The Domestiques Cycling Club of Middle Tennessee (TDCC for short) was founded in the spring of 2015 serving the Nashville and Middle Tennessee area. Our mission is: "To promote cycling in Middle Tennessee and encourage cycling at all levels"

Our name "Domestique" is a french word meaning "Servant or Helper". Our club holds true to the principles of their not being a leader or singular star of the team, but rather that we are all equally important to act as helpers of each other both on the road and in our service to the community.

We also are an associated club of the Major Taylor International Cycling Alliance with cycling clubs both nationally and abroad. Honoring the legacy of Marshall "Major" Taylor, the first African American World Champion in Cycling (1899).

Our club retains 50-80 official members each season. With over 2,500 cyclist connected to us through our various social media and related outlets. We have over 60 club rides each season as well as supporting local charity events such as the Tour De Nash and providing training rides for cyclist as they prepare for this challenging yet scenic ride through the streets of the city. We participate in regional rides such as the Juneteenth ride in both Memphis and Nashville, the Big Hill Challenge (The Milligan) in Watertown, the One Love Ride in Atlanta and many others across the country.