2017 is Interlinkx CiC & CC Hackney's tenth year.

Due to Covid 19 virus all club face to face activities are suspended until further notice. Please check CC Hackney's website for news updates and how to stay in touch during this period.

The news in 2020 is that Interlinkx has been
converted from a community interest company
into a charitable incorporated organisation under the terms of the Charitable Incorporated Organisations (Conversion) Regulations. In the process of conversion, the organisation has changed its name to Cycling Club Hackney CIO. Meanwhile, the community amateur sports club called Cycling Club Hackney has been wound up and has gifted its assets to CC Hackney CiO

Interlinx CiC, was responsible for CC Hackney'sHQ/house and home as well as leading on fund raising
& community outreach. In 2017 was the ten year anniversary since founding in 2007. Our partner organisation
(CC Hackney) came into being later in the same year.

Thursday, 2 February 2017

It was all go in January 2017

The only way is up unless traversing.


Footage from our social event at Lea View Hour last week - it was all there!
Getting into a rhythm at Drapers Fields Recreation Ground

Star Cafe - supporting Concorde bike club, Interlinkx CiC and CC Hackney since 2016

Wednesday, 18 January 2017

January - a Wednesday after school session at Concorde's bike club

Hackney's new mountain, I'm sure that wasn't there earlier! Seen from the Concorde Centre's yard.
Michael, Jakob, Kemal & Menderes stay to help pack equipment away - thanks lads.

Our container from the inside.

Sunday, 8 January 2017

Sound test at Fawcett


New member Ayo standing with Sulaymaan after progressing his recycled bike to a level close to completion - hopefully next week it'll be ready for a test ride.


Sorting out our sound ahead of 27th January - it's all set and ready to go, we're looking forward to this, let's make some noise!

Monday, 12 December 2016

Concorde Club - town ride extra: Greenwhich return

Sunday 11th December 2016
Yesterday our Concorde cycling group completed a satisfying ride in excellent weather to Greenwhich park and back. After riding through Victoria Park from Hackney Wick, the route followed the Regents Canal south to Limehouse Basin where we headed further south into the Isle of Dogs to the Greenwhich foot tunnel. The short walk under the Thames and back up into the winter sun lead to the fine sight that greets surfacing travelers; The Cutty Sark in dry dock.  From here we made our way to Greewhich Park and up the hill to the Royal Observatory to take in probably the best view of London there is.

We'd like to thank the East End Community Foundation for supporting this and our other special trip activities.

Michael, Kasain, Jakob, Khadi, Able, Menderes, Unais, Javan & Jusain (Chico out of shot)

The Tunnel
The Cutty Sark
Fun on the hill
The Thames Path in front of the Millennium Dome
The Route

Monday, 14 November 2016

A remembrance day ride to the seat of UK power and the Battle of Cable Street


Reporting Cycling Club Hackney & Interlinkx CiC's youth group trip from the Concorde Centre in Homerton earlier today: It was a memorable east west town ride on remembrance Sunday. Shortly after pausing for thought at 11am on Cable Street, we stopped to reflect again while checking out the Battle of Cable Street memorial. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cable_Street_Mural

Our route was via the River Lea & Regents canal tow paths to enter Victoria Park to rejoin Regents canal TP to Lime House Basin. From here it was all the way along the well used CS3 super highway heading west (cycles only- nice1:)  We came back the way we came, making it a fine day out.