Camcycle

@camcycle.bsky.social

Membership charity working for more cycling for a better future in the Cambridge region. Join us!

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Spotted a bike showing off a Cambridge business? 🚲👀 From bookshops to local businesses, bikes around Cambridge are getting creative! Here are a few of our favourites… (@Waterstones is from a few years back, but it’s still a classic! 📚) Have you seen any recently?

Bicycle locked to a rain‑wet railing overlooking a riverside punt dock with rows of blue-and-wood punts and a ticket booth nearby; a sign on the bike reads "Café ARISTO 16 Silver Street."Tourist information bicycle cart with a bright red umbrella parked outside a church entrance while a staff member in an orange "Here to Help" jacket assists visitors.Bike with a large yellow advertising panel reading "Student Weeks at Waterstone's Cambridge 10% off," driven past a historic university building with pedestrians nearby.Green bicycle with a wooden front crate and wet saddle locked against a decorative black iron fence, chrome bell on the handlebars and a white sign reading "Cambridge Alumni Tours."
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A fantastic response for the recent Kidical Mass with over 200 people attending 🎉

"What an inspiring morning! The support for School Streets came through loud and clear - we want safer streets, cleaner air and space for more families to appreciate the joy of cycling."

#KidicalMass #SchoolStreets

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Wow, what a way to get to work! We love these photos of Utrecht, The Netherlands. The first photo shows the busiest cycleway in the Netherlands. The second shows a route leading to the largest cycle park in the world, with space for 13,500 bikes. Imagine starting your morning like this!

Busy city bike lane filled with dozens of commuters cycling past a fenced construction site with stacked shipping containers and billboards, while pedestrians walk along a tree-lined sidewalk beside modern office buildings.Crowd of cyclists at a busy city intersection during a commute, many on cargo and city bikes; bicycle lane signs and blue construction containers line the street, with trees and a church spire visible in the background.
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Take a look at this beautiful mural on the Carter Bridge which crosses the railway between Devonshire Road and Rustat Road and celebrates the four seasons. The mural was painted by strret artist ATMA and local artists, thanks to support of @camcitco.bsky.social & Art Streets. Have you seen it yet?

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