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This flank of 6 steps lies right on a cycle route, leading to an underpass under a busy roundabout - there's also an S-shaped ramp nearby to bypass the steps. Both are signposted as 'cyclists dismount'. However, I've watched several cycl ... [more]

Steps on riverfront path next to Glasgow Sheriff Court. Plenty of room to ramp these out, the only obstruction to cycling along the south side of the river on this section.

Holloway Circus - Horsefair Subway - steps and ramp Location: Chinatown, Birmingham (England, United Kingdom) Thought it was time that I return to the centre of Holloway Circus to get some more shots. Was also some plaques in there ... [more]

A ramp with an intelligently placed cycle wheeling channel leading to a bike parking area on top of a Connexions boat taxi in Amsterdam harbour. This boat shuttles up and down the North Sea canal - so another facet of amazing Dutch integra ... [more]

This photo shows the channel that has been added to the station footbridge (which is still under construction). Rather than a channel, it seems to be just an angle girder, and is directly underneath the handrail, as shown in #35031. It l ... [more]

This photo shows the footbridge at Cambridge Railway Station, which is still under construction. See also #35032.

Ramp down to underground cycle parking at Antwerp Central station

Stepped access to a bridge in a new development in Munich

These steep stairs of the vertical lift bridge built in 1927 provide pedestrian access to crossing the "Kanal" when the "Cäcilienbrücke" is raised: http://iitm.be/cyclistsliftbridge . The railings for bicycles are a late addition and diff ... [more]

No sign yet of the promised cycle wheeling channel on the new staircase at Cambridge Station CBG.

Channels to help get your bike up and down the steps

I think that's a channel on the left edge of these steps, to help wheel bikes, then again it might just be a drain.

Harrison, Sidney and Mason push their bikes up these 'Dutch Ramps'.

This Cyclists Dismount sign is justified since there are steps on the riverside path here. Cyclists are better going via the Gorbals Sports Centre car park (but see #31365).

Stair access to the cycleway from the road level. The sign at the top prohibits horses and motorcycles.

A cycle tour of Edinburgh at the CycleNation / CTC conference, November 2010.

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

Footbridge on the Lodes Way (NCN11) which needs replacing with a new cycle bridge. There are steep steps but with a ramp down the sides.

The footbridge across the lode at this point currently has very steep steps with a ramp down the side. (Lodes Way NCN11)

Steps link the two platforms at Canterbury East. There is no lift.

steps on a cycle way

When the lifts are out of action you have to carry your bike up and down the stairs. There are no channels or gutters, and this photo shows how steep the steps are and what a struggle it can be.

Stourbridge Common bridge over railway.

Approx measurements of first flight of 16 steps. Height of top of wall above stair tread = 1.65 m. Thanks to passing dog-walker for help with measurements! Difficult to be accurate at ground level due to foliage.

View from top of Stourbridge Common bridge.

Stourbridge Common: open tread flight of eight steps & the cycle gutter.

The 'smokers entrance' to the Shire Hall complex, with ramp for wheeled vehicles.

P1050392 Location: , Berkhamsted (England, United Kingdom)

Best-practice channel to assist taking a bike up steps

Best-practice channel to assist taking a bike up steps

The majesty of this wondeful building did not stop them adding a very helpful cycle ramp to these stairs at Antwerp Central Station. This station was also the site of this youTube hit, when apparently the passengers suddenly started danc ... [more]

Cycle Ramp

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