At least some people bike in Delhi. Photo by indoloony.

“Once you see the dedicated cycling tracks coming up, you’ll see a very big crowd of people taking to their bikes.” That’s a quote from Nalin Sinha, a leading member of Delhi’s Cycling Club, a group founded in 2006 to raise awareness about the benefits of cycling.

You can join the group by clicking here.

Earlier this year, Chris Morris from the BBC had a chance to catch up with Nalin and take a ride on Delhi’s cycle-hostile streets. His conclusion: “Delhi’s roads are no place for the faint-hearted cyclist.”

Click here to read the BBC article.

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