Directory of Cycling Resources

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For sites which campaign about issues related to cycling (for/against) and cyclists; for example, sites which argue for improved facilities for cyclists.

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• Off-Road Cycling

Resources in This Category

• Bricycles

  http://bricycles.org.uk/
  Brighton and Hove cycle group campaigning for improved and cycle-friendly facilities; information about membership, activities and events, and contact details.

• Bristol Cycling Campaign

  http://www.bristolcyclingcampaign.org.uk/
  Action group promoting the use of cycles. Diary, campaigns, news, routes, gallery.

• Cambridge Cycling Campaign

  http://www.camcycle.org.uk/
  An organisation of volunteers campaigning for the rights of cyclists and promoting cycling in and around the city. Includes newsletters and joining information.

• Camden Cycling Campaign

  http://www.camdencyclists.org.uk/
  Lobbying for better road conditions for cyclists in Camden, organise rides and social events, and provide services for our 700+ members; a London Cycling Campaign local group.

• Cheltenham Cycle Campaign

  http://www.cyclecheltenham.org.uk/
  For a cycle-friendly Cheltenham. Membership information, newsletter archive, egroup, contacts and links.

• Chesterfield Cycling Campaign

  http://www.chesterfieldcc.org.uk/
  Fighting for facilities and promoting cycling in Chesterfield.

• Colchester Cycling Campaign

  http://www.colchester-cycling.org.uk/
  Information for cyclists in Colchester, putting people in touch with local clubs and events.

• Critical Mass

  http://www.urban75.com/Action/critical.html
  The home of the cycling campaign group; taking to the streets every Friday to promote cycling as a safe and clean alternative to the car.

• Critical Mass Brighton

  http://groups.yahoo.com/group/criticalmassbrighton/
  Yahoo! group site for Critical Mass bike rides celebrating cycling and promoting a sustainable alternative to petrol-dependant transport.

• Critical Mass London

  http://www.criticalmasslondon.org.uk/
  An informal and anarchic celebration and promotion of cycling; information about their monthly rides, with an archive and links to related resources.

• Croydon Cycling Campaign

  http://croydoncyclists.org.uk/
  Group that campaigns for a better cycling environment in the London borough of Croydon. Information on cycle route maps, bike shops, local rides diary, cycle training, and special needs cycling.

• CTC

  http://www.ctc.org.uk/
  National cyclists' organisation offering advice and services to cyclists since 1878. Offers advice for casual to hard-core cyclists. Advice on what bike to buy, training courses, and campaigns on behalf of cyclists.

• Cycle Hereford

  http://www.cyclehereford.org.uk
  Set up in 1990 to counter spread of pedestrianisation and one way streets.

• Cycle Shefield

  http://www.cyclesheffield.org.uk/
  Local cycle campaign group. Includes maps showing cycle routes in the city, useful information and details of current campaign issues.

• Cycle Wight

  http://www.cyclewight.org.uk/
  Campaign group promoting improved cycling facilities on the Island. Includes profile, news, newsletter, image gallery, directory of cycle shops and hirers, and suggested routes from Ryde.

• CycleBradford

  http://www.cyclebradford.org.uk/
  Campaigns for local biking facilities. Includes information on forthcoming campaigns, newsletters and joining details.

• Cyclox

  http://www.cyclox.org/
  Promotes cycling in Oxford by working with cyclists, the local government authority, and other stakeholders. Includes details of meetings and events, comments on developments, and a journey planner.

• Dorset Cyclists' Network

  http://www.dcn.org.uk/
  Cycling information, member services, club organisation and campaigning activities.

• Go Bike - Strathclyde Cycle Campaign

  http://www.gobike.org/
  Exists to lobby authorities for better conditions for cycling, also organises regular cycle rides. Includes news, meetings and contact details.

• London Cycling Campaign

  http://lcc.org.uk/
  A membership organisation that campaigns for cyclists in London. Services include cycling insurance policies, cycle route maps, rides and meetings.

• Nottingham Critical Mass

  http://www.veggies.org.uk/event.php?ref=213
  An "unorganised coincidence" in Nottingham, when a lot of cyclists happen to be in the same place at the same time and decide to cycle the same way together for a while.

• Pedals

  http://www.pedals.org.uk/
  Local pressure group in Nottingham campaigning for safer and more attractive conditions for cyclists. Site contains information on current campaigns and advice on bike maintenance.

• Southwark Cyclists

  http://www.southwarkcyclists.org.uk/
  A local campaigning group of the London Cycling Campaign based in the London borough of Southwark. Includes newsletter, campaigns and training schemes.

• Spokes

  http://www.spokeseastkent.org.uk/
  East Kent campaign group to encourage cycling. Includes aims, history, news, events, cycling tips, and routes.

• Spokes, the Lothian Cycle Campaign

  http://www.spokes.org.uk/
  SPOKES has been campaigning for over 20 years for cycling as a means of transport in and around Edinburgh, Scotland.

• Sustrans

  http://www.sustrans.org.uk/
  A charity dedicated to sustainable transport. Instrumental in creating the National Cycle Network. Information on the organisation, projects, maps, and membership details.

• Weird Cycle Lanes of Brighton

  http://freddio.ueuo.com/cyclelanes/
  Photographs of the irrational and/or illegal with comments. Also includes a weblog.

• West Berkshire Spokes

  http://www.westberkshirespokes.org/
  Represent the interests of cyclists in West Berkshire. Details of organisation and events.

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