Bike for Good Glasgow

Another successful Road User Awareness Training (RUAT) session in the books 🚴🚌

This time, we welcomed drivers from to explore how greater understanding between cyclists and drivers can help make our roads safer for everyone.

A big thank you to everyone who took part and contributed to the discussion.
Delivered with support from Cycling Scotland!

It's the United Nations 'World Bike Day' today.

World Bicycle Day draws attention to the benefits of using the bicycle — a simple, affordable, clean and environmentally fit sustainable means of transportation. The bicycle contributes to cleaner air and less congestion and makes education, health care and other social services more accessible to the most vulnerable populations.

It's for these reasons Bike for Good volunteers such as Linsay here, pedalled on parliament last week to demand that the bicycle is seen as an integral part of Scotland's future transport visions.

Check out all of the free activities we've got coming up as part of our involvement with the Commonwealth Games!

Join us for a ride around Glasgow's greatest sights, get the once over for your bike at one of our Dr. Bike sessions across the city, and if you're looking to build your confidence in cycling you can join us on Friday for lessons!

Bike for Good in June 💚🧡🚲

Check out our weekly schedule for June!

Want to build confidence with your cycling, or try cycling for the first time? Try our cycling lessons! One to ones and group sessions available.

Fancy figuring out how to fix your own bike? We've got FYOB sessions at both our West & South Hubs!

Want to explore the city, and find new cycling routes? Check out our group rides!

Fancy getting to grips with the basics in bike mechanics? Book onto our .training Home Mechanics course this June!

The Cytech home mechanic course is designed to give the enthusiast a good level of mechanical ability covering a comprehensive range of cycle maintenance areas. It is a two day course, led by an experienced instructor who will guide the learner through a good mix of demonstrations and practical exercises.

After 15 incredible years, our Founder & CEO Greg Kinsman Chauvet has stepped down from Bike for Good, with new CEO Alberta Gutteridge stepping into the role following a year as Interim CEO! 🚲💚

From a small stall in the Barras Market with a handful of donated bikes and volunteers, Greg helped grow Bike for Good into the organisation it is today: refurbishing tens of thousands of bikes, delivering cycling lessons across Glasgow, introducing Cytech training to Scotland, and helping more people experience the benefits of cycling.

His energy, humour, and dedication have shaped Bike for Good from day one, and his impact on our staff, volunteers, customers, and wider community will be long lasting.
Greg’s next adventure? Launching a not-for-profit wine cooperative supporting independent winemakers around the world 🍷 follow Vivan Coop to find out more!

Thank you Greg, for everything 💚

As part of our involvement in Commonwealth Games, Bike for Good is offerer Beginner Led Rides and Group Lessons. Held on Fridays from 29 May - 31 August, the Beginner Led Rides will be at 1:30PM - 2:45PM and the Group Lessons at 3:15PM - 4:30PM.

Our free beginner led rides and Group Lessons are set up to equip you with all you need to get out on your bike and enjoy our city! No bikes or helmets are required (we can provide everything you’ll need), just bring your energy and enthusiasm. And all of our lessons and rides will be hosted by qualified Cycle Trainers, Ride Leaders and First Aiders.