Cyclehoop

Cyclehoop

Architecture and Planning

Innovative cycle parking and infrastructure designed by cyclists, for everyone.

About us

We create innovative cycle parking and infrastructure. Our focus is to make cycling much safer, secure and convenient. Because improvements in these critical areas enables people to convert to active travel and enjoy the social and environmental benefits of cycling. Our award-winning products are designed by cyclists, for everyone. We help transform all kinds of spaces to become cycle friendly, healthy and sustainable. Be it public streets or train stations, schools, offices - you name it! We’ll help make it cycle friendly. And we work in over 16 countries around the world. Our iconic and critically acclaimed Bikehangar® takes just one half of a car parking space to create six cycle parking spaces. This innovative, public rental scheme – where Councils own and, we install and manage the units - has transformed London. A city where bike theft is immeasurably prominent, cycle parking that is secure and convenient is possible. To date we have created 8,694 Bikehangar® cycle parking spaces across London and hold a waitlist of an incredible 20,000 people. Our namesake, the Cyclehoop, converts existing street furniture into cycle parking. Which saves Councils time and money while reducing street clutter. Anthony Lau, architect and award winning Managing Director, designed the Cyclehoop in response to his bicycle being stolen. Its clever design prevents bikes from being lifted over street sign posts. Today over 2,000 Cyclehoops are helping keep bikes secure on streets all over the world.

Industry
Architecture and Planning
Company size
11-50 employees
Headquarters
London
Type
Public Company
Founded
2008
Specialties
Bicycle Parking, Street Furniture, and Product Design

Locations

  • Primary

    Unit 1 Burnham Way, Kangley Bridge Rd

    Lower Sydenham

    London, SE26 5AG, GB

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  • Mitchelston Drive

    Business Centre, Workshop 49, Flexspace

    Kirkcaldy, Scotland KY1 3NB, GB

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Employees at Cyclehoop

Updates

  • Cyclehoop reposted this

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    To support healthier active travel options for students across the UK, Cyclehoop has launched the Cyclehoop Education Fund, a new initiative aimed at providing cycle parking solutions for schools in need. 🙌🚲 The project aims to make cycling to school more accessible and convenient for students of all ages, reducing traffic congestion in the local neighbourhood and encouraging physical activity. Get involved! Schools interested in applying for the fund can visit our application form to apply. Applications are open until the 15 November 2024. Cyclehoop encourages all schools to apply and be part of the movement towards healthier, more sustainable school commutes. 💚 ➡️🔗 More on our website: https://ow.ly/XvcG50TRLF6 #ActiveTravel #Education #Community #SustainableTravel

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    Need to solve your cycle parking needs quickly? The Essential Two Tier Bike Rack offers a smart, space-saving solution, and with a lead time of just 1-2 weeks, you won’t have to wait long. Perfect for workplaces, parking compounds and universities where space is at a premium. Get in touch to learn more or secure yours today: https://lnkd.in/eAesXujS

    Essential Two Tier Rack | Cyclehoop

    Essential Two Tier Rack | Cyclehoop

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    Westminster City Councillor for Hyde Park Ward, Cabinet Member for City Management and Air Quality. Chair, Quatro PR

    And a real pleasure for me to meet the Cyclehoop team to celebrate our partnership and the installation of Westminster’s 250 cycle hangar. We know there is a need for more cycle hangar capacity across Westminster and we have just finished consultation on 17 new sites and are planning consultation a a further 21 sites later this year.

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    It was a pleasure meeting with Councillor Paul Dimoldenberg, Cabinet Member for City Management and Air Quality, alongside Aamena Shan, Nikos Kougioumtzidis, Sean Dwyer and Louis Jouhar this morning to celebrate Westminster City Council’s 250th Bikehangar installation. This milestone marks significant progress in enhancing cycling accessibility and infrastructure within the borough. Here’s to continued collaboration as we look forward to the next 250 Bikehangars and beyond, making Westminster a leader in sustainable urban mobility!🏆🌳

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    It was a pleasure meeting with Councillor Paul Dimoldenberg, Cabinet Member for City Management and Air Quality, alongside Aamena Shan, Nikos Kougioumtzidis, Sean Dwyer and Louis Jouhar this morning to celebrate Westminster City Council’s 250th Bikehangar installation. This milestone marks significant progress in enhancing cycling accessibility and infrastructure within the borough. Here’s to continued collaboration as we look forward to the next 250 Bikehangars and beyond, making Westminster a leader in sustainable urban mobility!🏆🌳

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    Head of Transport Planning & Engagement, Sustrans London.

    Reimagining our cities can often appear all about big, glamorous projects. But simple changes, such as providing secure cycle parking can be transformational. Sustrans have recently released important research, shining a light on two clear areas of inequity in the provision of cycle access. Firstly, the issue of parking. It’s fantastic to see the work of colleagues at Sustrans, including Tim Burns Rachel White Rob A. Dan Simpson and others deliver the Cyclehoop funded Residential Cycle Parking Report. A fundamentally important piece of work highlighting the need to ensure all people have ready access to store and park their cycle. ‘We found that just under a third (32%) of people on a low income or not in employment did not have a convenient and secure space to park their cycle at home. This equates to 3.7 million people who are locked out of cycling, despite being those who need it most.’ Local Authorities need to prioritise the provision of secure and accessible cycle parking, prioritising flats and areas of deprivation. This needs to be supported by national government to put in place the required standards and regulations for residential cycle parking. If people have somewhere safe, secure and accessible to store a cycle at home, they are far more likely to have and use one for more of their everyday journeys.

    Improving cycle parking for people on a low income

    Improving cycle parking for people on a low income

    sustrans.org.uk

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    We are thrilled to announce that Cyclehoop has been shortlisted for two prestigious awards in the Made in Britain - official Impact Awards 2024! 🎉 Charmian Beedie, our Head of Marketing is in the running for Inspiring Leader of the Year, and we’re also up for the Innovation of the Year Award. A huge thank you to the #MadeinBritain team for recognising our commitment to leadership and innovative solutions in cycling infrastructure. Stay tuned for the results, and wish us luck! https://lnkd.in/etnk2Z97 🤞

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  • Cyclehoop reposted this

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    Head of Marketing at Cyclehoop

    Have you heard about our newly launched Education Fund? The initiative has been set up to help schools install cycle parking and encourage students to choose active travel. Cycling empowers students and gives them independence, whilst reducing the number of cars on the road. Happy, healthy kids perform better at school and adding exercise to their daily routine will provide benefits for years to come.

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    Cyclehoop is proud to announce the Cyclehoop Education Fund, a new initiative supporting schools across the UK with secure cycle parking solutions. This fund encourages healthier habits, reduces traffic congestion, and promotes sustainability in school communities by making cycling a safe and viable choice for students to travel to school. Applications are open until 15th November 2024. Learn more about how to apply and boost active travel in your school and community: https://ow.ly/3f6150TLsm0

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