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Summer Bike Rides TravelRight Your walking, cycling and public Summer transport choices… …cheaper, quicker and easier TravelRight is making it easy for you to get on your bike this Summer, whether it’s cycling to Bike work, to the shops or purely for fitness and pleasure. To discover the joys of cycling, why not take advantage of our many FREE services… Rides FREE Bike Hire FREE cycle training FREE • FUN • EASY FREE led rides FREE Dr Bike maintenance checks FREE cycle maintenance classes Family friendly If you are interested in any of the bike rides or more about TravelRight, please contact us Suitable for all abilities Tel: 0115 883 3732 Free bike hire Web: www.travelright.org.uk Email: [email protected] Guided by friendly cycle instructors Facebook: travelrightnottingham TravelRight is being delivered as part of Nottingham City Council’s successful Local Sustainable Transport Fund programme of activities. Bulwell Bestwood Bilborough Basford Aspley Bulwell Forest Leen Valley Starting Name of ride Date & time location Description Entrance to Broxtowe Saturday 3 A gentle off-road family ride around Broxtowe Mild Trail Ride Park, just off Shipley August, 2.30pm Park. Suitable for all bikes and all abilities Leisure Rides Rd. Wednesday 7 Bulwell market place, A family ride following very quiet roads and The Mill Lakes Circle August, 12 noon outside Wilkos tracks around Mill Lakes and back to the start. Vernon Park to Mill Friday 9 August, A leisurely and inclusive bike ride with little on- Vernon Park Lakes 5pm road cycling. A bike ride led by a local historian to uncover the River Leen History Saturday 10 It’s all about fun, family and freedom! Bulwell Bogs amazing history of the River Leen. Expect tales Cycle Ride August, 1pm of the workhouse, railways and architecture. Exploring Bulwell Hall Tuesday 13 Bulwell market place, A leisurely ride for all abilities to explore one of All our rides are FREE! Park August, 12 noon outside Wilkos Bulwell’s hidden gems. Café stop included. Entrance to Broxtowe Saturday 17 A gentle off-road family ride around Broxtowe Mild Trail Ride Park, just off Shipley All our rides are short (3-5 miles), August, 2.30pm Park. Rd. mostly flat and off-road Wednesday 21 Bulwell market place, A family ride following very quiet roads and The Mill Lakes Circle August, 5pm outside wilkos tracks around Mill Lakes and back to the start. Top Valley to Mill Sunday 25 Tesco, Top Valley A family friendly off-road ride, following the cycle All our rides are led by friendly and Lakes August, 12 noon Drive path which runs to Mill Lakes River Leen History Monday 26 qualified Ride leaders Bulwell Bogs Same route as bike ride on Saturday 10 August Cycle Ride August, 1pm Wednesday 28 Southglade Leisure Lunch time bike ride for all abilities and types of Mill Lakes No bike, no problem! August, 1pm Centre bikes. Join the community and celebrate the outdoors Minver Sports Centre, Borrow one for FREE. Call us on TravelRight Big Bike Saturday 31 by bike. Everyone is welcome on this leisurely Minver crescent, Ride to Wollaton Park August, 12 noon bike ride to Wollaton Park where there will be a Aspley 0115 883 3732 to reserve your bike free picnic and activities for all taking part. Thursday 5 Outside Bulwell now. A leisurely bike ride to Bestwood Country Park After work amble September, Riverside, pharmacy to help shake off the stress of the working day 5.30pm side Outside Co-op, A short ride that will take you off the beaten track Weekly Bike Rides Sunday 8 Off the beaten track Beechdale Swimming and may have a surprise or two in store. September, 11am Baths Suitable for all people and mostly flat Bestwood, William Olds Youth Outside Co-op, Exploring Wollaton Sunday 15 Easy, leisurely and social ride to Wollaton Park Highbury Road, Centre. Every Saturday at 12 noon. Park September, 11am and beyond Highbury Vale Bulwell, Bulwell Riverside Centre. A quiet ride to Saturday 28 A ride guiding you to Nottingham castle and city Every Saturday at 12 noon, starting Nottingham city Bulwell Bogs September, 2pm centre, using quiet on and off road cycle tracks. th centre 7 September Put it in your diary! Call us to book a place or just turn up… .
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