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Links to cycling information sources

Searching the web for hours means less time out there. The following links should make it easier and quicker to find exactly what you need.


Bike for All

Mine of information on UK cycle-related matters and a starting point for surfing the web for cycle stuff.


UK Mountain Biker

A starting point for UK-wide off-road riding information, from easy peasy flat routes for everyone to those black routes for experts.


Bicycle news and videos

Snippets to inform and entertain.


CTC

UK membership organisation helping cyclists and campaigning to make cycling enjoyable, safe and welcoming for all.


Sustrans

UK sustainable transport charity involved in creating cycle and walking routes, often traffic-free.


Safe routes to schools

One of Sustrans' projects.


Cycling England

National body that co-ordinates the development of cycling across England for...'more peple cycling, more safely, more often...'. Supported by various Government departments. Includes the establishment of cycling demonstration towns.


Cycling Scotland

National body promoting cycling and funded by the Scottish government.


A to B magazine is an entertaining and informative read about low carbon living, including commuting and shopping, with reviews of folding and electric bikes plus comments on cycle-related items including rail travel. Printed or online version every other month.


Cycling Plus

Monthly print magazine for recreational riders.


Cycling World

An out-of-date site, but some interesting reading from the defunct print magazine for everyday and holidaying cyclists.


Velo Vision

A quarterly print magazine about specialised bikes, cycling as transport, and the human power scene. Everyday utility cycling, recumbents, folders, tandems, adaptations for different abilities. 'It's a quarterly dose of cycle inspiration.'


Folding Society

Online info for all interested in folding bikes.


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