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You too can cycle with the Bike Train. We're tending to use Quietway 1 rather than the route through Burgess Park. The new junction on the park route is a lot better but the on-pavement cycle lanes on the New Kent Road are unsuited to large groups (or indeed anyone) Quietway 1 OTOH is a […]
At our not-so-new venue at 41 Grosvenor Park SE5 0NH (see picture below). It’s much more respectable than it looks. Coming from Burgess Park, cross Camberwell New Road and proceed in an westerly direction along Urlwin Street, under the railway bridges, left at the end and straight on into the cul-de-sac in front of you. Very […]
We are out with a speed gun and the Met in Long Lane today, The limit is 20mph. Get caught the first time and you get a letter. You get a second chance. Third time you get a fine. You can do this too. Help the police catch speeding drivers. Contact us on southwark@lcc.org.uk to […]
This is Andy, boss of Southwark Cyclists and the man who makes the money that pays Dr Bike. With Charlie (see July 5th) Bruno and Mike he's part of the Dr Bike team. "Four great guys" as one satisfied customer said. Only three today because Bruno is on holiday. They index your gears, tighten your […]
Our volunteers are out with speed guns today, supporting TfL and the Met in their efforts to curb speeding. To do it with us, contact southwark@lcc.org.uk
We are leading a ride to the London Freecycle which is a brilliant opportunity to get the whole family together to experience the fun and freedom of cycling on traffic-free roads in central London. It's part of a festival of cycling led by the Mayor of London. Bits of it are remarkably silly. The route takes in […]
This is a leisurely easy-paced ride along the Thames Path from the Cutty Sark to the High Tor of Thamesmead. The High Tor isn't very high because few places on the Thames flood plain are high but on a clear day you can see the whole of south-east London from the top. Real name for […]
East Dulwich, junction of Lordship Lane and Townley Road, to Covent Garden. Andy leading.
Departs for Euston from Friern Road at 7.45am, travelling via Quietway 1. Taking our time and exploring progress with the protection on the Faringdon Road.
This is Andy, the brain behind all this free bike maintenance. Cyclists cycle 120 miles to Dunwich on the east coast in the light of the full moon and collapse on Dunwich Beach as the sun rises. Those who don't feel like cycling the 120 miles back, climb on a coach and wake up in […]
