9 months to 3 years approx A baby should be able to hold its head up unsupported, and with a helmet on, before s/he is carried in a child seat. This is usually between 9 to 18 months; you may wish to consult your GP if you’re feeling unsu...
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BMX cycling is currently enjoying substantial popularity rivalling its heyday in the 1980s, due in part to its inclusion at the Beijing Olympics. The two main forms are track and freestyle. Track Races are fast and aggressive sprints on purpos...
Be careful of catching your front wheel in ruts in the road, drain covers and other risks. Potholes, debris and other problems on the road can be very dangerous to cyclists, and it’s important to report them to prevent accidents. Reportin...
I can't cycle as I have to wear smart clothing Don't think that because cycle couriers wear lycra you have to do the same. In Cambridge and Oxford lycra is rarely seen; in Holland it's even rarer. You can cycle in suits, skirts and unifor...
You should get into the habit of checking your bike regularly. A good way of doing this is the ‘M’ check which ensures you don’t miss anything (M describes the route you take if you look from the side of the bike): Start with...
Bike shops If you buy a new bike, it’s advisable to go to a specialised bike shop where they'll have the experience and expertise to find the right one for you. You'll also be grateful for the after-sales support, such as servicing. Mos...