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National Clarion Cycling Club
The National Clarion Cycling club is a cycling club with some 29 member sections and over 1200 members throughout Great Britain.
==Clarion Cycling Clubs==
The first club was formed in February 1894 in Birmingham, England as the Socialists' Cycling Club. At its second meeting it renamed itself the Clarion Cycling Club after ''The Clarion'' socialist newspaper.
By the end of 1894, readers of ''The Clarion'' formed local socialist cycling clubs in five industrial centres: Birmingham, The Potteries, Liverpool, Bradford and Barnsley.
In 1895 at Ashbourne, Derbyshire the five clubs gathered for their first annual Easter Meet.〔 Together they formed the National Clarion Cycling Club, which is
''"the association of the various Clarion Cycling Clubs for the purpose of Socialist propaganda and for promoting inter-club runs between the clubs of different towns"''.〔〔
The number of local Clarion Clubs grew to 30 by the end of 1895 and 70 by the early part of 1897.〔 They reached the peak of their extent and influence in 1914, when their Easter Meet was at Shrewsbury.〔 The illustrator and socialist Walter Crane designed the National Clarion Cycle Club's letterhead.〔〔
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