The document is a presentation given at an event on cycling industries in 2030 that discusses options for appraising cycling projects, research on rider vibration exposure during mountain bike competitions, and a potential new urban freight transport project using cycling. The presentation was an opinion of the presenter and not the event organizers, and materials from it require permission for commercial use or reuse of images and data.

1. #cyclingindustries2030

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Industries 2030 – taking the lead in new mobility” on 22nd May 2019 in
Brussels.
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3. Professor Geraint
Florida-James
Edinburgh Napier University and MTBCOS
#cyclingindustries2030

4. Professor Geraint Florida-James,
School of Applied Sciences,
Edinburgh Napier University.
(@ENUSportScience)

5. Mountain Bike Centre of Scotland
(MTBCOS)

6. (@MTBCoS)

7. Options Appraisal

9. Dynamics and Vibration
Laboratory

10. • Elite mountain bike enduro competition: a study of rider hand-
arm vibration exposure
1*Kirkwood, L. A., 2Taylor, M.D., 1Ingram, L. A., 1Malone, E. and 1Florida-
James, G. D.

11. Tweed Valley
Bike Park

12. NMIS
NMIS will be funded through a £68M Scottish Government investment, £8M
contribution from Strathclyde and £12M High Value Manufacturing Catapult

14. AN EVOLUTIONARY
STEP IN URBAN
FREIGHT
TRANSPORT

15. Acknowledgements