https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BS7hMCfdAj4

i'm new to cycling in my city and would like some tips/advice from experienced cyclists on rules and etiquette. I've already formed my own as a pedestrian and cyclist to work, but would like to know how I can make it easier on people (pedestrians, cars, myself)

Hello everyone! I am a postgraduate student on Digital Design and Branding. Following the recent crash of Evans Cycles and its acquisition from Sport Direct, I am conducting a research regarding Evans Cycles branding and the possible cause of its problems. The problem is that I am an international student and I don't know that many cyclists in the UK right now. I would be super grateful if you took the survey on Evans Cycles and even more grateful if you forwarded to any UK Cyclists you know. It only takes 3 minutes. Thank you anyway.

Best regards,

a fellow cyclist

https://www.surveymonkey.co.uk/r/evans_cycles

Calamus C-vision

Hey guys!

I am Nilesh, Co-founder of Calamus Electric Bikes. We are a young team of passionate electric bike enthusiasts, engineers and designers trying to build the smart affordable premium e-bike. We want to build a bike that is for the people, listening to the problems and requirements absent in the current offerings in the market. We have created a short survey to understand your views for the same.

Calamus C-vision Survey

It's my humble request to every member here to fill the survey and express your views on the same.
Thank you!

hey, how cyclists out there clean their bike if they live in a flat? Any tips or tricks? its been a long time since i have done it and i normally use an old toothbrush and make a big mess!

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Hi all, my name is Quoc and I'm the designer/founder for Quoc cycling shoes. I just recently discovered /r/UrbanCycling and think it's really cool. I started my company with City Cycling shoes that's SPD compatible. My goal was to offer the commuters/city/urban cyclists who need a pair of high quality normal/casual looking shoes that can last. However, since this is a very niche market, it's quite challenging to have enough demand. So long story short, I'm here to humbly listen/gather your opinions on what you would wear for cycling in the city? your needs? your wishes? your worries? your style preference? any feedback welcome. Thanks everyone! Quoc

HI there, i'm thinking of putting together a project where urban cyclists in cities around the world upload and share their edited cycle routes with the aim to inspire more people to cycle. Would anyone be interested in participating.

I've been a bike commuter for several years now. At first, I wore traditional bib shorts under my work clothes and I changed clothes when I arrived to the office, then again before heading home.

Then about a year ago I decided to design the perfect casual bike shorts for cycling to the pub or for your daily commute. The result has been the development of the "The Pub Crawler." But we need your help to make these premium bike shorts a reality on Kickstarter: https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/2124533438/premium-bike-shorts-from-urban-cycling-apparel?ref=b65x6o

I'm about to start a new job and will be cycling to work. For this job, I need to look a little more professional. I'm interested in a good bag for cycling that's minimalist in design, can hold a change of clothes and lunch, preferably waterproof or water-resistant. My ride won't be super long, but comfort will factor in.

I really like the look of Brooks Pickwick Day Pack, but I'm also looking at zipped ones like the North Face Kabyte or Isabella.

Any thoughts or favorites?

The new range of baggy cycling shorts is currently approved, with us in the new design. They are a produced in durable polyester fibre with a cotton-like a feel in colour option. There will be an also be the option to purchase with or without a G-tex padded under-short. The target price for the shorts is under £19.99. http://dekoshop.co.uk/index.php?route=product/category&path=60