tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-24417328.post89927879221726752..comments2009-11-26T04:07:33.537+01:00Mikaelhttp://www.blogger.com/profile/16749740728099129703noreply@blogger.comBlogger3125tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-24417328.post-88785616110301126952009-11-26T04:07:33.537+01:002009-11-26T04:07:33.537+01:00I want to see my country ues the cycling more...!queen110http://goodcycling.blogspot.comnoreply@blogger.comtag:blogger.com,1999:blog-24417328.post-73900979195448414392009-11-17T09:09:40.894+01:002009-11-17T09:09:40.894+01:00Being a Midlander myself, it&#39;s sad to leaf through the history-book photos of Birmingham populated by a huge number of bike shops and normal people on bikes. <br /><br />(The city also had one of the UK&#39;s biggest and most beloved tram networks - replaced with buses post-WW2.)<br /><br />Now the city has one of the worst &#39;cycle networks&#39; in the country, awful motor traffic, and only a handful of quality bike shops. *sigh*<br /><br />Adamsexifyhttp://sexify.wordpress.com/noreply@blogger.comtag:blogger.com,1999:blog-24417328.post-25927643260570860252009-11-12T17:08:56.809+01:002009-11-12T17:08:56.809+01:00Cycle is definitely booming again and I&#39;m happy to say that in my area, it&#39;s a very grass roots/community movement thing as opposed to a &quot;big business&quot; thing.Jonathan at Five and Dime Bicycleshttp://www.fiveanddimebicycles.comnoreply@blogger.com