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Getting back on your bike is a Breeze

British Cycling has launched Breeze - the biggest ever programme focused on getting more women into riding bikes.

Backed with National Lottery investment as part of Sport England's Active Women campaign, Breeze is a nationwide network of fun, local and flexible bike rides, led by women for women. It aims to get over 80,000 women back on a bike or riding for the first time, and to convert 20,000 of them into regular cyclists over the next three years.