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Yourself and others might find this read interesting:- https://aseasyasridingabike.wordpress.com/2018/02/08/a-waste-of-space/

Good for you. Earlier I was thinking about a cycle lane down to the Bridge and decided it was a good idea that would end badly. We all know it wouldn't be properly segregated. The cyclist would feel embolden to ride faster. The pedestrians would frequently stray onto the other coloured tarmac...

Yeah I know you're right, I can be just as much to blame, if not more so, for anti-cycling binfests on here, and I should do better. I guess my little petulant dummy spit comes from having too many (considerably more than 1) vehicles used as a weapon against me.

Changing football to a summer sport would probably help the most! That is the thing that makes me laugh most about all the anti cycling campaigning. You hope to take an extra 1000 people out of the bus/train/car park queue and all you get in return is a shitload of negativity. Nobody in the...

If only there was space:- Amazingly if you took your argument this morning with Tyrone, on regaining gun control in America, and applied it to cycling in the Uk, you'd now be siding with Uter and others here. It'll take time to chip away at our most stoopid of country's transport laws. But...

Can anyone remember the name of the event the club put on for cycling to the AMEX, from the Level? Or ideally find the Argus story.

The Active Travel Case Study in the second link has cycling at only 0.6%, 2 seasons ago, which still shows a .2% increase.

It's time football started to take cycling seriously https://www.theguardian.com/environment/bike-blog/2018/feb/20/its-time-football-started-to-take-cycling-seriously A notable exception is Brighton and Hove Albion, who have one of the newer stadiums that take cycling seriously. Although the...