(Reuters) – British Cycling apologised to its members on Thursday after they were heavily criticised for their recommendation that people do not use their bikes on the day of Queen Elizabeth’s funeral. Their original statement earlier this week said anyone riding their bikes on Monday do so “outside of the timings of the funeral service and associated processions”. The guidance led to furious cyclists directing their ire at British Cycling with many threatening to cancel their membership, forcing the governing body to make a U-turn and admit that they “got this one wrong”. “British Cycling sin…