🚴♂️ UNAV Road Cycling Club
The Road Cycling Club is the hub meeting at the University for everyone who loves cycling on paved roads. Our main goal is to connect students, faculty, and alumni who want to enjoy cycling, discover new routes, and share their experiences at group.
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approach 100% amateur: We’re not looking to compete, but rather promote to lead an active lifestyle, enjoy the camaraderie, and have fun riding in a small group at a comfortable pace.
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Active Community: Track your kilometers at group, share your workouts, and find fellow students with similar interests at your university.
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Direct Coordination: Through the road cycling community’s WhatsApp group (group ), you’ll stay up to date on the ride schedule, announcements, events, and weekly meetups.
Contact
deportes@unav.esUnav Sports
sports center University of Navarra
Campus Universitario s/n
31009 Pamplona, Spain
+34 948 425638
Class Schedules
Departures are on Saturdays, Sundays or holidays in the morning, depending on the weather. Occasionally we also make full day or even weekend trips.
Schedule of departures
It will be provided once the " registration " is completed via the BTT Community's WhatsApp group at group .
Registration
The registration is free of charge
Want to sign up?
group of Whatsapp
By signing up for the Cycling Club you automatically join the corresponding whatsapp group .
EQUIPMENT
The UNAV Cyclist Club's screen-printed equipment is available at available on administrative office of Sports Service.
It is recommended to use the UNAV Cycling Club equipment both in the outings and in the races in which you participate.
INSURANCE
The UNAV Cycling Club does not provide specific insurance coverage for its members.
In case of injury or accident during outings or competitions, they may be covered by the cyclist's private insurance, the insurance of the Federation (in case they are federated) or the Social Security.
→ It is advisable to be a member of a federation, although it is not essential.
→ It is mandatory to comply with the rules established by the DGT in terms of signaling (lights) and protective measures (mandatory helmet).
→ Each cyclist will be responsible for carrying their tools and spare parts, as well as for the good condition of their bike.
