Wheels for All

Wheels for All embraces disabled people and people who would otherwise not be able to cycle, through providing fun and friendly activity in 28 locations across the country. On our locations map, you will find details for our 28 Wheels for All centres plus information on other inclusive cycling provision across England and Wales. Click on Find a Centre to find one near to you.

Each centre provides a range of specially adapted cycles, which means that anyone can experience the feeling of freedom, the breeze on their face, and the sense of achievement that comes with inclusive cycling.

There are Wheels for All leaders and volunteers at every centre, with the knowledge and confidence to work with adapted cycles for every participant, young or old, to enjoy the benefits of cycling. Each centre welcomes individuals, groups and families who can come along and enjoy a lovely hour or so together on a cycle, regardless of their ability or cycling needs.

We can also provide Wheels For All training to give individuals, carers and support staff the confidence to work with adapted cycles with the people they support or family members so that all can enjoy the benefits of cycling in a sociable environment.

The charity Wheels for All works with occupational therapists, sports and leisure development, local councils, Primary Care Trusts’ care support staff, as well as the support staff and parents of those pre-existing services users, with the same common goal: inclusive cycling for all, which provides all the physical and mental health benefits being out on a bike brings.

We are developing new Wheels for All Centres across the country on a regular basis with various partners. We will update our website with their details so keep coming back to see what’s new.