Subway in Holywood, Belfast
Titanic Belfast
https://titanicbelfast.com/
Ramp from shared use onto busy Sydenham Road
NCN93 Belfast segregated cycleway.
Cyclists Beware: When they put these barriers in they forgot about the cyclists.
As the consequence there's an extra wiggle in the cycle route here.
Covered cycle parking at a new development in Belfast
Belfast Titanic Quarter across the water.
View of the famous symbols of shipbuilding in Belfast from the cycleway by the river.
Fatal collision
https://www.belfasttelegraph.co.uk/news/northern-ireland/belfast-schoolboy-eoin-hamill-13-dies-after-collision-on-springfield-road-38832848.html
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-northern-ireland-50989764
https://twitte
Cycle Bridge over the Knock River
Sam Thompson Bridge, Victoria Park, East Belfast
Cyclocross in Ormeau Park, Belfast
Cyclepath and Bridge over the River Lagan, Belfast
Bicycle at Shaws Bridge, Belfast
Signpost along the Lagan Towpath in Belfast, County Antrim. Part of National Cycle Network 9. NCN9
Cycle path through Victoria Park in East Belfast
Cycle path through Victoria Park in East Belfast
Bicycle beside Belfast Lough looking over to Clarendon Dock and City Quays, Belfast, County Antrim
Lagan Cyclepath along the banks of the River Lagan in Belfast, County Antrim
Lagan Weir Footbridge / Cycle path over the River Lagan in Belfast, County Antrim
Cycle path through Orangefield Park in East Belfast
Connswater Community Greenway near the Beersbridge Road in East Belfast
Ballyknockan road, Ballygowan, County Down
Shared use gravel trail in Stormont Estate, Belfast
Shared use cycle path at SSE Arena Belfast leading through to the Titanic Quarter
Gravel trail path from Belvoir Forest Park back down to the Lagan Towpath
Victoria Park gravel trail path
Connswater Community Greenway shared use / Cycle path
Holywood Seashore shared use / Cycle path
NCN93 shared use pavement cycleway Belfast
NCN93 shared use pavement cycleway Belfast
Wide cycleway separates from A57 over the M2.
Taken from an airport bus.
Shared foot and cycle bridge at Lagan Weir
How does the saying go? ... as much as a fish needs a bike ?
Belfast Bikes at Winetavern Street
Donegall Place - one of the main streets in Belfast. The masts along the street have the names of ships - al ending in -ic, starting with Traffic and ending with Titanic.
A cyclehoop attached to a oneway sign.
Cyclists in the traffic calmed shopping area of Belfast.
Belfast Bikes at Arthur Street
The cycle route across into Ann Street sort of fizzles out here.
Erk! After a nice cycle ride along the river I'm faced with this four-lane highway.
The cycle route seems to continue as unmarked shared use footway to the left.
This looks to me rather like an escape ramp off a busy road onto some shared use!
Ramp from shared use onto a busy road.
Cycle parking at Belfast Met.
Speed control measures and cycle lanes on Queen's Island, Belfast.
Parts for making a ship in Belfast's Titanic Quarter.
Queens Bridge from Ann Street - the approach to the cycleway behind the camera is over this unsatisfactory toucan crossing.
Contraflow - next to three lanes of one way motor traffic in central Belfast.
A crescent of chicanes - which like lock gates slow down the cyclists as they descend from street to river level.
National Cycle Network milepost on the route from central Belfast to the Lagan towpath.
http://www.mapillary.com/map/im/tdDZpswxyt0REzDPpRcSkg/photo
Arthur Street contra flow
Belfast Bikes
http://www.belfastbikes.co.uk/en/belfast/
I was a bit surprised to see a National Cycle Network sign at this busy exit from Belfast International Airoport at Aldergrove. The parentheses mean it is the route to the NCN (94) Loughshore Trail and not part of the NCN itself.
Glengall Street - only one way to here, and the bikes have a contraflow for the rest of it.
Cycle hoop in central Belfast.
Well used cycle parking at Belfast's main train / bus terminus.
Contraflow in Glengall Street
My favourite #Belfast #Cycle Lane for so many reasons http://t.co/35YikuOPls
Sunday Ride 2009/07/26
Location: , Ballydrain (Northern Ireland, United Kingdom)
I see the signs.
Sunday Ride 2009/07/26 - Belfast, Comber, Mahee Island, Lisbane
Was the cycle stand full?
Someone attending the NICS Live conference - maybe one of the 2200 delegates (mostly civil servants) - travelled by bicycle!
http://alaninbelfast.blogspot.com/2010/11/was-cycle-rack-full.html
Short link: https://cycle.st/photomap/tags/belfast/