Tags: bike

#67200, nearby

Eight Sheffield cycle stands were removed* from the High Street (see #17765) at the end of March, 2015, to make way for Colchester Market, which would be moving there, Fri - Sun. No alternative provision was planned at that time, and still ... [more]

#65992, nearby

You needn't have a quality bike but if you cherish what you ride use a decent lock and mind where you lock it. Broken bikes and broken locks are a too familiar sight behind the Brewers Arms on St Johns Street. See also #65993.

#64947, nearby

Bike & Go at Colchester North Station.

#63087, nearby

A bike now part of the river bank.

#37020, nearby

On a cold, wet, and windy day a great number of cyclists turned out for the Colchester Cycle Champions weekly LEAP ride to greet and cycle with CTC CEO Gordon Seabright.

#36480, nearby

Colchester Cycle Stores have taken over another shop just along from the original shop. It is currently being used as a showroom.

#35714, nearby

Small bike symbols in the gutter on Crouch St have been burned off and replaced with large symbols in a much more prominent part of the road.

#35710, nearby

Little bike symbols in the gutter (see #34312) along Crouch St have been burned off and replaced by some larger ones, in the centre of the lane. At this point the symbols were suggesting a desire line that would bring cyclists into confl ... [more]

#35709, nearby

Little bike symbols in the gutter along Crouch St have been burned off and replaced by some larger ones, in the centre of the lane.

#35311, nearby

For display only (judging by how shiny everything is).

#34979, nearby

A new supermarket store opening in Tiptree is being advertised by bicycle.

#34314, nearby

Small bike symbol on Crouch St suggesting cyclists make a sweep right across the road into the underpass. For cyclists to make this right turn, they should previously have been in a far more dominant, central road position and not make the ... [more]

#34312, nearby

Small bike symbols on Crouch St, suggesting a desire line for cyclists, and to motorists, where they should be riding. For cyclists to make a right turn into the underpass as is suggested (see #34314) they should be in a far more dominan ... [more]

#34309, nearby

A large bike symbol in the middle of the lane, as used on St Johns Street (see #29969), would be far more appropriate than a small one as is the case here on Crouch St. With parking bays on the right leaving only a limited space, cyclist ... [more]

#33426, nearby

The CTC 'Tiptree Cycle Jam' was a great success with information stall, pedal-powered smoothie maker, Dr Bike provided by Cycle Tech Colchester, and skills course by Cycle Training East.

#30405, nearby

ShakeAway advertising bike parked on High St.

#25664, nearby

Pashley workbike outside TJ Martin & Son, Canterbury Road.

#21182, nearby

Xtracycle near Culver Square.

#20049, nearby

Unique cargo bike built by Neil Allen, parked at Leisure World.

#18576, nearby

Cycle King, East Street.

#18508, nearby

A recumbent tricycle parked on High Street.

#18133, nearby

R&A Cycles, Barfield Road.

#18126, nearby

InterBike, off London Road.

#18120, nearby

Cyclelife Colchester on Winnock Road.

#17890, nearby

A recumbent tricycle on Magnolia Field.

#17889, nearby

Re~Cycle collect second-hand bikes and ship them to Africa. They also sell refurbished ones to the public.

#17844, nearby

A tandem pictured at Wivenhoe Quay.

#17841, nearby

Thomas's Cycle Revolution at Peartree Business Centre.

#17833, nearby

53-12 at the Cowdray Centre.

#17808, nearby

Colchester Cycle Stores on St. John's Street.