London Cycle Challenge 2007
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”London's a fantastic city to cycle around - it's pretty flat, usually dry and there are lots of signed cycle routes on quiet roads that make riding in the capital a real joy. I grew up cycling in London, and it's great to see how much conditions have improved in recent years.

“There's a growing number of people out there who are taking up cycling and finding out that it's about the cheapest, healthiest and most reliable way to get around town - as well as the most enjoyable."

Bradley Wiggins, UK Tour de France competitor & triple Olympic medallist in Athens 2004


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Why take part?

GENERAL BENEFITS

In addition to the chance to win a Tour de France VIP ticket, the limited edition London Workplace Cycle Challenge 2007 T-shirts, free cycling products, there are wide ranging benefits in cycling to work.

Cycling to work is an environmentally friendly way to travel, avoiding emissions, congestion and car parking problems. A cycle-friendly workplace is an employee-friendly workplace, giving staff more choice in how they travel and an opportunity to fit exercise into their daily commute.

Cycling is moving ahead in London! Since 2000 the number of cyclists on London’s major roads has increased by 83% - the largest growth experienced anywhere in the country!

You would be surprised at how little effort it takes to cycle (especially in London which is relatively flat), and how accessible it is to people with a wide range of fitness levels and abilities. For more information about cycling in London - www.tfl.gov.uk/cycling.

Cycling is a convenient and low cost way to get around and lets you fit exercise into your daily routine. The British Medical Association says that you can benefit from significant gains in health and fitness by cycling only 20 to 30 minutes three times a week.

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