F. M. Alexander mentions using the principles of his technique for learning cycling in MSI:
I have personal knowledge of a person who, by employing the principles of conscious control which I advocate, mounted and rode a bicycle downhill without mishap on the first attempt, and on the second day rode 30 miles out and 30 miles back through normal traffic.[1]
According to Walter Carrington this person was Alexander himself.[2]
Articles
‘A two wheel essay’ by Barry Collins covers how the Alexander Technique changes his cycling, with some general observations on the application of the Technique to cycling.[3]
‘Some thoughts on cycling’ by Barry Collins is on the application of the Alexander Technique to cycling, and on teaching the Technique to cyclists.[4]
‘On the road again’ by Barry Collins containing many observations on applying the Alexander Technique to cycling, and cycling in India.[5]
‘The right frame of mind’ by Alex Down is more specifically on applying the Alexander Technique to cycling uphill.[6]