Cyclists who use Douglas Promenade are being warned that they could be prosecuted if they're involved in an incident.
That's the message from police, who say there have been a number of incidents of 'inconsiderate cycling' over the last week.
In one case, a child was knocked off her bicycle by another fast-moving cyclist - luckily there were no injuries.
People are being asked to respect others - in particular the young and the frail - and to monitor their speed accordingly.
After the Department of Infrastructure decided to remove the designated cycle lane - our listeners have been having their say.
Tracy says: "It's now a 'free for all' and like some sort of race", and Gary observes: "cyclists can be inconsiderate anywhere".
Emma explained: "It was an accident waiting to happen"; claiming bicycles belong on the road.
Ed says: "Sometimes it's not the cyclists' fault with pedestrians not paying enough attention."
We'd like to know what you think - let us know by leaving a comment on our Facebook page.
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