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Warmley Wheelers

This cycle scheme gives people with health conditions and supported needs the chance to get into cycling. We offer specialist equipment and a safe, friendly environment to support people who would normally find it difficult to ride a bike.

We have a range of specially adapted bicycles for people with disabilities or additional needs – these include battery-assisted bikes, bikes with platforms for wheelchairs, recumbent bikes and a variety of trikes. Our tandem bikes mean that carers can be part of the ride too. You can ride the bikes on the Bristol to Bath railway path or in a safe area in Warmley Forest Park.

Warmley Wheelers is open. We have introduced new measures to help you stay safe during coronavirus. See details below.

You must book in advance. Please also download and complete our Equipment Hire Agreement and bring it with you to your first session.

You can book now by calling Project Coordinator Andy Underdown on 07587 034 366 or emailing
warmleywheelers@milestonestrust.org.uk

Our new safety measures

  • Please bring your own helmet and any other safety equipment you intend to wear.
  • If you are unwell, or have any symptoms of coronavirus (high temperature, new continuous cough or loss of taste or smell) please cancel your session.

Volunteer cycle pilot

If you are a carer or support worker who does not feel able to manage the physical effort and responsibility of piloting our larger bikes, we can provide a volunteer ‘cycle pilot’ to ride with the people we support on the large battery assisted wheelchair platform bike and horizontal tandem. Our volunteer has been DBS checked and is fully trained to pilot the bikes. Depending on the level of additional support required, this provision might not be suitable for everyone.

The volunteer cycle pilot service is available between 10am and 12pm on Thursdays. You can book the volunteer cycle pilot service only by calling Project Coordinator Andy Underdown on 07587 034 366 at least one week in advance of the slot you wish to book.

Video Gallery

Why not have a look at our Words from Warmley videos to see personal stories from people we support and examples of the wide variety of bikes we have on offer?






Opening hours

Warmley Wheelers is open.

Our opening hours are:

Monday – Tuesday: closed
Wednesday – Saturday: 10am – 3pm
Sunday: closed

Sessions must be booked in advance. Cost is £5 per hour per person, or £10 per hour for our horizontal tandem and wheelchair platform bikes.

If you are unable to make a slot you have booked, please let us know as soon as possible, as other people may wish to take your slot.

Location

Next to Warmley Waiting Room Café and Tea Gardens, on the Bristol to Bath cycle path.

Contact

To find out more, call Project Coordinator Andy Underdown on
07587 034 366 during opening hours or email
warmleywheelers@milestonestrust.org.uk

Why not like our Warmley Wheelers Facebook Page to keep up to date with the latest track side information?

Thank you to everyone who has supported Warmley Wheelers past and present, including:

Community Express

If you like arts, crafts and live music, then hop aboard the Community Express. Set up by Liz Gray and Milestones Trust, the Community Express runs a series of activities open to everyone.

For a toe-tapping good time, come aboard The Music Train, which departs from Bitton Station regularly. These are inclusive events for everyone, with discounted train tickets and an opportunity to listen to, and join in with, our talented musicians.

The Community Express also runs regular arts and crafts sessions for all ages at The Batch Community Centre in Cadbury Heath and Coniston Community Centre in Patchway. You don’t need any art skills – just bring your enthusiasm and the willingness to give it a go.

‘Like’ the Community Express Facebook page by clicking on the icon or link below and we’ll keep you posted on the latest news and dates for all activities.

Community Express Facebook page
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