The All Abilities Cycle Hub in Bush Hill Park helps get people pedalling who might not otherwise be able to

The All Abilities Cycle Hub helps disabled, elderly or unconfident riders pedal around Bush Hill Park (credit Enfield Council)

A cycle hub that helps disabled, elderly or unconfident riders get pedalling is set to celebrate its tenth anniversary.

This year marks the tenth anniversary of the All Abilities Cycle Hub, based at Bush Hill Park, and there’ll be a celebration event on Bank Holiday Monday (26th) from 10am to 3pm.

Over the years the hub has helped to demonstrate that cycling is an inclusive activity for people of all ages, abilities, and health conditions. It holds its free drop-in sessions on Mondays throughout the year and, in summer, on Fridays as well. With a variety of two-wheeled bikes, trikes, and adapted cycles, there’s something for everyone to ride.

Local cycling instructor David Hilliard said the tenth anniversary of the hub was an “important milestone” and added: “We are so lucky here in Enfield to have this fantastic cycle facility on our doorstep.”

The hub has also recently been boosted by the completion of a new section of cycle track through Bush Hill Park, which forms the first stage of a new cycling route between Enfield Town and Ponders End.

For more information about the hub and to make group bookings:
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