Cycling is a life-skill that can enhance an individual's health and wellbeing, as well as their local community.

We believe every young person should have:

  • Access to a bike
  • The skills and confidence to use it
  • Somewhere local, safe and exciting to enjoy riding.

However...1

  • 78% of disabled people never cycle
  • 76% of women never cycle
  • 75% of people at risk of deprivation never cycle
  • 74% of people from ethnic minorities never cycle
  • Only 2% of all children cycle to school

What are we doing about this?

  • Facilities - We build exciting, accessible, and inclusive places to ride that are accessible to underserved communities and are free to use, with equipment on-site
  • Community outreach - We deliver specialist cycle training and Bikeability to inactive, disadvantaged and disabled young people in local schools
  • Clubs - We empower local people to create cycling communities by developing regular and inclusive access to equipment and training. This includes our club inclusion products which enable clubs to cater for specific demographic groups who are least likely to feel welcome, including disability inclusion sessions (Wingz) and female inclusion sessions (BMXercise).

    

We are committed to collaborating with partners across the cycling eco-system with a sport, recreation, or travel focus, as we recognise that our expertise in making cycling exciting and accessible for disadvantaged and disabled young people, can complement the work of all these partners.

Our inclusive cycling offer wouldn’t be possible without the support of our partners, with particular thanks to Sport England, The London Marathon Foundation and British Cycling. 

To find out more about our inclusive cycling offer please contact:
[email protected]




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References:

1 Sustrans. Cycling for Everyone. https://www.sustrans.org.uk/media/7377/cycling_for_everyone-sustrans-arup.pdf