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Belcycle is back! Belfast’s cycling festival returns to CS Lewis Square
Sustrans
There will be bikes of all shapes and sizes to test ride on the day including tandems, a side- by-side bike, scooters and balance bikes. You can join in activities such as:
- cycle training
- maintenance workshops
- led rides
- giant outdoor games
- bike smoothie-maker
- bike paint-spinner
- slow bike race
- advice from local cycling retailers on bikes, clothing and accessories
- information on cycling adventures, holidays, clubs and events
- competitions and spot prizes
- refreshments and BBQ
CS Lewis Square is the ideal location for the festival as it is where the Comber and Connswater Community Greenways intersect. The square is also home to Sustrans Active Travel Hub, an EU-funded CHIPS project that encourages commuters in east Belfast to try alternatives to the car such as public transport, or cycling and walking. Sustrans will be at the Festival to offer travel advice, route planning, cycle training and fun pedal-powered activities.
So bring your family, friends and a picnic for a free fun-filled day that will keep the whole family entertained.
Belcycle will run from 11am to 3pm on Saturday 15 June at CS Lewis Square, east Belfast. There will be provision of on-site cycle parking and it is well connected to the city centre by bus or Glider from the nearby Newtownards Road.
For more updates to go www.sustrans.org.uk/belcycle
- Children and families
- Health and wellbeing
- Men
- Older people
- Sport/recreation
- Transport
- Women
- Young people
Date and Time
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Location
CS Lewis Square
402 Newtownards Rd,
Belfast
BT4 1HH
United Kingdom
Contact Details
To find out more, call into our Active Travel Hub at CS Lewis Square, contact the team on 028 9073 8513 or email [email protected] / [email protected]
Belcycle is back! Belfast’s cycling festival returns to CS Lewis Square
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