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Behind the Bike Shed 02/07/2020

Host Phil Mynott looks at what there is out there to help young cyclists and their families to get out on the open road with Emily Cherry, of the Bikeability Trust and keen cyclist Sofia, aged 10, who has already completed some of the Bikeability training. Cycling Dad Adam Cundick explains why he and daughter Chloe cycled loops with friends for 24hrs between St Ives and Cambridge. We meet cycling baker Baker Gwyneth Horscroft, who’s just launched her new business Bicycle Bakes in Cambridge. Our guest on a bike this week Anna Street took up triathlons in her mid-40s and now competes in Ironman races around the world.

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