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Age Concern Surrey organises off-road rides in the area under the GO50 label.

B-Spoke organises guided mountain bike rides for 10-16 year olds in North Holmwood, Goodwyns, and Chart Downs.

Dorking Cycle Club - rides every Sunday at 9am from outside Dorking Sports Centre.

Elmbridge Cycle Group - information relevant to cycling in and around Elmbridge

Farnham Cycle Network details cycle routes in and around Farnham

Forty Plus Cycling Club: Surrey and Sussex Section organises Tuesday, Wednesday, Friday and Sunday rides, some of which start in or near Mole Valley. Full runs list on the website.

Godalming Cycle Campaign aims to encourage non-motorised forms of transport by promoting awareness of the bicycle

Mountain Biking Surrey Hills, a group of bikers who come from Dorking and its surrounding area and who ride in the beautiful Surrey Hills at weekends and on the regular Wednesday night ride from Nirvana Cycles in Westcott.

The Muddymoles, a group of mountain bikers based in the Bookham/Fetcham area, who do most of their riding in Mole Valley.

Redhill Cycling Club organises races and rides, the latter often in the Mole Valley area.

SeeAbility in Leatherhead, has a Tandem Club which meets weekly to provide cycling opportunities for its visually impaired clients

South West London District Association of the CTC - organises Saturday, Sunday and Wednesday rides. The Downland section (Sunday rides) often start in or near Mole Valley. Full runs list on the website.

Waverley Cycle Forum - cycle strategy from Waverley's councillors, engineers and cyclists

West Surrey District Association of the CTC - organises rides mainly to the west of Mole Valley.

Woking Cycle Users’ Group provides information for cyclists and potential cyclists in and around Woking

Green Mole Forum is a resource for those interested in improving the sustainability and preserving the beauty of Mole Valley

Discover Dorking website - a guide to the town and countryside

Discover Leatherhead website - a guide to the town and countryside

British Cycling (formerly British Cycling Federation) - the governing body for competitive cycling in Great Britain.

cyclenation (Cycle Campaign Network) - the UK national federation of cycle campaign groups, supporting cycling locally, regionally, nationally and in Europe.

CTC - the national cyclists’ touring and campaigning organisation.

London Cycling Campaign - promoting better facilities and conditions for cyclists in the capital

Sustrans - the National Cycle Network and Safe Routes to School.

Cycle Routes in the Netherlands in English on a Dutch website

Greater Victoria Cycling Coalition - comprehensive site with info on every aspect of cycling on Vancouver Island

League of American Cyclists - the US equivalent of the CTC. They publish a fortnightly e-mail newsletter - back issues can be read here

A to B Magazine's Bike/Rail Page with up-to-date info on bike carriage on trains.

Bike Biz. Bike Business - cycle trade news; some semi-useful stats about bike ownership.

BikeForAll "Everything you wanted to know about cycling but were afraid to ask." Plus regular news updates, available as an RSS feed.

BikeHub is a joint initiative of the Bicycle Association and the Association of Cycle Traders via the Bike Hub levy scheme. It is due to replace BikeForAll.

Cycle Chat "A friendly place for everyone with an interest in cycling." Forums covering nearly every aspect of cycling.

Cycle maps - UK directory of official council cycle maps on the webU.

Cyclosport.org - Calendar of cycling events around the world.

John Franklin's cycling pages with information on the book Cyclecraft and numerous papers on cycling topics.

Sheldon Brown's cycle pages - information on all aspects of cycle maintenance.

European Commission Transport Policies.

South East England Development Agency concerned with promoting the sustainable economic development of the region since 1st April 1999

Cycling England (CE) co-ordinates the development of cycling across England. It replaces the previous National Cycling Strategy Board. Notes of CE Board Meetings are available and may be worth a skim.

Department for Transport publications relating to strategies for promoting cycling as an alternative form of transport for local journeys.

Home Zones - an attempt to strike a balance between vehicular traffic and everyone else who uses a street: the pedestrians, cyclists, business people and residents.

National Statistics - the official UK statistics site

Office of Public Sector Information for Government papers

Campaign for Better Transport (formerly Transport 2000) with links to useful websites

TRL - research reports including work on public transport, cycling and pedestrian facilities as well as other initiatives

US Department of Transport policy on cycling

Velo-City - bi-annual international conference on developing cycle-friendly towns and cities