On your first visit we will assess your, or your client's cycling needs and match you to a suitable bike.
Some people with a disability want to ride their own bike in the safety of our group. That's no problem
and as long as we are satisfied your bike is roadworthy, you are very welcome to do this.
Clients who attend with carers will need to be accompanied by their carers on the ride.
We have low, step over bikes for carers to use, although for carers who are unable to cycle, we can
accommodate them on our side-by-side trike, tandems, or tagalongs, so that they can be with their client on
the ride.
Each of our rides is conducted as a group. The minor junctions on route are controlled by our lead and rear
cycling volunteers. All of our volunteers will wear 'hi-viz' tabards and there are warning signs
out on our route to warn the small amount of road traffic of our presence.
All clients and carers will be required to wear a cycle crash helmet, either their own or
one belonging to our group. They will also be required to wear a 'hi-viz' tabard,
either their own or one which we will supply.
There will be a First Aider and First Aid kit on every ride.
We have a breakdown system to deal with unforeseen mechanical issues and return people to the ride starting
point. There is also a phone number for emergencies.
We have an online reservation system for our bikes. After
your first visit and once we know what type of cycle you or your client needs, you can then reserve your
sessions online.
A voluntary donation of by is requested for each client ride. This helps pay for our third party liability
insurance, cycle maintenance and rental of our operating venues. However, we will never turn anyone away due
to an inability to pay.
In the case of inclement weather, you can check either here or on our Facebook page to confirm we are running.
If we are not running, we will announce cancellations by 8:00am on the day of the ride, both online and by
text message to your listed mobile contact number.