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On a recent ride I passed a woman by the side of the road. It happens. They are, after all, half the human race. She'd been running. No matter, I'll talk to anyone if the opportunity presents itself: even non-cyclists. I said this: "The roads around here." My full meaning, from one road user to another, was along the lines of "The roads sure are terrible, aren't they?", the context being the appalling stretch of tarmac I had just picked a careful line through.

A COUNCILLOR has questioned why so few cyclists seem to use the dedicated cycle routes linking Bradford and Leeds.

“The infrastructure has to be there for the journeys people are going to make. In Holland it took decades to create the cycling culture it has now,” the local authority’s transport director said in response to concerns over the cycleway’s use

The Grand Départ bid, which was criticised by active travel campaigners in Northern Ireland, has been withdrawn due to the lack of a functioning government – but one MLA says the project should still go ahead to leave a “lasting cycling legacy”

Disabled people have been under-represented in cycling imagery for too long, says Wheels for Wellbeing, a disabled people’s cycling organisation.

The Bicycle Association (BA), with support from the Investors in Cycling community, has launched the BA Cycle Industry Manifesto. The manifesto was - BikeBiz

Lancashire-based Go Velo Cycle Training Organisation has won the 2023 Bikeability Large Organisation Award. The Bikeability Trust supervises the national - BikeBiz

19-year-old Angelos and riding partner Jermaine Jenas were featured on the BBC’s Morning Live during their charity cycle – but one viewer asked, “Do these egos know no bounds?”

The Lotus Type 136 e-bike takes the ride experience to the next level, just ask six-time Olympic gold medalist Chris Hoy.

Lotus has unveiled the Type 136, a new performance model featuring the lightest e-bike motor from HPS to deliver dual-use functionality. The all-new bike - BikeBiz