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Adding cycling-related content to your site or blog is easy when you link to The Center for Cycling Education.
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Adding portions of our content to your site:
You may include content (or an approved summary), as long as credit is given and a link is clearly provided prior to and following the content. The following format is preferred:
The following article is provided courtesy of The Center for Cycling Education.
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If you wish to provide a link to our website, feel free to include the following suggested text:
The Center for Cycling Education offers a wide range of cycling courses and workshops for all ages and skill levels, as well as instructor training, course coordination services and development of cycling education materials. The CCE’s website includes resources on cycling skills and safety.