1964 Saw Bernie Deamer dominate racing locally and beyond. He set a new club record of 1:59:29 for 50 miles and with Terry Anderson (2:07:15) and Trevor Mills (2:09:52) recorded a club team record of 6:16:36.

His win in the Essex Shield Road Race on 14 August was particularly impressive and helped him to win the club Road Race trophy for this and the following two years.

1967 A roller competition held at the clubroom in February.

1967 Club track championships, Herne Hill, July 1967.
John Passfield,
Alan Roberts,
Mick Wishart,
Andy Hale,
Nicky Parrot,
Bobby Campbell,
John Charnley
Mike Slater

Mike Slater rides a Time Trial

A stage of the 1968 Tour of Ireland was won by Mick Wishart.

In the same year George Fell's record 30 was taken by Vic Nott in 1:10:52.

A special general meeting was called to change the club colours.

A photo in Cycling”weekly magazine, winter 1968,illustrated an article about winter cycling clothing. A Sunday Club run. From right to left, - John Charnley, Alan Martin, Les Charnley, Clive Butterworth, Chris Edwards ,Ian?, Barry Campbell, ?, Trevor? ,? ,Jack Bloor, Bobby Campbell, ? , Albert Campbell, Norman Bonham, Trevor Sanders, Trevor Mills.

1968 Saw Clive Butterworth join the club and rode Time Trials and Cyclo Cross, although to the latter he vowed "Never again".

In 1971 the club had a good year in open races with 17 wins, 13 seconds, 15 thirds, 22 fourths, and 17 sixths.

The club celebrated its Golden Jubilee in 1974 with a Lands End to John O'Groats cycle ride. Those taking part were Derek Jennings, Tony Dewerson, Les Charnley, Alan Sanders, Andy Hale, Norman Bonham, Charlie Jepson, and Frank Ryan. Click Here to see the full story of the ride.

The 1975 Annual Dinner and Presentation of Awards was held at the Fairlane Motor Inn, Hornchurch on 16 January 1976. Music during the evening was provided by The Tony Williams Sound. The President and Vice President's BAR Trophy was presented to Mick Wishart for his outstanding achievements during the year.

1977 Club track Championships were held at Herne Hill on 19 October. Amongst the riders were Tony Foote, Rob Morrell, Ian Damant, Trevor Sanders, Chris Terry, Martin Koester, Simon King, Keith Harrod, Mark White, Phil Thorpe-Apps and Chris Pople.

The 1977 Annual Dinner and Presentation of Awards was held at the Fairlane Motor Inn, Hornchurch on 13 January 1978. Music during the evening was provided by The Tony Williams Sound. The President and Vice President's BAR Trophy was presented to Ian Moore.

Derek Jennings was elected Barking sports personality of the year.

1978 saw Becontree riders active in Essex Road Race League events. On Saturday 8 April, The 3/J race around the Yardley Industrial estate was won by Phil Thorpe-Apps from Trevor Sanders 2nd with Mark Shaw 4th, supported by Tony Foote, Craig Stevens and Ian Damant and managed by Keith West.

The 1/2/3 race on the same day saw Rob Wishart, Rob Morrell, Keith Harrod and Martin Koester riding but unfortunately without success.

The following weekend saw Ian Damant, Craig Stevens, and Phil Thorpe-Apps riding in the 3/J event at Highwood. Ian won the bunch sprint for 4th place.

In 1979 the club had a stand at the Dagenham Town show.