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Facilitators Tim Bowden Donald Boyd Dave Simpson Developing Cycling in and Around Huntly Share Huntly Cycle Survey results Find out whats already going on in and around Huntly ID: 153909

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Hosted by Huntly Development TrustFacilitators: Tim BowdenDonald BoydDave Simpson

Developing Cycling in and Around HuntlySlide2

Share Huntly Cycle Survey resultsFind out what’s already going on in and around HuntlyDiscover Huntly’s cycling history

Discuss what next?Why are we here?Slide3

June-September 2013 (Bike Week to Huntly Hairst)Over 110 responses 53% male, 47% female47% live in Huntly itself, 19% within 5 miles41% aged 31-50; 22% aged 51-70; 20% aged 13-18; 6% < 12

11% aged 19-30; 0% > 70Full results available at www.huntlydevelopmenttrust.orgA snapshot of what people said….

Huntly Cycle Survey ResultsSlide4

Most people own a MTB (62%) and/or a road bike (42%) – but a wide cross sectionEven split from unused to daily useMostly used for pleasure and general fitnessAlmost 1/3 use the bike to get to work¼ use it to do shopping10% to get to school

Huntly Cycle Survey ResultsSlide5

5.54 (Scores in all the boxes)What makes it good:Quiet roads & streetsScenery/landscape/viewsVariety of (circular) routes & terrainForest tracks (Bin, Gartly Moor, Battlehill, Clash, Mungo)

Huntly Cycle Survey ResultsSlide6

What makes it bad:Lack of cycle only paths/routesTraffic level & speedDriver behaviourRoad & path conditionsInteraction with A96 and A97

Huntly Cycle Survey ResultsSlide7

Top 8 actions to improve the situation:1 Cycle paths separated from other road users2= Cycle lanes painted on the road2= Development of safe routes to school4 Local routes with downloadable/printed maps5 Local

waymarked off-road cycle trails6 More cycle parking in the town centre7 Regular local guided rides on-road

8 Regular

local guided

rides off-

road

Huntly Cycle Survey ResultsSlide8

OutcomesI would cycle more often (62%)I would encourage others to cycle (55%)ImportanceQuite (41%) or very (53%) important to Huntly’s future

Develop & promote Huntly & District as a cycle destination?92% yes

Huntly Cycle Survey ResultsSlide9

The Bike ShackOpen for repairs, and sales of second hand bikes, taking donations tooTGS Mountain Bike ClubAfter school club with qualified leadersHuntly AutosparesNow 60% of in store stock cycling relatedOrganised RidesJust the one at present developed after 2013 HBW, but more to come?

Bike HireThe Huntly Nordic & Outdoor Centre has a number of Giant Mountain bikes in various sizes for half day and daily hire

Huntly

Bike Week

2014 sees this annual event in it’s third year

Ming the MercilessWell-established annual run and cycle event

Breaking news! – Huntly rickshaw – Darren…..

What’s already going on in Huntly?Slide10

Did you know…Huntly once had it’s own cycle race track?It was on the Market Muir and was used like an outdoor velodrome for circuit racingHuntly once boasted 4 bike shops?40 Duke Street - 14 Bogie Street -

3 Duke Street - 2 SquareThe Huntly Express once had a cycling column?Every week around the turn of the previous century (1900)

Huntly used to have it’s own cycling club?

Strathbogie Cycle Club – Huntly Cycle Club – Strathbogie Wheelers Club

There is much more meat to the cycling history of Huntly, progressing research and collecting photos, stories and memorabilia and producing a booklet/exhibition could be a possibility

Huntly, a cycling historySlide11

Is there enough interest in moving forward?Is anyone willing to put themselves forward to help develop further?What ideas are there out there?If positive, how do we move forward as a group?What do you/we want to do?

* Photos:

FreeDigitalPhotos.netSlide12

Confirm sufficient interest to move forwardList of potential projects Identify interested individualsSchedule next meeting(s)What next?Slide13

Happy Cycling!cycling@huntly.netMany thanks for participating