Bike Worcester has invited the community to join a community 'November Critical Mass' bike ride event.
This initiative aims to promote healthier lifestyles and highlight the importance of cycling in environmental sustainability.
The event, slated for Saturday (November 16), will see cyclists of all skill levels gather at Café Viaduct on Grandstand Road at 10.15am.
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The ride will be characterised by a friendly, inclusive atmosphere and a slow pace, making it suitable for everyone.
Katie Collier, a regular participant, said: "It's so brilliant to ride with friends.
"It's perfect for anyone who is building up their confidence on a bike as there is safety in numbers.
"I'd fully recommend it."
Cycling has numerous health benefits, including improved cardiovascular fitness and mental wellbeing.
By organising events like the Critical Mass rides, the organisation aims to enhance the benefits for all city residents.
The cycling events also contribute to reducing vehicle emissions and improving air quality, aligning with the city's environmental sustainability goals.
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