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#91873, nearby

This is a very populated residential area (will be even more when ongoing constructions are complete) with no cycle parking space. The closest cycle parking is around 800m away, at the DLR station. This place is convenient and accessible to ... [more]

#91871, nearby

Steep semi-paved track down to Castellar and Menton

#91870, nearby

Track for a loop ride from Menton

#91869, nearby

View of mountain-bike route down to Menton

#91867, nearby

Some confusion here - mountain-bike route signs on the post, but No Mountain Biking signs on the trees beyond.

#91866, nearby

Some confusion here - mountain-bike route signs on the post, but No Mountain Biking signs on the trees beyond.

#91865, nearby

Cycle parking in La Brigue

#91864, nearby

Hard to believe that this stepped path is signed as a mountain-bike route.

#91863, nearby

Hard to believe that this is signed as a mountain-bike trail.

#91862, nearby

The rear access to Sospel station could do with improving (admittedly there's a level crossing just 100m away).

#91861, nearby

Bike parking at Sospel station

#91860, nearby

Poster for e-bike ride around the World War II sites of L'Authion.

#91859, nearby

Cycle route signs at the Col de Turini

#91858, nearby

Cycle route signs at the Col de Turini

#91857, nearby

Track out of Saint-Dalmas-Le-Selvage

#91856, nearby

The Col de Restefond, with the unpaved road to St-Dalmas-le-Selvage dropping away from the road to the Col de la Bonette, Europe's highest road.

#91855, nearby

The short climb from Vars to the Col de Vars has something like a cycle lane on the way up (south) - but there are places where it's definitely too narrow to be useable.

#91854, nearby

The short climb from Vars to the Col de Vars has something like a cycle lane on the way up (south) - but there are places where it's definitely too narrow to be useable.

#91853, nearby

Lane parallel to the steep busy main road up from the new town of Briançon to the old town - this should really be two-way for cycling.

#91852, nearby

No Entry Except Residents on lane parallel to the steep busy main road up from the new town of Briançon to the old town - this should really be two-way for cycling.

#91851, nearby

No Cycling in the Schappe park, Briançon

#91850, nearby

Start of lane parallel to the steep busy main road up from the new town of Briançon to the old town - this should really be two-way for cycling.

#91849, nearby

The old town of Briançon with banners for the 2017 Tour de France

#91848, nearby

No Motor Vehicles? Oh, if you're certain then... Mountain bike route down to the Isere valley.

#91846, nearby

Mountain bike route down to the Isere valley

#91845, nearby

Hiking and mountain-bike route signs

#91844, nearby

Mountain-bike route signs at the chalets of Bon Pas

#91843, nearby

Mountain-bike route down to the Isere valley.

#91842, nearby

Mountain bike route down to the Isere valley

#91841, nearby

Disassembled abandoned bike needs removal. It's been here for many months.

#91840, nearby

Cycling is permitted along the beach in Gorleston.

#91838, nearby

This gated asphalt road is marked as a No Through Road but in fact allows cyclists to make a superb day ride around Glen Lyon.

#91837, nearby

Only a year and a half old and the surface of this tiger crossing is beginning to wear away. Compare #80074 when it was new. I wonder if there's a more durable surface they could use?

#91836, nearby

Although there is cycle parking across the road at #91835, for some reason people prefer to lock their bikes here.

#91835, nearby

I won't be locking my bike to these rusty old stands next to a big puddle!

#91834, nearby

Path between Wallness Lane and Hough Lane Bridge blocked by fallen hedge

#83883, nearby

Quiet alternative route into La Brigue

#26066, nearby

Map of mountain bike routes around La Brigue

#26065, nearby

List of mountain bike routes, La Brigue

#91832, nearby

Plenty of car parking spaces, but only tree cages for cycles to be locked too. Every street in Yorkhill needs more bike stands.

#91828, nearby

Cyclist ignoring temporary road closure for a flea market in Briançon.

#27424, nearby

The alleyway between Richmond Road and Windsor Road is restricted at each end by a set of 3 railings. It is very tricky to negotiate through the narrow gaps between the railings with a bike trailer or cargo bike, and even "normal" bikes ha ... [more]

#91829, nearby

The only cycle route sign I saw between St-Dalmas-le-Selvage and St-Etienne-en-Tinée - not sure where it's supposed to begin or end.

#91827, nearby

Bikes at a road closure for a flea market in Briançon.

#91768, nearby

Cycle parking outside the old town of Briançon - and on the roundabout to the rear, a giant bike to commemorate the 2017 Tour de France.

#91769, nearby

Giant bikes to commemorate the 2017 Tour de France coming to Briançon.

#91770, nearby

Cycle rack at the Briançon tourist office, commemorating the 2017 Tour de France.

#91826, nearby

Bikes of various kinds at a café in Brunissard, near where the 2017 Tour de France finished a stage on the Col de l'Izoard