If you’d like to join the Condors but are still at an early stage of your cycling journey, there are lots of other options in Oxford that we highly recommend.
| Group | About | Ideal for |
| Broken Spoke | Offers cycle training among many other excellent services such as DIY workshops and mechanics courses. | Anyone who wants to learn how to ride a bike safely or maintain their own bike. |
| Joyriders | Helping women to ride independently with a particular focus on commuting | Women who are just setting out and lack confidence navigating new roads or cycling for everyday journeys. |
| Isis Ladies | Offering weekly rides with a range of distances for women. | Women who are comfortable riding on main roads and enjoy rides that are shorter or slower than Condors socials. Most Isis riders have hybrid bikes. |
| Breeze | Women’s cycle rides organised by British Cycling volunteers. | Women who live outside of Oxford and can’t make it in for a Condors ride! |
| Oxford Cycling UK | Offering Sunday cafe rides usually with a shorter and longer option. | Men and women who like the guarantee of a Sunday ride. Many riders have hybrid bikes. |
| Wheels for All | Traffic free, inclusive cycling for adults with a large range of bicycles (e-bikes, tandems, recumbents and more!) | Anyone with a disability or simply looking to build confidence in a safe environment. |
| Horspath Hammers | Traffic free, cycle speedway for children | Young people looking to have fun and compete in a safe environment. |