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All you need to know about the Rebellion Way to help you plan your ride
How hard is the route?
How long does it take to ride?
What is a GPX file? How do I use it?
Which kind of bike is best?
Can I ride it on an adaptive cycle or trike, or with a child's trailer?
Is the route…
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We spoke to Lee Craigie, Adventure Syndicate director, about her cycling habits
Why do you cycle?
For transport. For the planet. For financial reasons. Those things but ultimately because it makes me feel good.
How far do you ride each week?
Hmm. Dunno. It varies. Ten miles or 1,…
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Former world athletics champion and Olympic silver medallist Colin Jackson helped launch Bike Week 2016 today – and revealed figures that show cycling is as popular as football.
In the build-up to Bike Week 2016, which starts tomorrow and runs until 19 June, Cycling UK commissioned polling…
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If the recent weather is anything to go by, autumn has arrived. But shorter days and rain are no reason to stop cycling. Content Officer Rebecca Armstrong has all the advice you need to get your bike ready for riding throughout the season
Autumn is a wonderful…
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With the current restrictions, we can still get out on our bikes, but we need to think carefully about where we ride. Here’s how to find new routes and plan a ride on your doorstep
After a year of various restrictions on where we have been able to go and who we have been able to meet, our…
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An experienced mechanic and frame builder, Liz Colebrook is here to help you with your technical issues, no matter how big or small
How do I know when wheel bearings need replacing? Is it possible/worth it to replace them myself, and if so, how skilled do I need to be? Leigh
Dear Leigh,
The…
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Cycling UK Louth Sunday Ride.All Souls’ Day 2nd November 2025.Ride Leader and Ride Report: John Rickett. With the change to GMT the club also changed its start time for the winter. Our resident forecaster (and undisputed leader) was at the Meridian Centre at 10.00 to promise better weather than the BBC, as well as wave off John Weeks, Steve Croton and John Rickett. Tim had advised that…
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Britain’s two largest cycling organisations are asking the public for tolerance towards cyclists and an end to misguided fears over coronavirus risks
Cycling UK and British Cycling have come together by publishing an open letter in today's Times newspaper calling on the public to…
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Keep your e-bike in tip-top condition and on the road during the colder months with this advice on how to look after it from content officer Rebecca Armstrong
E-cycles are a great choice for winter cycling. The e-assist means you’ll get to your destination more…
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With temperatures dropping and more rain on the way, Cycling UK and the AA have joined forces to issue a list of winter guidelines to ensure we all stay safe if the roads ice up
Winter is on its way and temperatures are dropping all over the country. As colder…
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