Welcome to Camden Cycling Campaign's new newsgroup. The newsgroup first started in September 1998 and was hosted by Listbot; however their free hosting service was discontinued in August 2001 so we

Items in this bulletin: Another cyclist dies... yet the battle for a safer cycling environment continues to rage Newsgroup migration complete Cycling in the Local Papers CCC Rides - 25th - 27th Aug

One of the great things about travelling by bike is the amazing repertoire of new experiences waiting to be enjoyed. A first for me tonight was my aluminium handlebar snapping (just at the point it

i had a pedal crank snapping in the middle of the adelaide road/primrose hill cross roads some years ago. the motorists thoughtfully drove around me and an elderly west indian man 'walking out' with

A couple of years ago a slightly dodgy bottom bracket seizedup in the middle of the Archway one-way -- in the middle of the traffic,going north just opposite the pub. It all literally ground to a

I had a crank (to be more accurate, two in succession)that failed on my Chinese bike. While I was riding along abusy street in Peking a pedal suddenly stopped turning the frontsprocket. I reached

Last year, outside the Camden TownHall, my cycle was stolen. If I had not noticed what had happened, I might havetorn a ligament trying to pedal the Sheffield stand.

----- Original Message ----- From: Lionel Shapiro To: CamdenCyclingCampaign@... Sent: Friday, August 10, 2001 8:57 PM Subject: Re: [CCC] Bar-otomy Last year, outside the Camden

The Camden Cycling Campaign meets again this Monday 13 August at 7.30pm, Castlehaven Community Centre, Hawley St, NW1. All cyclists welcome. The Castlehaven Community Centre is one block away from

Items in this bulletin: More Cycle Route Proposals for Heath Contractors Render Royal College Street Cycle Track Unusable Risk Compensation & Helmet Wearing LCC's 2001 Awards Rethink on road

The Royal College Street cycle track has been half obstructed for the last few weeks with construction materials, and on some days contractors vehicles have totally blocked the track, rendering it

Thank you for providing some entertainment, Gerry. Self-interested? I hardly ever cycle there. (Disclosure: it is my brother's regular route). I am concerned for those people who, attracted by the

Well I had a crank break on a bicycle in Holland. I'd cycled all day and was up north somewhere near the dike across the Ijsselmeer. I had just been saying ' How easy it is to cycle in Holland; see

I didn't know we had a lunatic fringe, not to mention that it was working constructively with Camden Council. Explains some things, though . . . Meade

From Mick Farrant, 22, Elaine Grove I am now compelled to use the Royal College Track to get to work at Kings Cross because of the appaling state of the road between the two stations (St Pancras

I received amazing service when I wheeled the barless Brompton into Simpsons Cycles on Friday morning for repair. A concerned Brian (the owner) ordered new handlebars from Brompton, and following

Paul: funnily enough I had a handlebar stem break on my Birdy some time ago, and again, although it was about two years old, Stuart at Bikefix got it replaced for me free, with no hassle at all. I

i have always found simpson's very helpful and knowledgable. being specific about what features you want in an item helps jane on 14/8/01 8:26 am, Paul Gasson at paulgasson@...

No, not in Camden. I can, however, recommend McNulty's of Enniskillen, if you are ever in those parts. When on the CCC tour of Ireland (north) this June, the rim of my rear wheel cracked (originally

As you say Simpsons is good.