Bike Safety Archives

Disc brakes: are they for you?

20th November 2017
BikeTown
BikeTownCommuting

British Cycling made the decision this week that they will allow the use disc brakes in all road competitions from 2018....

Print money, and lose weight, by cycling!

7th November 2017
BikeTown
BikeTownCommuting

A Danish study has found that “active commuting” burns as many calories as a daily visit to the...

Winter cycling tips part two: the clothing

Following on from last week, it’s important to understand that it’s not just your bike that needs to be ready...

Winter is coming: get prepared!

20th October 2017
BikeTown
Bike SafetyBikeTown

“The nights are fair drawin’ in,” goes the cry! And in a shameless Game of Thrones reference, it is true...

Choosing the tyre that’s right for you

11th October 2017
BikeTown
Bike SafetyBikeTown

Your bike has a few consumables, by consumables, we mean parts that eventually wear out, and you have to replace...

The kitbag dilemma

You’ve got your bike, your cycling clothes, you know where you’re going, but do you have the tools to get you...

Women: Start your bicycle engines!

A sunny Sunday in Kennoway saw a new Scottish Women’s Road Race Champion crowned. Take a bow Julie Erskine, Queen...

Cycling to work reduces stress! – who’d have thunk it?

8th August 2017
BikeTown
CommutingHealth

Researchers from Concordia University in Montreal have been comparing different modes of travel taken during peoples commute to work and has...

Commute to work series #5

The fifth and final video from British Cycling in the series on commuting safely is crucial to navigating the roads and staying...

Commute to work series #4

3rd May 2017
BikeTown
Commuting

In our next of Commute Smart series of videos from British Cycling is a very important topic and one that not most people...

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Coronavirus Covid-19

In these times of uncertainty, we’re certain of one thing - that there are lots of good people out there with great community spirit across Cambuslang and Rutherglen, and we all really need that right now. We want to provide a safe and healthy environment for all of our participants, volunteers, guests, customers and staff. So in the short term we are following government health advice and postponing or cancelling a lot of our activities. Please be assured, however, that we are still here and willing to help however we can and we know that lots of residents are too.

All our teams are planning for how we can still offer support where it is most needed in our communities – it may just be in a slightly different format. We’re also coordinating with local politicians, agencies and local community organisations from Cambuslang and Rutherglen, so we can help residents and communities with what they may need in these difficult circumstances.

Specifically, Biketown currently remains open. We are here to help you with all your cycling needs. We will ask you to wait at the door and wash your hands as you enter but we're here for servicing and selling bikes. Cycling is a great way to get around and also keep healthy. We're at the end of the phone, on social media, on e-mail or however you normally get in touch with us.

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