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Freewheel North is a cycling development charity that operates a number of cycling initiatives. With the help of the council, it has recently set up a cycling centre on Glasgow Green for people with disabilities.
The centre’s fleet of adapted bikes such as hand cranks, side-by-side tandems, rickshaws and tag-alongs open up the possibility of cycling and exercise at Glasgow Green to people and with a range of disabilities.
Norman Armstong, Freewheel North Project Manger explained: ‘We’re trying to make Glasgow into a healthier more active cycling city through helping people with disabilities, helping youth groups and individuals – anyone who wants to cycle really. We’re trying to get Glasgow to an active travel city rather than car dependent.” |
To view a short film of Freewheel North, select the link provided.