National Bike Week is a week-long celebration of cycling that takes place in June, with events taking place all over Ireland.

The European Citizen’s initiative to have a new speed limit of 30kph in urban areas will improve traffic safety, and make our cities a better place to live.

While I anxiously await the completion of repairs to my bike, my thoughts are also on the purchase of a second bike.

Following on from Monday’s explosive wheel incident, I am now without my bike!

When I set off for my ride to work this morning, I could feel that something wasn’t quite right.

Kryptonite are a very well respected name in the field of bike locks, and offer a range of different U-locks and chains.

When I got up this morning, the weather outside didn’t look the best. It was raining and windy – not the best conditions to encourage anyone out on their bike.

Crowd funding is being sought to produce a second edition of the Cycling in Dublin newspaper, for distribution during Bike Week.

It’s almost the middle of April, and there’s very little sign of spring arriving in Dublin. It may be cold outside, but it’s not deterring the cyclists.

Exploring some of the areas around where I live in Dublin – Terenure College and Bushy Park