2010 Wight Wheels CC

• York Cycle Challenge 2011
• Oxfordshire Cycle Challenge
• Southampton Cycle Challenge
• Leicester Cycle Challenge 2010
• Cambridge Cycle Challenge 2010
• 2011 Wight Wheels CC
• 2011 Leicester Shire CC
• 2011 Hastings & Eastbourne ACT
• 2011 Go Cycle Challenge
• 2011 Cycle-MK Challenge
• 2011 Chichester Cycle Challenge
• 2011 Cardiff Cycle Challenge
• 2011 Cambridge Cycle Challenge
• 2011 Ashford Cycle Challenge
• 2010 Wight Wheels CC
• 2010 Southampton CC
• 2010 Oxford Cycle Challenge
• 2010 Lewes Cycle Challenge
• 2010 GM Cycle Challenge
• 2010 Edinburgh Cycle Challenge
• 2010 Darlington Cycle Challenge
• 2010 Cycle-MK Challenge
• 2010 Colchester Cycle Challenge
• 2010 Chichester Cycle Challenge
• 2009 Wolverhampton CC
• 2009 Woking Cycle Challenge
• 2009 Tour de Work

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The Wight Wheels Cycle Challenge 2010 was part of the Finding New Solutions Bike-to-Work programme. The Challenge engaged 57 organisations and over 830 people across the Isle of Wight, with 137 people getting back on their bike for the first time in over a year.

Stats to date

• 1,529 PEOPLE
• 103 ORGANISATIONS
• 149,438 MILES
• 897 NEW CYCLISTS
• 16,207 TRIPS
• 28,890 KG CO2

Participant breakdown

60% of  participants were new or occasional cyclists

Four weeks after the Challenge:

• 78% of new cyclists reported that they intended to cycle more in the next 6 months
  
  
• 63% of occasional cyclists reported that they intended to cycle more in the next 6 months 
  
  

Participant feedback

“ I have felt fitter since I've starting riding my bike more often and want to improve my fitness further. (new cyclist) ”

“ Thanks so much, my wife and I both participated and now we have 2 road bikes and cycle all over the island. You have changed our lives. (new cyclist) ”

“ I discovered it was not as far as I thought to cycle to work, reduced parking fees and felt healthier. (occasional cyclist) ”