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Velocity Café and Bicycle Workshop in Inverness helping provide free cycling sessions to households in Inverness and Mid Ross


By Philip Murray

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Joolz is one parent who has made use of the new cycling sessions. She is pictured putting her skills to use in Muir of Ord.
Joolz is one parent who has made use of the new cycling sessions. She is pictured putting her skills to use in Muir of Ord.

FREE cycling sessions are being offered to household in Inverness and Mid Ross to help more people make more journeys by bike.

The Velocity Café and Bicycle Workshop has been running a Go ByCycle project to promote greater bike use.

"Project workers have been carrying out sessions with parents and carers during the school day but can also offer family sessions during the October holidays covering basic bike maintenance, cycling skills, road skills and led rides," said Alice Masheter, one of the Go BiCycle project workers. "This might include learning how to carry out a bike check, practising cycling skills or trying a new route.

"Joolz [pictured top], is one parent who took up cycling during lockdown and wanted to develop her road skills especially with traffic increasing as lockdown restrictions eased.

The project is running a series of free cycling sessions.
The project is running a series of free cycling sessions.

"Tailored, one-to-one cycling sessions in her local area have allowed her to confidently navigate junctions and communicate with other road users."

Anyone thinking of taking part in the sessions should complete an online participant information form .

"Please don’t hesitate don't hesitate to get in contact if you have any questions!" added Ms Masheter.

The project is running a series of free cycling sessions.
The project is running a series of free cycling sessions.

Visit http://velocitylove.co.uk/gobycycle for more details, or call project workers Alice Masheter on 07921 843374 (Monday-Thursday) or Tilia Maas Geesteranus on 07922 987188 (Monday-Tues-Thurs-Fri).

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