We aim to improve the quality of peoples' lives, their health, finances and contribute to a sustainable environment and future for us all. We work with the general population through cycle training and cycle maintenance as well as disabled and disadvantaged people. We work with the visually impaired, youth projects, people with mental health problems and even offenders in Bristol Prison through our bike recycling project.

We help make the local community better for all. More children and adults getting the benefits of cycling, more integrated communities as people don't just travel in cars, improving physical activity. Our projects working with disabled people and those with mental health issues give a real sense of achievement and confidence. Jackie, a participant in our mental health project said "The project has been amazing. I am now more confident and healthy and have even been able to get a job!"

We get people cycling. A survey of our adult cycle trainnig saw 90% taking up cycling regularly after their lesson. Furthermore, 6 months later 70% had kept up those initial cycling levels! Our Tandem rides for disabled people are popular. One of our blind riders said: I had a brilliant time and felt so excited and free at the back of my Tandem. Since September 2010 we have also made 150 bikes available to people on low incomes through our recycling project with offenders at Bristol Prison