Adapted Cycling for People Living with Parkinson's - Carn Brea

Try our range of adapted cycles - suitable for all abilities The Cornwall Bicycle Project is proud to partner with the British Cycling Foundation and Parkinson's UK to provided adapted cycling opportunities for people living with Parkinson's. What is adapted cycling? Adapted cycling makes cycling accessible to people of all abilities, helping them to enjoy the freedom, confidence and wellbeing that cycling can bring. What cycles are on offer? We have a wide range of adapted cycles available, including trikes, two-wheel cycles, handcycles and many more - take a look at our Adapted Cycle Catalogue. We will also have static bikes on turbo trainers for you to try. What can I expect? This is a drop-in session, for you to come along and try out our cycles, with the support of our friendly instructors, in a fun and welcoming setting. Watch this video to see our sessions in action, meet some of our riders, and discover how adapted cycling can help people of all ages and abilities enjoy the freedom and joy of cycling. On-site there is a cafe, toilets and ample parking. How can I get involved? Book your free ticket here on Eventbrite. Ahead of attending, you must complete our Rider Readiness Form. On the day, please arrive at 10:45am, so the session can begin promptly. For any questions, please contact Heather - [email protected]