Helping Asian women learn to ride safely, confidently and together

Many adults want to cycle, but learning to ride safely later in life can feel intimidating. For Asian women, there can be extra barriers: lack of confidence, language barriers, cultural hesitation, safety concerns, and not feeling like cycling spaces are made for us.

Female Asian Cycling Club

This pilot program creates a safe, supportive and welcoming cycling culture for Asian women. We will bring together 6 to 12 Asian female learners to build confidence, learn practical cycling skills, understand road safety, and experience the joy of riding together.


How the programme works


Month 1: Learn to ride with confidence

Learners will gather once or twice per week in a safe, secured area. Sessions will focus on:

  • Basic riding skills

  • Balance, braking and steering

  • Confidence building

  • Road safety basics

  • Helmet and safety checks

  • Basic bike maintenance

  • Riding etiquette and group support


Month 2: Ride safely in public spaces

Learners will gather once per week for guided rides on public bike trails. With trainer support, participants will practise:

  • Riding in a group

  • Navigating shared paths

  • Understanding traffic and public cycling environments

  • Building confidence outside the training area

  • Developing safe, independent cycling habits


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