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Features

Thought-provoking, fun, interesting, opinionated. Articles that might be about giving something back. All designed to help you get that little bit more out of riding your bike. 

Office cycling facilities key to meeting government targets

New report reveals need to (once again) improve cycling infrastructure. 

Cycle City Active city - Bradford

Neil Webster gets invigorated by some great speakers and stands at the annual conference. 

End of Ride facilities

Martin Brown talks us through what should be waiting for us after a commute - and so often is nowhere to be seen. 

 When is a Bike not a Bike?

Neil Webster, intrepid reporter, brings us the answer.  

WARNING: Possibility for disagreement is high

100 miles a week ... but I'm not a Cyclist

Thomas Hardy doesn't have clipless pedals, or lycra, he just rides his bike

Towards carfree use of all transportation

Jonna Pollanen explains Maas - Mobility as a Service, coming from Finland to Birmingham

Back to biking in your 80s

Andrea Learning describes her father's re-engagement with cycling, decades after it started. 

Naive bike shopper

Our intrepid mysterious shopper goes looking for some wheels

War of the Roads: Mini-Holland

Neil Webster explores the rigid battle lines drawn between health and choice 

Car-free in the city

Ruth-Anna MacQueen ditches four wheels for multiples of two (and a barrow) as she ferries her children round town.

Cycle parking solutions

George from Turvec, discusses some of their latest solutions to the increasing problem of god quality cycle parking.

Another cycling false start for London

Sean Howes engages in more disappointment over the latest non-starter of a cycling scheme for the capital. 

My commute: Dave Rogers

Dave commutes in London, on the cycle superhighway. There are quite a lot of things getting in his way.

Jasmin's journey

Dave Rogers takes the long road from despair; back in the saddle in memory of his daughter Jasmin

Intense bike maintenance

Where Andy is forced to pick up a spanner, and is perplexed by the mysterious item in front of him? Could it be a ball bearing? 

Cycling vs the world

Is riding the bike really better than everything else: let's take the test and see

My cycling journey

Richard Byatt charts his ride from London, via Box Hill to Alp d'Huez

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