Set up after the death of partner Kate Burge
A campaign to improve the safety of cyclists on Manx roads has been well received.
That's according to Sean McLachlan, who set up Safe Cycling Isle of Man after his partner Kate Burge was killed in a road accident two years ago.
He's approached members of the public, politicians and other road users to garner support for the campaign.
Mr McLachlan says the reaction so far has been positive:
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