Day Ride Sunday 28th February 10.00am Lynnsport A ride to The Granary Tea Room, Snettisham. About 17 miles. Day Ride Sunday 6th March 10.00am Lynnsport A ride to North Creake Abbey Tea Room. About 48 miles. Evening Ride Thursday 10th March and 14th April 7.00pm by the South Quay pontoon A one hour evening ride ...
There will be an extra ride starting from Lynnsport at 10am on Sunday 31 January 2016, heading out west into the wind which is currently forecast to strengthen and then blow us home across the flat fens. Planned half-way stop is at the Olde Ship pub in Long Sutton. This is an EXTRA all-welcome ride ...
On Saturday 30th January Brad will be riding from Sandringham Visitors' Centre leaving 8.15 am, and going to Walsingham for scones and on to Wells for fish and chips, returning in daylight. Distance 58 miles at touring pace. He's happy to have company on the ride.
The fens have just started getting snow and sadly, our councils are not as cool as Copenhagen's snow-clearing yet: http://player.vimeo.com/video/17954162 Riding through fresh snow is surprisingly grippy but it often doesn't last long before some of it gets compacted into ice by other road users. It can also hide debris - one of my best ...
Day Ride New Year’s Day Friday 1st January 10.00am Lynnsport A round trip taking in a sandwich stop at Raynham Park followed by a pub stop at The Crown, East Rudham. About 20 miles to sandwich stop, then between 5 and 10 miles to the pub, and 17 miles home. Be sure to have lights. ...
Previously on KLWNBUG... we criticised the initial plans for the new Lynnsport-Edward Benefer Way road that would have replaced part of the Sandringham Railway cycle path and added dangerous crossings; and then our volunteers (Pete, Rob, myself and many others - including friends at our national body Cyclenation and the charities Sustrans and CTC) helped ...
With winds gusting at 50 mph plus, Pete's "Secret Ways of King's Lynn" ride has been cancelled. We'll reschedule in due course.
I've put in an objection to yet another set of plans where a developer has thoughtlessly put a cycle track across a T junction in a way that has contributed to many injuries and even a few deaths across the country. West Norfolk is littered with this failed layout, so I want to explain how ...
Responding to proposed plans for new buildings and changes is one of the few ways that we can tell developers what local cyclists want. Sadly, many developers either come from far away places where few people cycle or they seem simply not to understand what local cycling policies mean or something. Council officers spot some ...
Fawkes in the Walks is on Friday 6th November, with the bonfire being lit at half six and fireworks from 8pm. More details are on the borough council website. Why not freewheel into town and avoid getting stuck in traffic? This year, there's a new 60-space cycle park with lockers on the ground floor of ...