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Pushing for a stronger, more vibrant cycle culture.
Pedalling events, campaigns, projects and products to get there.

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  • RIDE ON BELFAST

Ride on Belfast: Fri 13th June

Designed to coax you out of your car and show you how simple, safe and stress-free cycling to work can be.

The Ride on Belfast meets each year at Queen’s University at 7.45am, pushing off at 8am – cycling through Belfast City centre and finishing up at Belfast City Hall for a FREE Breakfast!

more info…

Ride on Belfast

THE BLACK PATHS

Craigavon was designed and build back inthe 1960s and 70s and one of it's most defining features was the separation of "man and motor".

Craigavon has no footpaths, traffic lights or pedestrian crossings. That's because there's an entirely separate transport system going under and over the road network. Measuring 40km it is the only purpose built active travel network on the island of Ireland – unmapped until now!

Visit the Black Paths Website…

BLACK PATHS

…creating connections

“I’ve watched Cycul create connections between people from all levels of society to meet up, exchange ideas, share experiences, and make a difference…”

J.Hobbs – NI GREENWAYS

…fun, inclusive, all community

“For all that is great in cycling... Cycul celebrate it local style. They have introduced fun, inclusive, all community, two-wheeled involvement. Chapeau!!!”

M.McCorry – Galibier Clothing

…stand out events

“Truly stand out events… excellent event organisation but also encouraging entry-level cyclists to get into cycling.”

A.Exely – Outdoor Recreation NI / CycleNI.com

…people who clearly know and love cycling

“CYCUL events work so well – it’s clear that they’re put together by people who clearly know and love cycling. We highly recommend!”

I.McAleese, See.Sense

Traffic in Towns – Digital

“We hope our digital version of Traffic in Towns helps inform current debate and discussion on sustainable transport, urban planning and our on-going problems with traffic in towns.”

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