Sentence examples for mainstream cycling from inspiring English sources

Tom Smith,  from Cardiff Cyclist Youth Commonwealth Games bronze medallist in mainstream cycling.

The visitors are senior executives and their clients, and their visit a lesson in how totally mainstream cycling is for the Dutch.

As he neared the end of the circumnavigation, he told the Guardian he was unsure how he was viewed by the "mainstream cycling" fraternity.

Drake said unsanctioned events could appeal to racers who were dissatisfied with mainstream cycling's era of complacency regarding corruption and doping.

(Women seeking an alternative to skirts drove the popularity of bloomers, as the pants were called). Young, often-urban entrepreneurs who are largely independent of the mainstream cycling industry are creating stylish and practical solutions to challenges they themselves encounter, from achieving flattering, day-into-night versatility to maintaining safety and visibility in traffic.

That piece of the business -- mainstreaming cycling by making it a mode of exploration in unique cityscapes -- had been developed.

We comparatively evaluate our approach to show how dynamic sensor configuration for multiple monitoring applications indeed outperforms the mainstream duty-cycling method.

The sprint rules in London have been changed essentially to ensure that nations outside the cycling mainstream will get their riders into one of the biggest events for at least two rounds.

The official reason is that this will encourage nations outside the track cycling mainstream but it is clearly being done at the cost of the event as a sporting spectacle.

To get cycling mainstream, experts agree, you need wholesale investment in infrastructure, most obviously well-designed and continuous cycle lanes, separated from faster traffic by a kerb or other barrier and with cyclists offered protection at junctions.

Ireland stands outside the track cycling mainstream, but its fledgling programme received its biggest boost to date in the penultimate race here when Caroline Ryan, a 32-year-old policewoman from County Kildare, ended the women's points race with the bronze medal.