This will be a gentle-paced, women-only ride suitable for anyone who can ride a bike. You will need to be able to pedal, steer and use the brakes. The ride is 9.5 miles long, using a mixture of cycle paths and quiet roads, with a small section in the city centre, which we will take very carefully. We will be meeting at 09:45am for a prompt start at 10:00am. Our meeting point will be St Ebbe's Primary School, Whitehouse Road, Oxford, OX1 4NA. We'll be cycling through Grandpont Nature Reserve, through town via Broad Street, along the Marston Cycle Path , and up some quiet leafy roads in Headington and Old Headington. There is one long hill (Haberton Mead) but we'll take this slowly with lots of stops. Our destination is at the friendly Courtiside Cafe in Bury Knowle Park. We'll head back to St Ebbes via the same route. We aim to be back by 12:45. Please make sure your bike is in good working order. We don't have bikes available to borrow for this ride. Please bring with you: A helmet if you wish to wear oneWaterPractical weather appropriate clothing (e.g. rain coat, gloves)SnacksMoney/card for the café if you'd like to buy refreshmentsBike LockIf you have any further questions please email: oxford@joyriders.org.uk

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