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If cycle use increases from less than 2% of all journeys (current levels) to 10% by 2025 and 25% by 2050, the cumulative benefits would be worth £248bn between 2015 and 2050 for England - yielding annual benefits in 2050 worth £42bn in today’s money.  In 2009, production losses due to mortality ...

Mr Walton Seah has served as Management Committee member since 2007. The bike trial community is a small one and over the years, Walton has been a key figure in promoting the sport. See more...

ordinary members endorse and approved amendments at the Annual General Meeting. See more...

The Singapore Cycling Federation was set upon 21 Jan 1958 as a society. It was registered under the Charities Act on 21 Jan 1958. See more...

The SCF Exco took over in September 2012. With the exception of Walton Seah, this is a totally new Executive Committee. We spent the year reviewing and consolidating and getting our processes in order. We invested a fair amount of time in reviewing our accounts and fixed assets and spent even mor...

The 2012 National Road Championships was organised by Spectrum World Wide and saw 444 cyclists across 14 categories take to the road around Aviation Park at the Changi Exhibition Centre, an almost a 50% increase on 2011 numbers. The response from local riders has been very impressive and the leve...

Why cycle? Cycling is an activity which can be good for you and good for the environment. It is convenient, taking you from door to door. It is reliable and it gives you freedom and independence. Cycling is a particularly good option for short trips. 41 per cent of all trips are less than two...

The National Federation will consider Athletes for nomination that it believes, in its absolute discretion, can achieve or contribute to Gold medal winning performances at the Paralympic Games. The National Federation may also consider Athletes for nomination that it believes, in its absolute dis...

Cycling Canada recognizes Long-Term Athlete Development (LTAD) as a cornerstone for building cycling at all levels of competition and participation in Canada, for athletes of all abilities. LTAD provides a progressive pathway for athletes tooptimize their development according to recognized s...