Oxford Pride Festival: free bike repairs
Saturday 3 June, 1pm–5pm
Get free bike maintenance from a qualified mechanic
Oxford Kidical Mass, 7 May
Sunday 7 May, 1pm
Join one of three led rides across Oxford, ending in Broad Street
Eid Extravaganza: free bike repairs
Sunday 30th April, 12 noon–5pm
Get free bike maintenance from a qualified mechanic
Oxford Kidical Mass
Sunday 26th March, 11am
Join one of three led rides across Oxford, ending in Broad Street
End road deaths: learning from Helsinki
By Jamie Clarke
More than 100 people from across Oxfordshire gathered on the evening of Tuesday 25 January to kick start a campaign to put an end to cyclist deaths on our roads. This follows the tragic deaths of four young women cycling in Oxford over the past 2 years. Cyclox organised the event to initiate an ambitious plan to eliminate road deaths.
Me and my bike: Patricia Logullo
By Patricia Logullo
I came to Oxford as a University employee in 2018 and fell in love with the city. I am from the biggest, most polluted Brazilian city, São Paulo. There, I needed to go everywhere by car — I was lucky enough to afford one — but I always wanted to walk and cycle more.
Get ‘On Yer Bike’ with the AJ Bell Women’s Tour!
By Vicki Galvin
Oxfordshire is gearing up to host Britain’s longest-running professional women’s cycle race and part of the prestigious UCI Women’s World Tour series.
Would you ride a bike made from bamboo canes?
By Dr Shpend Gerguri
Dr Shpend Gerguri at Oxford Brookes University writes about an innovative and alternative material to traditional framed bikes, following research with Professor James Broughton.
The potential of e-bikes
By Kevin Hickman, Director, Windrush Bike Project
We were surprised to discover that e-bikes have more potential to cut carbon in rural and suburban areas than in towns and cities. Research by the Institute for Transport Studies at the University of Leeds found that because public transport is less likely to be an option in rural areas, people can have a transport carbon footprint several times higher than when living in a city.
Oxford literary ride
Oxford literary ride
Sunday 26th September, 10.30am-12:30pm
Broad Street Meadow