Property developer deploys “security patrols” to stop cyclists riding across ‘no cycling’ bridge at new £3bn London neighbourhood… that is designed to “enable sustainable transport and reduce car use”

The property developer of a new bridge that is part of a “masterplan” £3.3bn project to build “the first new town centre in London in 50 years” as part of “the UK’s most sustainable regeneration scheme” has deployed “security patrols” to ensure cyclists dismount and do not cycle across.British Land oversaw the 170-metre-long red boardwalk in Canada … Read more

“Misinformation” claiming “dangerous” new cycle lane would increase collisions proved wrong as council celebrates new layout reducing incidents and creating “safer environment” for all road users

In a victory for one council’s persistence to complete an active travel project, the number of collisions and incidents on a Swansea road where a cycle lane was built have been significantly reduced, Swansea Council having persevered with the bike lane despite “irresponsible” spread of “misinformation” during its construction.WalesOnline reported the reduction in incidents on Mayals Road … Read more

Birzman Chain Whip

The Birzman Chain Whip is a simple and effective tool that offers more than enough leverage to remove stubborn lockrings. The added fixed sprocket wrench is a nice bonus, too.There’s not a huge amount to say about a chain whip – after all, there are effectively two small lengths of chain attached to a handle. … Read more

Controversial cycling ban that saw cyclist ordered to pay £1,150 has “rejuvenated” town centre, claims councillor behind it… just days after ‘no cycling’ speaker message cut to twice an hour because “it was too repetitive”

Grimsby’s town centre has been “rejuvenated” with “café and street culture” since cyclists were banned from riding through a main shopping street, according to the councillor behind the controversial ban that has seen numerous locals ordered to pay eye-watering sums up to £1,150.The comments from Ron Shepherd come just days after North East Lincolnshire Council … Read more