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• Sales of bicycles in UK: 1965 65,000; 2006 4.5million • Took part in any form of cycling (Adults 15+): 2002 13.0%; 2006 14.4% • “Cycle regularly” - adults 2001 2.3m; 2007 3.2m
• Growth of leisure cycling 2007- 2012: Enthusiasts: +25% As part of holiday: +32%
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Page 8: % cycling off-road: 2002 54%; 2009
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Page 17 and 18: North Sea Cycle Route 6,000 km
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Page 21 and 22: Northumbria’s Cycle Kingdom 330 k
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Page 43 and 44: Hadrian’s Cycle Route: Hadrian’
Page 45 and 46: Holiday cyclists Cycle holidays
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Page 55 and 56: Research by Graham Vickers (Masters
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• Administered by VisitScotland
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• Local cycling service providers
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• Access & Communication: • Eas
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• Local attractions & information
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