Cycling groups attack freeze on annual spending – The Herald

Cycling groups attack freeze on annual spending
The Herald, UK
Ministers faced a barrage of criticism from cycling groups yesterday after failing to commit any new funds to meet its ambitious target of ensuring that one in 10 journeys are made by bicycle by 2020. Only 2% of people currently cycle to work and only

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Private Photos for My Favourites – Telegraph.co.uk

Private Photos for My Favourites
Telegraph.co.uk, United Kingdom
I like to keep active by playing golf and cycling, as I enjoy these sports and it keeps me fit. I take pride in my appearance, as I think that is… Someone that is happy go lucky and doesn't take life too seriously. It is preferable that they like the
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Cycling: Trio triumph after time trial success – Newmarket Journal

Cycling: Trio triumph after time trial success
Newmarket Journal, UK
By Staff Copy NEWMARKET Cycling and Triathlon Club members excelled on Saturday in the Victoria Cycling Club's 10.2 mile time trial. Paul Barnes, Gage Lloyd and Steve Peck rode very strongly to win the three-up event with a time of 23mins 55secs.

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Cycling star Stone collects MBE – BBC Sport


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Cycling star Stone collects MBE
BBC Sport, UK
Double Paralympic cycling champion David Stone has received his MBE in a ceremony at Buckingham Palace. The Leeds rider, 28, who suffers from cerebral palsy, won the time trial CP1/CP2 and mixed individual road race CP1/CP2 at last year's Beijing Games

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Andrew cycling through Ilminster on Arthritis Research Campaign … – Chard & Ilminster News

Andrew cycling through Ilminster on Arthritis Research Campaign
Chard & Ilminster News, UK
By Steve Sowden » A FOOTBALL fan will be cycling through Ilminster next month as part of an ultimate physical challenge in aid of arthritis research. The 30-year-old football-mad St Helens man, Andrew mcmahon, is kicking off the toughest physical

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Boris unveils 'cycling revolution' – Environmental Transport Association


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Boris unveils 'cycling revolution'
Environmental Transport Association, UK
The London mayor described the initiative as a “cycling revolution” at a press conference in the capital. He said: “Cycling is on the up in London, but there is still much to do if we want to really revolutionise the way that Londoners get about.
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Cycling: Heading south part of Endura's tough race schedule – Edinburgh Evening News

Cycling: Heading south part of Endura's tough race schedule
Edinburgh Evening News, UK
RIDERS from the West Lothian professional cycling outfit Endura Racing Team will be looking for a morale-boosting performance when they line up for the second round of the British Tour Series in Exeter this evening, writes COLIN RENTON.
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Cycling leader aims to create network of safer routes in city – Yorkshire Post

Cycling leader aims to create network of safer routes in city
Yorkshire Post, UK
By Joanne Ginley A NEW network of walking and cycle routes in and out of Leeds city centre could be created over the next 10 years as part of an attempt to stop the city becoming clogged up with traffic. Richard Brett, the councillor taking the helm at

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The Pacific Northwest is a Biker’s Dream

Those who live in the Pacific Northwest are familiar with its reputation as a natural wonder. One of the best ways to take in the incredible scenery of this region is from the distinct view of a bicycle. With so many trails to choose from, the most hard-core cyclists and the newest cyclists are sure to find a trail that is just perfect.

Just outside the hustle and bustle of Seattle is the 27 mile track of the Burke Gilman Trail. A long time hot spot for skaters, cyclists runners, and walkers it was formerly a railroad built in the 1800’s. Since its’ transformation almost 40 years ago, the trail actually draws quite a crowd, both those on wheels and on foot. As a rule of thumb, keep to the right and keep the speed down.

If you are looking for a ride that is more secluded, the Marine Drive Bike Trail may be right for you. Although a small section of the trail is on the road, most of the ride is pretty uncivilized. The 17 mile long trail follows the Willamette River located in North Portland, Oregon and skirts along the trails of the Blue Lake Regional Park. The views and scenic hideaways are truly a treat, just be sure to come prepared.

If you are the type of cyclists that looks for tracks that are unusual, then the Route of the Hiawathas is sure to please. Located in Roland, Idaho, the Route of the Hiawathas begins at the Taft Tunnel and will require specific gear, including a helmet with proper lighting. There are 8 tunnels and a few train tressels lining the 15 miles of compacted gravel. With plenty of directional and historical signs along the way, this is a trip that will be remembered for a long time. One last note, this particular track has an $8 fee for adult riders, but is worth every penny.

The Centennial Trail in Snohomish County (WA) is 25 miles in length. It is fairly secluded and riders will enjoy some great scenery. The trail is paved and has all the needed facilities to make your ride comfortable. However, the hours to ride are limited to 6 a.m. to dusk. There are also plenty of railroad gates to be aware of. There is a gradual upgrade to the trail when headed north.

Yet another Railroad of old is the Trail of the Coeur d Alenes. This former Union Pacific runs from Mullen to Plummer, Idaho. The scenery includes lakes and mountains and boasts 72 miles of beautifully paved trail. If you are traveling with young riders, this trail is a good path to take. Crossing through Heyburn State Park, the Coeur d Alenes will hopefully be connected to the Route of the Hiawathas.

As illustrated in the details above, the Pacific Northwest has no shortage of scenic and exciting bike paths to entertain and delight cyclists. Though some of these trails may require more than one trip, I’m sure one can find a new treasure in every visit.

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Cycling: Bills on road for Midlands success – Stoke & Staffordshire

Cycling: Bills on road for Midlands success
Stoke & Staffordshire, UK
The 45-year-old veteran has targeted a good performance in the British Cycling championship for third and fourth category riders, and has been steadily building up his form for the race on the Sheriffhales circuit in Shropshire.
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