centred on Croydon, the A.B.C. was
Read MoreAn extract from the Club’s Centenary Booklet 1881-1981
Read MoreAn extract from the Club’s Centenary Booklet 1881-1981
Read MoreWilliam Sanderson bought land on the former Penge Common, he built the first house in the area, which he named “Anerly”, a Scottish word meaning “solitary” or “only”
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