Minister to Docks Re-volution Ride

Starting at Grimsby Minister, we will perform a cycle check to ensure we are all safe on the journey together.

Leaving the court yard of the Grimsby Minster, we will head towards the River Freshney.
Keep your eye out of the wildlife that use the river as a home.
As we cycle away from the Freshney, we will head over the big railway bridge and head towards the new Super Cycleway.
Once we have reached the Power Station at Stallingborough, we will turn toward the Estuary and the North Wall. (There is a part on this section, that you may wish to walking you have thin tyres. No one will be left behind)
As we travel back towards Grimsby, there is a great view of the Dock Tower.
As we reach the end of the wall, (again there is a small section any one with road tyres may like to walk)
Once again we will rejoin the new Super Cycleway towards the Docks.
Cycling around the old Dock Offices and the statue of Albert, we head on to cycle over Corporation Bridge. Before turning to cycle along the Dock side back into the heart of Grimsby, past the Town Hall and arriving back at the Minster.

Looking forward to meeting you
Vicky

Re-volution helping the community cycle.
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OUR MECHANICS TEACH TRAINEES HOW TO REFURBISH OR RECYCLE PARTS TO CREATE SAFE, WORKING BICYCLES - WE THEN PUT THE NEW CYCLES OUT INTO THE COMMUNITY THROUGH OUR VARIOUS PROJECTS



The Bike Project is focused around, well – bikes. Because we believe bikes are important for a million reasons: They can provide transport to work or school; they can widen employment opportunities; They offer an eco-friendly way of travel; they keep us fit; and they bring us the achievement of finally getting to the top of that huge hill – and the terrifying joy of the ride down. But that’s not all it’s about. Because we believe in community, in giving back, and in the notion that everyone should have access to the joy that comes from learning to ride.

Want to help us out? Don’t forget you can donate your unwanted bikes. They will go on to be refurbished, recycled and reused as a part of our training course, and will later go on to make stock for our bike libraries, or to be sold in our workshop at accessible prices. Sounds great, don’t you think?