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cyclists. In some
countries these may be
known as
bicycle rodeos, or
operated as
schemes such as
Bikeability in the UK.
Education for
adult cyclists is...
- Para-cycling (or paracycling/para cycling) is the
sport of
cycling adapted for
cyclists who have
various disabilities. It is
governed by the
Union Cycliste Internationale...
- The
Solstice Cyclists (also
known as The
Painted [Naked]
Cyclists of the
Solstice Parade, or The
Painted Cyclists) is an artistic, non-political, clothing-optional...
- The
terrorist attack against cyclists in
Tajikistan happened on July 29, 2018 (UTC+05:00). Four
Western touring cyclists were
killed while cycling in...
- UK is a
trading name of the
Cyclists'
Touring Club (CTC),
which is a
charitable membership organisation supporting cyclists and
promoting bicycle use....
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Australian cyclists have
ridden in the Tour de
France since 1914. In the 1980s, Phil
Anderson became the
first Australian cyclist to win a
stage and wear...
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society for
cyclists.
Clubs tend to be
mostly local, and can be
general or specialised. In the
United Kingdom, for example, the
Cyclists'
Touring Club...
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child and/or
adult cyclists to wear helmets, as this may
protect riders from head trauma.
Countries which require adult cyclists to wear
helmets include...
- 2023. The
following nations qualified. 195
cyclists from 58
nations competed in the event. The
number of
cyclists per
nation is
shown in parentheses. Anguilla (1)...
- to the
community of
professional cyclists in general. More formally, a
peloton is
defined as "two or more
cyclists riding in
sufficiently close proximity...
