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Update timeLeicester cycling film festival is this weekend, Byke Kultuur Never 21 is out, HPV racing at Eastway 14th June, The Wheel Thing near Bath June 9th to 14th, an interesting museum site, Cycle Heritage Leicester gets serious funding, Mildenhall Rally coming up on 28-30 August, and some great tour photos. As I rush to get Velo Vision 14 off to print, here's some quick updates: 2004 Leicester Cycling Film Festival "We showed 8 films at the 2003 Festival, drew an audience of 500+, gave away 8 free bikes, 300+ bike bells & several hundred bike maps & associated info. As well as having a good laugh." This year's bike film festival will be on 22/23rd May at the Phoenix Cinema in Leicester. SATURDAY PROGRAMME: BMX Road Trip: To Russia With Love New York Shorts: Can You Dig It? Comedy Classic: Jour de Fete SUNDAY PROGRAMME: Le Tour de France: The Official History The BRIT PACK Womens Downhill Doc: HardiHood (thanks to Liddly for the pic) Animated Classic: Belleville Rendez-vous" Byke Kultuur Never 21 is out Seamus King announces that the latest edition of his web publication is here or, if that doesn't work, here. "Loads of News, inexpensive recumbent trikes, recumbents in Britain, letters, coming events, websites with links to BKN". HPV Racing at Eastway Eastway Cycle Circuit: Monday 14th June 7pm London dealers and HPV people Bikefix write in to remind all that everyone, especially first-timers, are welcome at this London-area event. They will have bikes to hire if you don't have an HPV of your own. More at the BHPC website. Wheel Thing 2004 Fun cycling/eco vehicle event in Bath: see here for the details. Camping available June 9-14. 'Walcot Nation Day' is June 13, apparently. Partly-organised by Cycles Maximus so a good time is pretty much sure to be had by all... Cycles in St Etienne Interesting cycle collection at this industrial museum in France: http://lsinzelle.free.fr/france/saint_etienne/industrie/indus.htm Thanks to Huw for the tip. Cycle Heritage Leicester win funding. The press release reads: Cyclemagic, the community based cycling organisation, has been awarded £38,500 by the Heritage Lottery Fund towards its unique Cycle Heritage Leicester project. Match funding for the £95,000 two-year project will come from Leicester City Council and Leicester Museums. Long overshadowed by large-scale bicycle manufacture in neighbouring cities, the aim of Cycle Heritage Leicester is to highlight the important part the city has played in the social and sporting development of cycling in the UK. Officially launched on May 22nd the project will research and record the rich and varied history of cycling in Leicester from the world famous racing stadiums of the 1880s through to unique events such as the recent Spokesfests and the world's largest gathering of Penny Farthings for 120 years. Working with schools and community groups the project will record a wide variety of memories from current and former cyclists and also research the history of the city's many early cycling clubs, manufactures and well known figures. In partnership with Leicester Museums a web based archive of photographs and historic documents will be created. Cycle Heritage Leicester will also promote cycling history with events and exhibitions of photography, research, bicycles and ephemeron. The project finale in May 2006 will be a major celebration of the history of cycling on Leicester's Abbey Park. Roger Lovell. Cyclemagic. Unit 3, 72-74 Friday, Street, Leicester. LE1 3BW. 0116 262 5551. www.cyclemagic.org.uk [email protected] Mildenhall Rally 2004 They say: Mildenhall Cycling Club have confirmed their renowned Cycling Rally will once again take place over the August Bank-Holiday weekend. The Mildenhall Cycling Rally will take place at the town's Riverside Middle School from Saturday 28th to Monday 30th August 2004. See the Mildenhall Rally website. Impressions from Bicycle Travels ...is the title of this non-commercial website, which contains some really lovely images. Check it out at http://www.projection3.com Posted on 18 May 2004 Your comments ...
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