The London Cycle LInk is all things cycling.

Squeaky Wheel Bike Co-op will help you fix your bike, no experience required! They also campaign for safe cycling infrastructure and host group rides and events to showcase urban cycling.

The city of London provides over 350 km of pathways, bike lanes and cycle tracks. Click here to find links to: The City’s Cycling Master Plan, Bike Paths and Cycling Tracks, information on E-bikes, Core Cycling Projects and Local Cycling Groups.

The city has installed a number of bike fix-it stations where you can change and add air to a tire, or adjust your seat!

Located at: Wortley Rd (Tuckey’s Home Hardware), Crouch Library, Storybook Gardens, and City Hall.

A cycling advocacy group in London reviewed The City’s Cycling Master Plan and presented this argument of how to improve cycling in London. They argue that bike lanes need to be built to help the 56% of Londoners who would bike more, feel more safe.

Let your city councilor know how you feel about cycling infrastructure in the city.

CAN-BIKE provides a nationally standardized set of courses oriented toward recreational and utilitarian cycling. Courses for adults or children teach defensive riding skills, traffic analysis skills, and collision avoidance techniques along with the basics on safe equipment, and a bike inspection.

Find out more here.

The City continuously installs more bike racks throughout London as resources permit.

To request bike parking be installed near you, please contact Allison Miller:

E-mail: ​​​​​amiller@london.ca

Phone: 519-661-2489 x 5389

Check out this list of cycling groups in London.

Organized by a husband and wife team, they collect and repair bicycles and give them away for free on one day each year. Since 2014, we've given away over 2,000 bikes to the community & reused over 168,000 pounds of metal, rubber & wire! https://bigbikegiveaway.ca/