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Manifesto Crowdfunder
£887 and counting...
You can find the latest about our Crowdfunder Project to promote our Manifesto campaign here -
New Discounts for Our Members
Stanfords and Gardiner Haskins are now offering 10% off (in-store only) on production of a BCyC membership card. Stanfords will let you wheel your bike into the back of the shop whilst you browse. More details on our membership page.
Welcome to Our New Website
We've been promising this for a long time and at last time and resources have allowed us to bring you our new website. Over the next few weeks and months we will build on what we can offer you as the new technology behind this site will allow greater participation by all our contributors.
There's lots of new content on this site, but we have not moved all of the old content over just yet, so you can still look back at the old site by using the "old site" link at the top right of all of our pages.
New features include an RSS feed for our News articles so that new items can be forwarded to your Inbox, a Google Mapping of the start points for our rides plus up to the minute and breaking news as it affects cycling in Bristol and this will be the first place to visit to find out what's happening cyclewise. In the future we will bring you online membership, both to join and renew.
We would be delighted to hear what you think of the new site, or if you have any problems, email This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.
Join our discussion group like our new Facebook Page or follow us on Twitter to keep abreast of emerging issues and have your say.
Freedom to Ride - The Bristol Cycling Manifesto
A Manifesto for major improvements to cycling in Bristol is soon to be launched, aiming to persuade the Mayor and Bristol City Council to make cycling a real priority.
A Crowdfunder pledge was set up on 1 May to raise funding to support the promotion of the Manifesto and amazingly within days it hit its target! It's not too late if you want to contribute to make this campaign even more effective. Click on the panel, left.
New Campaign - Stop Pinching Bikes
We have compiled a list of 'pinch points' where recent works have not delivered quality solutions for cycling. We're calling the campaign 'Stop Pinching Bikes!'. The aim is to get action on the Quality Assurance procedure used by the City Council's Transport department where in spite of revisions there is still only incidental consideration of positive outcomes for cycling.
London Weekend
Coming up - an exciting excursion to London on Bank Holiday weekend Saturday 25 to Monday 27 May.
So if you have nothing planned yet, how about joining us for a convivial weekend of metropolitan cycling.