Club Cycliste Sherbrooke
Riding road, gravel and mud competitively, and just for fun, too
Back in 1969, Club Cycliste Sherbrooke (CCS) began as a competitive road cycling club. But with time, interest in racing waned as members started to explore the alternative cycling opportunities provided by the Estrie Region. The club was more than happy to support its members—first, by turning an unofficial gravel riding group into a structured club division with dedicated rides, then by adding a cyclocross team a few years later. A few keen cyclists requested these changes to keep training, enjoy the autumn scenery and take on a . . .
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