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Like all elections, the 2018 Peterborough Municipal Election is important to cyclists. City council has a big bearing on the lives of cyclists. Here are two items to consider if cycling issues are important to you. Read More …
Part two of our 2015 Peterborough Cycling roundup looks at the highlight cycling-related events through the year. From Community Shifting Gears to Peterborough Pulse to bike education programs and a big move, there was lots of bike action in 2015. Read More …
It was a good year for cycling in Peterborough in 2015. City cyclists saw a number of infrastructure improvements and great cycling-related events, all of which strengthened our local cycling community. Part one of our 2015 Peterborough Cycling roundup looks at cycling infrastructure. Read More …
The City of Peterborough has released their plans for city cycling infrastructure in 2015. Upgrades include extended bike lanes, separated bike lanes and extensions to the city trail network. While some fall short of what the cycling community had hoped for, all are welcome additions and improvements to cycling in the City. Read More …
Many of us know people who go beyond everyday cycling and incorporate cycling into as much of their daily lives as possible. For some, cycling is their recreational passion and you will see them out on road bikes every chance they can get, either alone or riding in clubs like Peterborough Cycling Club. Others integrate cycling into their daily routine, commuting to work, getting back and forth to school or using their bikes for short trips and shopping. Those that are really committed include cycling into as many aspects of their lives as they can: recreation, daily travel and their job. One such person is Jeffrey Macklin of Jackson Creek Press. Read More …