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These racks are very heavily used and in their desperate need to park securely the bikes are being moved so that more bikes can be attached. The result looks very untidy and is not a great advertisement for more racks, which is what is real ... [more]
An Extinction Rebellion ride heads towards Mill Road from the starting point on Parker's Piece, see #110722.
Approaching a level crossing on Yarrow Road just as the gates are closing. This was on a #CamRideHome event.
This is really a footpath but is well used by people on bikes but you have to concentrate, duck through the overhanging vegetation and weave round the puddles.
Shame on the Addenbrooke's site - instead of providing plenty of cycle parking at the new developments here, visitors are having to find places like this to leave their bikes. This is some distance from the main buildings, and provides none ... [more]
A cycle repair workshop on the Addenbrooke's site. Tel: 07414113948 www.campuscyclehub.co.uk (went thru to a domain hosting site when checked on 14 Oct 2019)
Cycle parking area at Addenbrooke's that requires access pass to use. Quite full but not crammed full like everywhere else on site.
Velobox spotted at Newmarket Road Park‘n’ Ride site. http://cycle-works.com/installations/cambridge-park-ride-cycle-lockers/ Contact them to find out how to hire the lockers: http://cambridgeparkandride.info/newmarketroad-about.s ... [more]
The Sheep's Green bridges were closed for a couple of days for maintenance and the only result that I can see is that the ramp to this bridge has been smoothed out.
Battered railings encroaching further into a narrow shared path. Why exactly are they needed? The next crossing does not have railings.
This was already a very tight and awkward gap to negotiate. Knuckle crusher rails were installed last year to punish anybody who didn't get their alignment quite right. This bollard has now been added to make it even more difficult and make ... [more]
This was already a very tight and awkward gap to negotiate. Knuckle crusher rails were installed last year to punish anybody who didn't get their alignment quite right. This bollard has now been added to make it even more difficult and make ... [more]
I applaud the Newnham Bakery taking over a parking space for cycle parking, but I wish they'd installed stands which actually support bikes - it's not that well used as a result.
Display of bikes by Mike Burrows and others at the Cambridge Museum of Technology for the Exploring the Science and Technology of Cycling day in the Cambridge Festival of Cycling.
Parking on the railings and substitute Camcycle stall bike at the Cambridge Museum of Technology for the Exploring the Science and Technology of Cycling day in the Cambridge Festival of Cycling.
There's a telecoms van beyond the End of Road Works sign, but no reason for this stretch of cycle lane to be closed.
Maintenance vehicle on the busway maintenance track carefully allowing cyclists to pass (approximate location).
The cycle/pedestrian route under the A14 is open again (signs just refer to it as the footpath), although the guided busway is still closed.
Construction site for the Abbey-Chesterton bridge on the Chisholm Trail (and a train from Cambridge North to London)
Mill Road bridge may be open again, but the gas work continues. If the delivery van wasn't there bikes would only have to be wheeled a short distance.
Optimistic sign saying that these new cycle stands are not for the use of rail travellers. I'm afraid that train has already departed...
This route across the railway footbridge remains open, but is briefly closed to allow heavy plant and other construction vehicles to cross.
Steep steps with a channel for wheeling bikes on the bridge linking Ditton Meadows and Stourbridge Common.
Tree trunk on Ditton Meadows where work begins today until summer 2020 for construction of the Abbey - Chesterton foot and cycle bridge.
This jetty overhanging the river under the railway bridge is due to close today until summer 2020 for construction of the Abbey - Chesterton foot and cycle bridge.
This jetty overhanging the river under the railway bridge is due to close today until summer 2020 for construction of the Abbey - Chesterton foot and cycle bridge.
Route due to close today for work to begin installation of the Abbey to Chesterton foot and cycle bridge. #ChisholmTrail
Great to see that the area of Mill Road by the bridge has at last reopened after the fire. Shops much easier to access now. https://t.co/oQD1veOKgw
The new cycle parking on Station Road is finally in use and the 'security' guards have been sent elsewhere.
The start of the contraflow lane on St Barnabas Road is blocked, but I'm sure most cyclists are ignoring the No Right Turns sign.
Predictably, there's no indication that Mill Road might be open for cycling - the usually motor vehicle-obsessed thinking.
See #108546 - let's hope the tree roots have been properly dealt with rather than just given a fresh layer of asphalt to lift.
Which would you choose? Sheffield stand or two tier racks It is a unanimous vote for Sheffield stands. Much more popular. Cycle parking in the basement of 50/60 Station Road.
Dooring zone markings on the newly resurfaced Station Road, Cambridge - cyclists are entitled to keep well to the right.
Bikes dumped outside a neighbours house after the council ignored my abandoned bike reports for months. Note also in the background: motor vehicles parked across the footway and bins causing obstruction.
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