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Small Print
These days there needs to be small print so here goes!
- The content of this website is owned by Roger Cook & Mark Leyland, if you draw inspiration from it which encourages people to take to the pedals then great but please don't use for commercial benefit.
- If you want to copy something, please be courteous, and make reference to us in your information.
- The written content of this website is a combination of knowledge and experience from the authors and valuable contributions from other notable experts.
- The content is made available for people's benefit where applicable, it should not be seen as "gospel".
- Any information and advice should always be seen as a guide.
- We do our best to keep the links up to date but stuff happens.
- We are not liable for any loss or injury to any person or organisation as a result of using this content.
- Permissions have been sought and gained for various images used in this website. A big thanks must go to, James at Mountain Bike Cumbria for photo mastery,
Worcestershire County Council, Wayne Lankford for inspiration, Mark Bickerton at Dahon, Peter at Velovision magazine, Kent at Co-Motion tandems, Chicago Bicycle Federation, the Sustrans team, Jan and Marije at Van Nicholas, Pete & Sarah at Tandeming, Zyro PLC, Park tools, Brian at Topeak, Mike at Burley, Chariot, Dave at Like-a-bike,
Kettler, Ruth at Amba, Alf & Theresa Webb, Brompton, Bart at Aerorider, Bob at Advanced Vehicle Design, Robert at Batavus, Nick at Powabyke, Trek and many more (you know who you are and may your pedal power journeys be blessed!).
Thankyou to everyone and happy cycling.
Roger Cook & Mark Leyland
CO-FOUNDERS
We are in the process of setting up a CIC (Community Interest Company) and will share progress on this as things take shape.
A CIC works as follows:
A CIC is the legal structure for social enterprises.
Unlike a commercial organisation work is in the interest of the community not for profit and the
assets are locked inside the company.
Unlike a charity a CIC is able to operate as an enterprise and doesn't need to have independent trustees.
There is a special regulator for Community Interest Companies.
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