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More affordable access to bikes and helping cyclists feel safer on the road will be the key to getting more Glasgow residents on their bikes, a charity has warned.
Mr Densham said: “Some of the work that we do at Cycling UK is to help people find and afford access to a bike. “There are also adults who want to get more active, so giving them the skills to ride a bike is something that Cycling UK is also involved in.”
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