Index of guidance sheets

All of our guidance sheets are now available on our resources page.

Wheels for Wellbeing’s guides provide a brief overview of best-practice standards for accessible and inclusive cycling. We also provide consultancy and training services to help organisations develop their infrastructure and practice. Please contact us to discuss your needs.

The online versions of these guides contain links to download docx and pdf versions of the guides.

Please contact us by emailing  info@wheelsforwellbeing.org.uk or kate@wheelsforwellbeing.org.uk if you have any difficulty accessing any of our guides, to request alternative formats or with suggestions, comments or requests.

Drawings of different cycles in orange and black. From left to right, tandem bike, upright trike, clip-on handcycle, bicycle with rear child seat, recumbent trike, side-by-side tandem.

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Work with us: Inclusive Cycle Mechanic

Wheels for Wellbeing
  Wheels for Wellbeing is a charity which exists to ensure that disabled and older people can share in the joy and many benefits of cycling. Since 2007, the charity…
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E-Cycles, Fire Safety and Disabled People’s Mobility

Campaigning, My Cycle My Mobility Aid, Wheels for Wellbeing
Download this briefing: E-cycles and fire safety full briefing in Word format E-cycles and fire safety full briefing in pdf format At Wheels for Wellbeing we’re very concerned that organisations…
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Gradients – quick reference guide

Wheels for Wellbeing
Download graphic version of this guide Download .docx version of this guide Download pdf version of this guide Measuring gradients: Key gradients for accessibility: Angles of essential gradients for public…
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Crossfall – quick reference guide

Wheels for Wellbeing
Download graphic version of this guide Download .docx version of this guide Download pdf version of this guide Crossfall: Also called cross gradient, transverse gradient, camber, etc. For utility, we…
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Wheels for Wellbeing Guide to Mobility Aids

Wheels for Wellbeing
1.              Introduction: These guide sheets are intended to help people work towards creating a more accessible public realm: Without clear definitions, it’s hard to communicate. Our aim is to enable…
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