All ability / special needs cycling sessions
Click on the links for more information about each particular activitiy:
Pedal Power club
What is it?
Cycling activities for people with severe and complex learning needs, and their carers. A variety of bikes are provided: specially adapted, two person, three wheelers, two wheelers, or you can bring your own bike.
Who is it for?
For teenagers and adults with learning disabilities and their carers.
When and where is it?
Finsbury Park, alternate Saturdays throughout the year. Visit the Pedal Power website for dates.

Bikeworks all ability cycle club
What is it?
An informal, social environment where you can cycle around the park for fun, health and fitness. There are a range of bicycles available for participants, including hand cycles, trikes, wheelchair bikes, tandems, scooters, two wheelers and much more.
Who is it for?
Open to all, regardless of age or ability. Family and carers are welcome to join in. Attendance is free and anyone can become a member.
When and where is it?
Victoria Park on alternate Saturdays from 1-3pm. Junior club for younger members (under 16s + family and carers) is from 12noon-1pm. Contact Bikeworks on 020 8980 7998 or visit the Bikeworks website for dates and times. You can also download the Bikeworks All Ability Club flyer (PDF, 1MB).
Special Olympics cycle training programme
What is it?
The Special Olympics programme provides sporting opportunities for people with a learning disability. Training includes a range of cycling activities (all off-road) working towards competing in time trial distances (including 1km, 5km and 10km distances).
Who is it for?
Keen members of the Bikeworks all ability cycle club and others expressing interest will have the opportunity to train with instructors to take part in regional and national Special Olympics competitions.
When and where is it?
If you want to come along or know someone who may wish to take part, please contact Bikeworks on 020 8980 7998 for more information or to book a time slot. Please note booking is necessary.
Page updated: 1 Sep 2011
