In addition to the information on our site, below are handy links to lots more cycling information across Kingston, from learning to ride to keeping your bike safe.

• The dedicated cycling section on Kingston Council’s website – link here – is a great resource, signposting residents to a wide range of handy local resources. This includes:
• Details of local cycling groups and rides, including the council-run Women on Wheels events
• Information on inclusive cycling opportunities across the borough to ensure cycling is accessible for all, regardless of age, disability or experience
• Update on free Dr Bike and bike marking sessions, plus other local bike maintenance classes
• Details of the council’s fully-subsidised Cycle Skills training for all ages, from term-time and holiday Bikeability courses for children to free one-to-one sessions for adults and families
• Advice on hiring or buying a bike, including the Try Before You Bike scheme (a programme run on behalf of Kingston Council by Peddle My Wheels) and Wheels4Me London, an inclusive cycle loan scheme designed to make cycling accessible for everyone in the capital by offering free, month-long accessible cycle loans for Disabled people across London.
• Cycle parking and security advice and details of on-street residential cycle hangars
• You can also find photos of local cycling facilities, current and past, at CycleStreets>>Photos Near Me

We also have this handy lists of local bike shops and repair services across the borough, including places where you can buy professionally refurbished second-hand bikes and recycle used tyres and tubes.

Be sure to read our top tips on how to protect your bike too.