National Cycling Centre launches new adaptive cycling programme
The National Cycling Centre is opening up new opportunities for people with physical and neurological disabilities and additional needs to experience the benefits of cycling.

As part of this commitment, the Centre will host an Adaptive Cycling Showcase and Tomcat Launch on Thursday 22 October, giving visitors the chance to see and try new Tomcat adaptive cycles and find out more about adaptive cycling.

The event will take place from 10:00am to 11:30am in Centre Court and is open to children, young people, adults, families, carers and anyone interested in adaptive cycling.

Come along and try adaptive cycling
A qualified coach will be on hand to support visitors, answer questions and help people explore the cycles.

The Dragon is a stable, low-sitting trike designed to support independent cycling for teenagers and adults.

Designed for younger riders, the Dragonfly is a safe and adaptable trike that helps children experience the enjoyment and independence that cycling can provide.

Visitors will be able to:

Adaptive cycling can help people who face barriers when accessing traditional cycling opportunities. With the right equipment, coaching and support, riders can develop confidence and independence while enjoying the benefits of being active.

The new programme reflects the National Cycling Centre’s commitment to making cycling more inclusive and accessible for people of all ages and abilities.

Adaptive Cycling Showcase & Tomcat Launch
Thursday 22 October 2026
10:00am–11:30am
Centre Court, National Cycling Centre

No registration required – just come along and find out more.