How to access cycling training courses for adults.
Cycling is a low-cost, convenient and efficient way to travel around the city.
Brighton Bike Hub delivers adult cycle training on behalf of Brighton & Hove City Council. Some sessions are funded by the council to help make cycling more accessible to residents.
Courses take place at Preston Park and run every month. Each course is made up of three sessions, held on either:
Whether you’re a complete beginner who would like to start cycling or a regular cyclist looking to brush up on advanced skills, Brighton Bike Hub’s instructors will tailor a cycle training session to suit you.
The courses are open to all adults, whatever your experience or background.
Sessions are suitable for:
Each session is split into small groups based on ability:
If you want to build confidence, improve your skills, or plan a regular journey (such as travelling to work or school), instructors can support you.
By providing these training courses, we hope more people will choose cycling as their preferred way to travel for journeys around the city.
Courses are subsidised through funding from Sport England.
We recommend attending all three sessions to get the most from the course.
Free places are available for people who cannot afford the cost. To find out more, send an email to volunteer@brightonbikehub.org.
All instructors:
They have experience supporting people of all abilities, including those who have never ridden a bike before.
If you would prefer a female or male instructor, or have any questions, send an email to volunteer@brightonbikehub.org
You can:
If you do not have a bike, you can also choose to use a Beryl BTN bike.