Safe streets for everyone
We are cyclists who want our borough to be a place where:
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Traffic infrastructure protects vulnerable road users
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People of all ages and abilities can cycle without fear
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Cycling is preferred for short journeys by most road users
Upcoming Events
Ards Town Centre Races: Wednesday 18 June, Newtownards
This traditional Criterium event takes place on a circuit of closed roads in the centre of Newtownards. It involves racing for licensed riders in different categories of age, gender and capability. It is free to watch.
The competitive race programme is preceded at 6pm by fun circuits for children and parents/ guardians. Registration for the fun circuits takes place at Ards Art Centre (The Old Town Hall) from 5.15pm.
A detailed schedule and registration for competitors is available here.
Bangor Coastal Challenge: Sunday 22 June, Bangor Aurora
The NDCC 2025 Coastal Challenge in Association with Cycle against Suicide is now open for entries. There are two routes, 50km and 100km, with feed-stops and a broom wagon. Places are limited. Register here.
Recent News
We strive to improve the relationship
between drivers and cyclists.
When more of our residents cycle:
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Congestion will be reduced, particularly during school hours
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Bangor's city centre economy will be boosted as more residents "shop local"
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Residents' physical and mental health will be improved, reducing the burden on the NHS
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The borough's carbon footprint will shrink significantly
Our Campaigns
We are advocating for DfI to be more ambitious in their plans for building new Active Travel infrastructure.
Coming to Bangor this year, A new world-class Cycle Park with a Learn-To-Ride area, a BMX Racing track, a pump track, an Inclusive-Cycling area, and a Cross-Country mountain bike trail.
Our plan for a safe, traffic-separated, cycle route that links up 6 schools and reduces school-time traffic and pollution.
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