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Temporary cycle parking on the grass verge at the Riverside Museum while the regular cycle parking is out of bounds due to construction work.
Recreating the image of travelling on a night out on a tram in Glasgow. The fabulous Riverside Museum, Glasgow. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Riverside_Museum
Dress exhibit in the fabulous Riverside Museum, Glasgow. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Riverside_Museum
Dresses worn on a night out in Glasgow. The fabulous Riverside Museum, Glasgow. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Riverside_Museum
Harlow Museum actually began as a museum of cycles - hence the cyclist sundial in the walled gardens
Harlow Museum actually began as a museum of cycles - on the bottom is an 1898 Ariel Quintette, capable of 60mph for pacing track riders (no brakes).
Incredibly awkward overflow cycle parking at Harlow Museum, kindly provided by Essex County Council (sticker top left)
Cyclists should enter Harlow Museum here - it's a long way round to the car park and there's no cycle parking there. Signage needed.
The Hull People's Memorial, a museum of life in Hull during the two world wars. We met enthusiastic volunteers full of local knowledge.
Pavement parking in Scotland Street, opposite a car park. The line segregation cycleway sign is wrong too, since the cycleway is to the left of the footway.
[Image taken 4.4.21] Outside York Explore, Museum Street, York. This is my cycle. It has front and rear panniers (bike bags). The front ones remain on it because they carry my locks. They make my cycle 72cm wide as a minimum. (There is spac ... [more]
This ASL on Rougier Street, York, is critical for cyclists to be able to move around the road network, particularly for people approaching from Tanner's Moat. (See: #166218) However, it is frequently obstructed either completely or partly a ... [more]
[Image taken 9.3.21] Line of damaged tarmac starting with the area immediately ahead of the ASL on Museum Street, York and continuing right across the junction in the direction of the Minster on Duncombe Place. Each is a hazard for someone ... [more]
[Image taken 9.3.21] Extensive potholing on Museum Street, York looking towards the Minster. Turning from St Leonard's Place INTO Museum Street is always fraught. There's an ASL but drivers often try to pass on the right to get onto Lendal ... [more]
[Update see: #170496] [Image taken 9.3.21] Museum Street, York at its junction with St Leonard's Place (left), Duncombe Pl (ahead), Blake St (right), York. Damage to the tarmac immediately - unavoidably - straight ahead of the ASL. The numb ... [more]
[Image taken 5.3.21] Sheffields near Tier electric hire scooters at Leeman Road, York. Close to the rail station and the National Railway Museum.
[Image taken 5.3.21] Tier electric hire scooters at Leeman Road, York. Close to the rail station and the National Railway Museum. (See also #164881.) For the list of all sites documented see #164663.
[Image taken 5.3.21] Tier electric hire scooters at Leeman Road, York. Close to the rail station and the National Railway Museum. (See also #164882.) For the list of all sites documented see #164663.
No motorcycles, bicycles or cars through this archway to the Manor House Art Gallery and Museum in Ilkley.
The end of the Stewartfield Way cycle route, from Kingsgate to the National Museum of Rural Life. The bollards were a little tight, especially so close to the turn onto the crossing.
Glasgow 2014 Legacy cycle parking outside the entrance to the National Museum of Rural Life on the outskirts of East Kilbride.
It was a massive wrench for many cyclists in Cambridge when Ben Hayward's closed their doors for the last time in January 2017. In our latest post we relate the story of one particular bike sold by the firm that has particular relevance to ... [more]
One of the bikes from Cambridge's infamous 1993 Green bike scheme on display at the Folk Museum. See also #101287. http://www.iankitching.me.uk/history/cam/old/green-bike.html The sticker on the bike reads: CAMBRIDGE COMMUNITY BIK ... [more]
A riverside walkway in Govan, with the Riverside Museum across the other side. In summer a free ferry operates across the river.
An explanation of the cycling craze inside the splendid museum at Corowa. "When the bicycle first appeared in Australia in 1876, it was an immediate success. Initially this was because of its novelty, but it soon was realised that its ch ... [more]
Buffer strip on edge of shared-use footway outside Scotland Street School museum not actually wide enough to give full protection from opening car doors, and double yellow lines don't mean there will never be opening car doors there.
The segregated cycleway turns into a cycleway on the same level as the footway past the Scotland Street School Museum. Work still on-going in the picture. Opposite, the car park for Shields Road subway station.
The 1925 Tour de France looked like it really did what it said on the tin! http://www.cyclemuseum.org.uk/
Woman at the front tandem: Ladyfront. When women started riding bikes it was considered inappropriate for the woman to be behind the man, so this one has a lady frame at the front but has to share the steering which can be controlled by ... [more]
The story of Billie Dovey / Fleming who died in May 2014 just over 100 years old. She still holds the record for the woman to have cycled the furthest in a year, in 1938. http://www.cyclemuseum.org.uk/
One of the very first folding bikes - as used by paratroopers during the Normandy landings. http://www.cyclemuseum.org.uk/
A warning of killer hills inside the wonderful national cycle museum, Llandrindod Wells. http://www.cyclemuseum.org.uk/
The National Cycle Museum is housed in this former 'automobile palace'. It has a wonderful collection of bicycles cataloguing the development of cycling. http://www.cyclemuseum.org.uk/
Marvellous Machines - The Wonderful World of Rowland Emett - Emett's World - Maud Lunacycle Marvellous Machines: The Wonderful World of Rowland Emett. Summer Exhibition. Gas Hall - Birmingham Museum & Art Gallery. 10th May to ... [more]
Indulging two passions at once, (well I suppose the C5 doesn't really count as cycling), but the http://www.computinghistory.org.uk/ museum was fab and not far from our house.
Even without the car parked there, these wheel-twisters at Summerlee Heritage Park are useless for parking bikes securely!
Touage de Riqueval When we visited this canal museum there were friendly and extremely helpful staff who told us about the history of the 5km long canal tunnel here. This historic boat was developed to pull an anchored chain to propel it ... [more]
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