Suggested cycling websites

Bikely - Bikely helps cyclists share knowledge of good bicycle routes. www.bikely.com.

CTC - As the UK’s National Cyclists’ Organisation, CTC has been protecting and promoting the rights of cyclists since 1878.  www.ctc.org.uk

CTC campaign sites - "Sorry mate I didn't see you" - a site that collects and shares stories of bad driving, aims to build the political will to change how society deals with inconsiderate drivers.

CTC campaign sites - "Fill that hole" - a site allowing the public to report potholes and dangerous road or path conditions.

British Cycling - A site that encompasses the GB cycling team, upcoming stars, road biking, mountain biking and those who like to go the extra mile (or two!) http://new.britishcycling.org.uk/

Bike for all - www.bikeforall.net - A site containing everything you ever wanted to know about cycling but were afraid to ask!

Cyclenation - www.cyclenation.org.uk.  Cyclenation is the UK federation of cycle campaign groups, giving utility cyclists a voice nationally and locally

Sustrans - The national cycle charity that provides the National Cycle Network, active travel projects, consultancy, maps and even an online shop.  See www.sustrans.org.uk.

Mountain Biking  - If you enjoy mountain biking, you'll be interested to hear there is a new Mountain bike website set up for enthusiastic mountain bikers in Swindon.  The website can be found at www.mbswindon.co.uk/

Bikeability – Don’t forget to check www.bikeability.org.uk to see how you can get involved with training the next generation to ride their bikes.  You may want to consider training as an instructor, or joining a campaign to make sure that children in your area aren’t left out.  Either way, they will be pleased to hear from you.

"Essential Evidence" - Bristol City Council have asked Dr Adrian Davis to compile evidence papers outlining the benefits of walking and cycling.  The webpage on Bristol City Council's website includes an impressive list of papers!

"Bike Radar" - Very comprehensive international cycling site for all - www.bikeradar.com