Have you ever wondered about commuting into the city, but felt a bit unsure about the best route and lack a bit of confidence? Or maybe you would like some company on your ride into town? Then Bike Train is for you. Meet at Acocks Green train station car park for an opportunity to cycle into Birmingham with other cyclists and professional cycle leaders. You will have a great sense of achievement from getting into the city centre under your own steam and without the expense of travel or parking. All the details are below:

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Fantastic! I will try to join tomorrow. Hope to see some other AGNF blog readers there 🙂