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  • 4 days ago | cyclinguk.org | Laura Laker

    By Laura Laker The Netherlands has a dense network of high-quality cycling infrastructure. The UK? Some patchy good bits and lots of blue signs, as Laura Laker discovered A set of stairs with a bollard on them was uniquely obstructive, even by National Cycle Network (NCN) standards.

  • 2 weeks ago | cyclinguk.org | Rebecca Armstrong

    By Rebecca Armstrong With our advice on climbing you might even find you love hills. Photo: Gerald Hoban Hills can be off-putting, especially to newer cyclists. Content Officer Rebecca Armstrong has all the advice you need to improve your skills so you’ll be racing up those inclines There’s no getting away from it – hills are hard.

  • 3 weeks ago | cyclinguk.org | Rebecca Armstrong

    By Rebecca Armstrong When you apply pressure to the pedals, it moves the drivetrain, making the bike go forwards Cycling has its fair share of jargon and one of the words you might have heard is drivetrain.

  • 3 weeks ago | cyclinguk.org | Rebecca Armstrong

    By Rebecca Armstrong Your bike’s wheels will help determine how comfortable your ride is There’s more to a cycle’s wheel than meets the eye. It’s the main point of contact with the ground and what keeps you moving. Content officer Rebecca Armstrong explains all. The wheels on your bike go round and round – propelling you along.

  • 1 month ago | cyclinguk.org | Rebecca Armstrong

    By Rebecca Armstrong There are as many different types of handlebar as there are rider! Photo: Robyn Furtado Steering, a place to put your hands and support your weight and somewhere to position lights, gears and more – your bike’s handlebar is essential. But how does it work and what are the options available? Content Officer Rebecca Armstrong has the lowdown A bike’s handlebar is one of its most important components – you wouldn’t get far without one.

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