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Join The Club!


Membership Benefits

  • Cameraderie of a great group of women who share a passion for cycling
  • Resources to help you reach your full cycling potential
  • Access to Sorella training rides, clinics and special events
  • Free or reduced race entry fees
  • Sponsor product discounts
  • Professionally designed team kit

These benefits also come with responsibilities to the club. Please read all the details of membership benefits and responsibilities before you join.

How to join:

  1. Fill out an application and pay membership dues, all right here online! New member dues are $95 for 2012 and include one short sleeve team jersey. (Annual renewal fees, due Sept 1, are $30)
  2. Once you become a member, you'll be invited to join our Yahoo Groups mailing list. We rely on this medium for all group communications. You’ll need to first establish a Yahoo Group User ID if you don’t already have one.
  3. Then join us for training and/or recreational rides which are announced through our Yahoo Groups list. We also have a regular recreational ride AND a faster, longer Saturday Morning Ride (SMR) every Saturday which leaves from River City Bicycles in Portland at 9 a.m sharp.
  4. Racing! (optional). If you are interested in racing but don’t know how to get started, we can help. If you’re a verteran racer, we welcome your experience and mentorship. As a team, we strive to help everyone achieve their full potential.
  5. Are you ready? Click here to get started: 2012 Membership Application and Renewal form

Group hug after the Barton Park cross race 2009

Racing...

Colleen cheers on her teammates

If we're not racing, we're cheering. Thanks for running up that hill a dozen times, Colleen! 

...and recreation

Sorellas on a group recreation ride

Fun on a group ride. See, we're not all about racing ;-) more photos.

The bicycle is just as good company as most husbands and, when it gets old and shabby, a woman can dispose of it and get a new one without shocking the entire community.

~Anne Strong
Minneapolis Tribune, 1895