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Fateh All,

We are excited to announce that the Pre Orders are open now for the SCN Kits.

Please email your orders to [email protected] stating your required size and quantities and you will receive a confirmation email with payment details.

Our kits are produced by Miltag, Miltag produce custom cycling jerseys and cyclewear designed in London, handmade in Europe for all levels of cyclist from event riders to World and Olympics Pro Teams.

Your order will not be processed until funds have been paid into the bank account.

These are custom made jersey and bibs, and it takes 8 weeks from all orders placed for delivery.

The cut-off date for orders is 16 July 2021. After this date, no more jersey orders will be placed for another 3-4 months.
Don't miss out on this opportunity to be a part of the first run of Sikh Cycling Network team wear.

The price of the jersey is £75 and the bib shorts £75.
Note: These jerseys are non refundable as they are custom made to individual fit and size.

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A elderly Sikh man on his steel bicycle

Location: Amritsar, W. Punjab, India
Date taken: September 1946
Photographer: Margaret Bourke-White

Strength, valour, hard work and dedication along with happiness & joy is what we see. It is always inspirational to see old photos from the archives. The Sikhs are uplifting people, protecting and defending human rights. 

The Dastar is one of the five articles of faith that represents equality, honour, self-respect, courage, spirituality, and piety.

The Sikhs regard the Dastar as an important part of the unique Sikh identity.


We at SCN love what is now classed as the vintage classics in the cycling world the real steel bikes. 

Steel is the most traditional of bike materials, it has a long and distinguished career in cycling. Steel was the material of choice in the first ever Tour de France in 1908 and since has earned its place in the world of cycling. 

Although since other materials may have stolen its limelight, there are many people for whom a steel bike is the dream bike. 

The ride quality is still to this day unmatched, the balance of stiffness, comfort and liveliness is truly one of a kind that no other can offer but steel. 

Steel bikes require a very individual demand of the rider’s strenght to fulfil its cycling joys. Those who ride or have ridden a steel bike would no doubt know the mental and physical demands needed to get it rolling. 

A true test of determination, will power and inner strength both in mind and body. We salute all those past, current and future steel riders. 



Good Morning,

We hope you are all doing well.

It’s rare to see a cyclist riding without a cycle computer on their handlebars these days. However, all units are not created equal.

They offer a great way of collection data of your ride activity for example: speed, distance, time and elevation etc

Do you use a cycle computer if so which one do you use?

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When the Odds are against you but you do not let that stop you from the joys of cycling. We all ought to seek inspiration from his story.

Jagwinder Singh was born without arms but he cycles some 50 to 80 kilometres a day. That’s quite a feat for the 27 year-old who was born in a small village called Patran near Patiala, Punjab.

A mindset of a true warrior in Chardi Kalaa (Eternal Optimism).

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Physically challenged Sikh cyclist joins Malacca-Singapore ride for charity By Asia Samachar Team | SINGAPORE | Jagwinder Singh was born without arms but he cycles some 50 to 80 kilometres a day. That’s quite a feat for the 27 year-old who was born in a small village calle…

A fantastic initiative taking matters into his own hands through the love and passion of cycling and Seva. By none other than our community member overseas over in the states Rupinder Singh.

Show your support for a great cause:

https://seva.bike/2020/09/04/taking-matters-into-my-own-feet-to-support-no-kid-hungry/

No Kid Hungry
Seva Cycling

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Taking matters into my own feet to support No Kid Hungry To raise funds for No Kid Hungry, I’m pledging to do ride my bike over 100 miles, from Sacramento’s Tower Bridge to the Golden Gate Bridge in San Francisco on Saturday, October 10. This…

Creating Cycling Superstars.

Check this news story for some positive cycling inspiration:

https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/cycling/53663002

A situation most minorities can relate to.

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'In black America, being upbeat is part of survival' Justin Williams decided things had to change. He loved cycling but it hadn't loved him back. It was time to do things his way.

Please see update on the SCN Strava Club for the London to Brighton Ride.