Come and try out an adapted bicycle!

Non-standard cycles make cycling accessible to all, whatever your personal challenges. There are a wide range of bikes that suit people with a variety of learning and physical disabilities, as well as health issues.

Cycling UK at the UHI campus are offering free try-out sessions and non-standard cycle loans to enable people to consider cycling as an active travel option for everyday journeys. To find out more click here

When : Wednesday 4th June, between 10:00am & 1.00pm

Duration : This is a drop in session, there will be assistance available during the times noted above. (approximately 3 hrs)

Where : UHI campus, Inverness

Nearest Carpark : carparking available at the UHI campus

Type of Terrain : Taster sessions around the Campus roads and paths.

Cost : Free of charge but please book via the link below

How to book : Book a adapted cycle session!

Additional Information : This event is for those aged 16+ The try-out sessions are designed to support you to find the best fit for your cycling needs, be that an adapted bike, a tandem or trike, we have options to ensure that your needs are catered for. If you have any questions, email katie.noble@CyclingUK.org

These free sessions will be in Inverness, where experts will be on hand to assess your skills and requirements and guide you, and provide the best cycle for you, giving you the confidence to get riding quickly and easily.

Our team will provide you with a suitable cycle; helmets aren’t necessary, but we can provide one if you want – or you can bring your own.

During the session we will:

• Show you how to operate a cycle based on your needs

• Provide a traffic-free space for you to try out your cycle and develop your skills and confidence

• Top tips when cycling through interactive activities

The session will cover some cycling skills, but rest assured; there is no test, pass or fail involved. We aim to give you all the skills and advice you need to start your cycling journey confidently.

Try out an inclusive bike or cycle and see how far you can go