Getting in the saddle with new Inverness cycling project
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DISABLED people are getting on their bikes thanks to a new project launched in Inverness.
A fleet of specially-adapted bikes and trikes are getting them in the saddle as part of a scheme by Inverness’s cycling charity WheelNess.
The charity currently operates a free bike loan scheme and cycling support group for people with mental health and other debilitating issues.
It held a try-out event at Inverness Campus with participants including Ian Tallach (48), from Drumnadrochit, who has multiple sclerosis.
“It was like an epiphany,” he said.
“Suddenly, something I thought was consigned to the past became possible and I have fallen in love with it again.”
See yesterday's Courier for full story and more pictures.