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• Where are the best places for cycling in the UK?

  10 Sep 2014: When Pendulum set off on tour, their guitarist Peredur ap Gwynedd always takes his bike with him in the hope of finding an exciting new route. Here, he picks his five favourite cycling spots in the UK

• Can you save energy by using public transport? It’s not that simple

  10 Sep 2014: Christian Wolmar: Car use is declining while the popularity of train travel is on the rise, but calculating cost per trip is a complex business

• Chic, classy or the one with leopard print – cool helmets for bike rides

  10 Sep 2014: Laura Laker: Are you spoilt for choice or not sure which one to pick for protection and style? Here is a selection to help you choose the best

• Gears, tears and breathtaking ascents: how I cycled the Dolomites and Alps

  9 Sep 2014: With barely any training Peter Kimpton tried to tackle the Haute Route, the highest and toughest cyclosportive in the world. How did it go?

• Rivers, vicars, and Boris Johnson's bum: the joys of cycle commuting

  8 Sep 2014: James Walsh: Relaxation, beauty, fitness, and the rear end of the mayor of London. Guardian readers share their cycle commuting stories

• Weekly highlights: Tower of London's WWI installation, cycling commutes and baking disasters

  5 Sep 2014: We’ve been getting such great contributions from our readers that we want to share them on our blog. Here are some of this week’s highlights

• Top five: Two wheels

  5 Sep 2014: Celebrate yesterday’s cycle to work day and start a new habit for autumn – or stay at home and play with miniature ones instead. There is two-wheeled fun for everyone

• It's Cycle to Work Day – tell us about your two-wheeled commute

  4 Sep 2014: Peter Walker: A two-mile pootle in tweed? Or a 20-mile sprint in Lycra? How do you do it, and why? We want to know. Also, share you stories and pictures on our Guardian Witness page
  

• How to set up a bike repair co-operative

  2 Sep 2014: The Broken Spoke Co-operative is the second in our series on community projects; here’s how they set up, and information about how you can do the same

• Bicycle repair: taking it apart is the first step to putting it back together

  2 Sep 2014: A complete repair novice with a dilapidated bicycle, Carlene Thomas-Bailey got her hands dirty with Broken Spoke Co-op. Did it work?
  

• Need to save? Get on your bike

  30 Aug 2014: Celebrate National Cycle to Work Day … it’s the switch that keeps on giving

• Laserlight, the bright idea of a student behind a lifesaver for cyclists

  24 Aug 2014:

  Emily Brooke has created a virtual cyclist, seen by drivers if there is a rider in their blind spot – with 3,000 sold at £125 each

• LA was a cycling haven, until cars took over – could it be one again?

  15 Aug 2014: City links: We explore LA’s attempts to bring back cycling, floating neighbourhoods in Hamburg and suburban explosions in Christchurch in this week’s best city stories

• New Forest officials criticised for turning down bike scheme funding

  15 Aug 2014: New Forest National Park Authority set to refuse £2m to create public bike hire scheme because of 'anti-cycling sentiment'

• Weekly highlights: gay rights, social services in the UK and outrageously decorated cakes

  15 Aug 2014: We’ve been getting such great contributions from our readers that we want to share them on our blog. Here are some of this week’s highlights

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