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| Welcome to the informative section for Cycling in Manchester. Please select one of the options on the right to quickly jump to the information you require. |
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This is an almost entirely off-road, traffic free route that runs from Chorlton to Gorton.
It is available for cyclists, walkers and runners. For further information go to:
Cycle Map and http://fallowfieldloop.org/ |
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Last Updated 07/01/13 |
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If you live in the Manchester City council area, are aged over 16 and would love to start cycling but never learnt how to cycle, or would like a chance to practice in small groups, then these sessions are for you. The cycle training is delivered by fully accredited cycle instructors and bicycles are available (free-of-charge) for use during the training sessions.
Up to three training sessions are available free of charge.
For more information and to book, click on www.bikeright.co.uk/freewheeling |
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Last Updated 07/01/13 |
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Breeze bike rides are free, fun informal bike rides for women, by women.
Breeze is the biggest programme ever to get more women into riding bikes for fun. Our aim is to help thousands of women feel confident and comfortable about going on a ride.
Find out more and find your nearest Breeze ride here or become a Breeze Champion yourself by clicking on this link: www.goskyride.com/breeze
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For further information about sport cycling clubs, contact Laurel Kinrade, Cycling Development Manager, on l.kinrade@manchester.gov.uk or telephone 0161 953 2421.
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Since being registered as a charity in 1991, Cycling Projects has brought cycling into many people’s lives. It has become increasingly involved in cycling related training. It has brought the opportunity for exercise to disabled people, encouraged people with poor health to take up cycling and has worked with excluded communities to help them make cycling part of their lives.
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Last Updated 07/01/13 |
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