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Copenhagen
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In defence of fair-weather cyclists: how do you keep a city cycling, even in the worst of winter?
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One of the most persistent criticisms I hear levelled against investing in cycling is that as soon as the weather becomes inclement peopl...
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This is what 100 years of building bicycle tracks gets you... London has a long way to go.
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When even sperm samples are being delivered by bicycle - on a specially adapted "sperm bike" no less - you know you've got...
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Counting bikes on London's cycle-only street
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Hackney Council launched this bike counter on their bicycle-only street, Goldsmiths Row, at midnight on Monday, August the 5th. Just 15 ...
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Why can't we Copenhagenize London? ibikelondon goes to Denmark...
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I realised a long-held ambition over the Easter holidays by returning to Copenhagen, this time with camera in hand and a keen eye on the cyc...
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Bike Pride! (or what the gay rights movement could teach cycling)
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There’s been lots of discussion online recently about the best approach towards growing cycling for the future. Opinions have varied hugely;...
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How can we encourage cargo bike culture?
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There are some sectors of society who still see cycling solely as a sport; a sometimes form of exercise as oppose to an everyday and ordina...
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"Copenhagen: City of Bicycles" book competition!
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We came over all excited here at i b i k e l o n d o n towers this week when a freshly printed book dropped on our doormat all the way from ...
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Why we need more bikes with baby on board
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I cycled the River Lea on Saturday, up from the Thames along the river bank to Hertford. It's a pretty, if not somewhat bumpy, off-road...
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Snapped! Copenhagen Cycle Chic
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And so we continue with our occasional series of the best in cycling photography blogs around the world... We all know it's the MacDad...
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Cycling's PR problem, and its serious consequences
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Cycling in the UK has a serious problem, and it’s one that’s not going to go away unless it is addressed head-on. Until then there can be no...
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Out of town; the man behind Copenhagenize and Copenhagen Cycle Chic
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Cycling is a broad church indeed and we're as diverse as people in general. Some of us like to run round muddy tracks racing against ea...
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