Our aim is to encourage cycling in Mole Valley

• as a key component of an integrated transport system,
• as a highly sustainable transport mode and
• as a healthy and fun activity for all the family

Use our site to find out about what we are doing and how you may help us, to find some cycle routes off the beaten track and to let us know about danger points or other problems in your local area. The Mole Valley Cycling Forum exists to help you make cycling a safer and more enjoyable activity in Mole Valley.

Cycling News

• Evening Bike Ride
  All ages are welcome to join the Mole Valley Cycling Forum on Wednesday 11th August for a scenic ride to the Dukes Head in Brockham, leaving from Dorking Sports Centre at 7.00 pm. Read more
• Ride traffic-free streets of London
  London will once again be transformed into a cyclists' paradise with the return of the Mayor of London's Sky Ride on 5 September, promising to be the biggest mass participation cycling event ever held in the capital. Read more
• Free breakfast for cyclists
  Cycle to work on 25th June and drop in at Dorking Sports Centre for a free breakfast at the end or start of your journey. You can change and shower using the sports centre's facilities free of charge and enjoy a selection of breakfast options (hot or cold) in their cafe. Everyone who cycles will be entered into a prize draw for one of two £25 vouchers from local cycle shops (Head for the Hills and Fullers). Read more
• New road bike shop opens in Dorking
  Head for the Hills, in West Street. has expanded into the shop next door and added road bikes to its range. Read more
• Register for the Surrey Cycle Challenge
  Surrey County Council have launched the Surrey Cycle Challange 2010, taking place between 14th and 27th June. Local organisations are encouraged to register for this fun workplace-based challenge to encourage more people to try cycling. Read more
• Motoring organisation urges cyclists not to stick to the kerb
  The Institute of Advanced Motorists is urging cyclists to make themselves seen and to "claim their lane", moving out into the middle of the lane when approaching a junction or parked cars. Read more