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This listing only shows photos within a square radius of 15 kilometres of the centre of Cambridge.
Go to the national CycleStreets photo listings for photos beyond.
Bikes overflowing across the road from the girls' school - because virtually every bike now has a basket, only half the otherwise adequate provision of cycle stands can be used....
Access to the cycle parking at Reach Fair was through this dismounted gate into a trampled-down meadow. The gate got very muddy and slippy.
Katrina's second go with the double decker cycle parking is much more confident. (See first attempt at #37646.)
Katrina tries the new double-decker cycle racks for the first time, with some success. See #37647 for her next try.
The Black Horse, Swaffham Bulbeck - covered area with laundry airer, bike stands outside, but cyclists prefer to leave their bikes under cover!
Another cyclist arrives with empty basket at the heavily used cycle parking outside this local supermarket.
Working lunch at CycleStreets hack day, our roadie Bev, has provided some excellent homemade nutmeg, raisin and ginger biscuits.
This doesn’t show the full extent of it, but bikes were parked on every available immovable object on Saturday at the Mill Road Winter Fair.
Pink and green saddle covers to promote a local restaurant. http://www.bills-website.co.uk/
Bikes occupying the space outside the Kingston Arms that could usefully be provided for cycle parking.
Although lots of bikes parked against the cemetery railings, no-one actually parked their bikes in the cemetery this year, which was as requested by the Reach Fair committee
Members of the Cambridge Cycling Committee collecting their bikes after a day of focussing on what the Campaign should be prioritizing. But these racks have disappeared by end of June: #31612
The Grand Arcade cycle park is now usually close to full - at least one person is now using a kickstand, without locking his bike onto anything.
Cambridge station on Christmas Day - no trains, no cars, but plenty of bikes - what does that tell us?
Does this person actually /want/ this bike to be stolen? The front wheel can simply be dropped off and replaced.
Simon 'dogfooding' (meaning: testing out our own stuff) - testing the new CycleStreets iPhone app to report a cycle parking problem in Cambridge.
This year the church is not showing any no cycle parking signs as it did during the Folk Festival last year - see #17969
A PCSO shows me the railing that was cut-through to steal a bike said to be worth £700.
Cambridge Cycling Campaign field trip to Audley End. Threre were a surprisingly large number of bikes on the train - we met another group of 6 riders who just happened to be going on a 28 mile ride starting at Audley End.
The Empress pub (with unusually no bikes parked outside it this time), and changed paintwork reflecting the result of the world cup fixture England versus Germany. See 'before' at #23596.
The Empress pub painted up in anticipation of England v Germany in the South African World cup. Lots of bicycles parked all over the place. See 'after' #23824.
Lots of bikes parked outside this pub decorated in anticipation of a world cup football match.
Artwork based on #23603 to help the debate about a name change: http://www.camcycle.org.uk/newsletters/98/article15.html
The Cycle Parking location for Reach Fair 2010. Lets hope there's not been too much rain the day before!
Cycle Parking area for Reach Fair ride. This is very close to the fair itself, and cycles can be locked to the wire fence on the left. Most riders will be in groups and will want to lock bikes to each other. Access is through this gat ... [more]
Restored these cycle racks are now back! This is what they looked like in 2005: #2191 Then they disappeared when Jamie's Italian restaurant came to town in Jan. 2010: #20479 and in Feb a notice went up threatening removal of bikes: #213 ... [more]
Good and bad cycle parking at CambridgeOnIce 2009 - and my gut feeling is that there's less of it than in previous years.
Cycle stands at Woodlands Surgery on Station Road, which is trying to stop rail passengers using their cycle parking.
Woodlands Surgery on Station Road is trying to stop rail passengers using their cycle parking.
There were four temporary bike racks at the 2009 Cambridge Folk Festival - two wheelbenders as on the right, two Sheffield-style.
Every pole that doesn't have an associated 'go away' sign is being used for cycle parking during the Folk Festival.
Presumably fed up with cycles attached to their railiings this church threatens.... PLEASE DO NOT CHAIN YOUR CYCLE HERE Cycles chained here will be removed and the police informed
Folk festival cycle parking! I'll add more comments here, when I've finished uploading this sequence of photos about the totally inadequate cycle parking for this major event.
About the only kind of bike that should be using the wheelbenders at the Girton Co-op.
I returned to my bike to find a group of fixed gear cyclists had parked a couple of their bikes above mine. I was able to extract my bike without disturbing the other bikes.
Reach Fair - still lots of bikes parked wherever they can find a bit of space. Note: we've been asked to park bikes elsewhere, neither in the cemetery, nor against the railings.
For 2010 the entrance to the Cycle Parking is to the right of the cyclist shown in this picture. Go down the grass bank and through a gate which should have been taken off its hinges for the day - see #22305.
In the absence of Sheffield or "zigzag Sheffield" ( #11381 ) stands, the wheel-benders at Cambridge on Ice are well used ( #15321 ).
Bizarre - a cycle secured only by a plastic handcuff. Presumably single-use as it has to be cut off.
New paving being laid at last outside Christ's Lane (formerly Bradwell's Court). Cycle parking is due here.
New paving being laid at last outside Christ's Lane (formerly Bradwell's Court). Cycle parking is due here.
Sustrans Rangers day. Finding a place to park! Forty Cyclists are shown here - all of their bikes could be securely accommodated in about 6 of these car parking spaces.
Temporary bike stands by entrance to Cambridge on Ice tent - only 1 bike using this rack at 1120am Wed 28th Nov 07
Temporary bike racks in use, Cambridge on Ice between Box Office & coffe van, 11.20am Wed 28th Nov 07.
Ad hoc cycle parking at a stall selling bikes at the Sunday morning car boot sale at Cowley Road Park and Ride site. See also #11723.
Christ's Lane development under construction, on the site of the former Bradwell's Court. Cycle parking to be provided in front after much campaigning by the Cycling Campaign.
Park Street Cycle Park officially opened by the Chief Constable of Cambridgeshire. Sorry about the poor quality photo the lighting in the cycle park made it difficult to get a good image.
This wheelbender cycle parking has been cut off pending imminent replacement with sheffield style racks.
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