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See clip at http://youtu.be/okkhfI_lOA4 Decsription there as well. Another irritating bit of this cycle route. Why on earth did they develop the cycle route on the road when there's so much space?

See clip at http://youtu.be/okkhfI_lOA4 Description there as well. Another irritating bit of this new development. Take cyclists all the way round to the wrong side of Hills Road and put them at slow lights.

See clip at http://youtu.be/okkhfI_lOA4 Description there, but this is one of those irritaing bits of this new development. 500m going nowhere towards town.

Two trees have been set in the middle of the Wivenhoe Trail (Sustrans Route 51), at Hythe Quay, seriously hindering cyclists passage of this well-used and liked traffic free route.

National Cycle Network route 6: Cobweb Bridge Location: Sheffield (England, United Kingdom) Rather ingeniously, the route both crosses the River Don and goes under a railway line via this elevated way which gives the feeling that you ... [more]

Jubilee River Path. Route 61.

A ridiculous number of obstacles on Sustrans National Cycle Network Route 1, near Mill Lane.

There's no doubting it's 'End of Route' -- there's a fence in the way!

See clip at http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EcAA9gi5LmU This cycle path, on National Cycle Route 51, is just too thin. With the fence where it is, it could be almost a metre wider. This is a shared path. I scrub off loads of speed, as ... [more]

New route sign for Ipswich Road and Leisure centre (it's actually Leisure World).

This route sign for Town centre has been relocated (see #21400) without any thought as to which way the arrow is pointing. Town centre is in fact to the right, not left.

New signs on route 1 to Aberdeen. They are larger !

Official Route 7 signs leading into a dead end. The signs have been there since long before the BBC building, when the real route was slightly to the left of this picture. Now that has been barricaded off, with no signs to show that the n ... [more]

End of Cycle Route at Thames Valley Park in Reading or ING Direct - end of route.

Cycle route signs from Route 81, riverside path in Shrewsbury. Castle Walk footbridge in background.

Family cycling on Route 81 through the Quarry in Shrewsbury.

Cycle route signs on Betton Street Bridge in Shrewsbury

Cycle route signs on Smithfield Road in Shrewsbury

Cycle route signs on Smithfield Road in Shrewsbury

End of cycle route sign at Roushill where route crosses Smithfield Road in Shrewsbury

This folly links North Station (on the right) and Essex Hall Road, and with some work could provide a much improved route for South/West bound cyclists.

Rush-hour on a popular through route exclusively for cyclists.

National Cycle Network Route 12 in Peterborough. "All pedal cycles Turn left". Though there is no cycle lane along Bishop's Gate.

End of cycle route. Cyclists dismount. Why?

Cyclists dismount! Why?

Cycle Colchester's final flurry: paint a few cycle symbols on the road and we've got a cycle route... or not. This gate isn't always closed, but it is a lot of the time. Should be addressed if it is to form part of a link between St. Joh ... [more]

Unnecessary reduction in cycle lane width from previous 1.5m with green tarmac to 1.0m with no intention to replace green tarmac. Adequate road width exists.

University Ave / Byres Rd junction - bad ASL completion with continuous line extending through the ASL box (which was not in the plans)

Colleges Route, Clarence Drive - new build out added to provide some acrobatic excitement when heading home in the dark as you fly over it and into the parked cars.

New Colleges 'cycle' route lane on Highburgh Rd blocked by cars as new parking bays are too narrow and road not wide enough for what was planned. Note no separation between cars and cyclists

New 'cycle' lane Highburgh Rd heading East. the white van is legally parked as close to the kerb as he can get. Straight after him is a side road exiting from the left.

Stairway to heaven it isn't, unlit, steep,slippery metal steps, impossible for many to negotiate . The recently opened 558 cycle route.

I think the council must think all cyclists are rather short! Almost impossible to cycle properly along this path until they chop the trees back ! reported to the highways dept 08/10/10

The Flitch Way, from Gore Road.

A typical scene on Hawkins Road, forming part of Sustrans National Cycle Network, Route 51. It is an industrial estate with businesses reliant on HGV's making it most unpleasant and unattractive to new or returning cyclists.

On board the Harwich Harbour Foot & Cycle Ferry, part of NCN Route 51.

Typical sign for training cyclists in Andorra.

This pathway off Main Road takes cyclists under the A12, avoiding the busy roundabout with Main Road, and saving time if continuing along it.

steps on a cycleway. Essen route west.

The Ramsey Road advisory cycle lane comes to an end at the Main Road mini roundabout. This road is wide enough for a mandatory cycle lane along its length (see also #22813).

Route 13 sign on King Coel Road, pointing to New Farm Road.

Route 13 sign on Halstead Road.

Video unicycling (and cycling) along The Wivenhoe Trail (NCN Route 51) toward Colchester.

P1050366 Location: , Tring (England, United Kingdom)

Painting a newly placed bench seat adjacent to Breadsall Bridleway 19 where it crosses NCN672. Pub meals at the Windmill Pub - Go down this slope and turn right onto the bridleway. Stiff climb to the pub!

The Paddock Pub access to NCN672 from Mansfield Road, Derby. Pub meals at The Paddock Pub with car parking for patrons. SK36346 38468

Video cycling along NCN Route 51, between East Bay and University Quays Cafe, with CTC Colchester Cycle Champions.

New Walk is a historic riverside walk beside the River Ouse that now provides an attractive off road cycle and walking route into York from the south of the city leading directly to the city centre. Closed several times a year by river floo ... [more]

Millennium Bridge York A cycle and pedestrian bridge across the River Ouse in York - providing an environmentally friendly link between two areas of the city. many cycle over it daily to get to work or study, avoiding traffic and keeping ... [more]

On Bloomsbury Way west of Bury Place, indicates that you can cycle contraflow on Bury Place which is on LCN+ Route 6

St James Square, Grimsby National Cycle Route NCR12, Grimsby to Laceby passes through St James Square. CYCLING PROHIBITED.

Route 51 of the National Cycle Network runs along this section of shared cycle path / pavement on West End Road, Ipswich. Cyclists and pedestrians alike will often find their route blocked by thoughtless lorry drivers who park on the cycle ... [more]

Railway Street Grimsby. Only in Grimsby could you have a Cycle Route that incorporates a Foot Bridge !!!

Segregated route towards the pedestrianized city centre ). These cyclists just crossed a road where the cycle way has preference over road traffic. In this section, the centre lane is free to cycle. Note cyclists of all ages (no helmets, no ... [more]

Segregated route towards the pedestrianized city centre (passing underneath the raised railway line). Clear sign and use of different coloured materials to segregate cyclists and pedestrians. At the road crossing after the railway bridge th ... [more]

Denver Sluice. About a 4 hour bike ride from Cambridge.

Somewhat shabby cycle parking, but at least well spaced Sheffield stands to tie a bike to. Sheffield stands at the beach on Links Road on the North Sea Cycle Route 1.

Signs on the North Sea Cycle Route 1 on the beach at Links Road, approaching Lowestoft.

National Cycle Route 1 at Ness Point. The wind turbine 'Gulliver', was built in December 2004 and was the first commercial wind turbine in Suffolk and the largest wind turbine in Britain.

As far east as you can cycle in England. Britain's most easterly point in Lowestoft, Suffolk is on the National Cycle Route 1.

nice view of Birch church to check you're on the right road

This bridleway is passable

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