Greener Kirkcaldy launches 'come and try' offer as it brings e-bikes to town

Community organisation, Greener Kirkcaldy is running an event next month for people to try out e-bikes in the town.
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Participants can choose from a selection of e-bikes, before going out on a led bike ride along the coast and up to Ravenscraig Park on one of the bikes.

Susan Jeynes, active travel development worker, said: “There is growing interest in e-bikes at the moment.

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"They are a great option for people who would like an extra boost when cycling, allowing people to cycle further and faster than they would on a regular bike.

Greener Kirkcaldy is running an event on Saturday 5th June for people to try out e-bikes. Participants can choose from a selection of e-bikes, before going out on a led bike ride along the coast and up to Ravenscraig Park on one of the bikes.Greener Kirkcaldy is running an event on Saturday 5th June for people to try out e-bikes. Participants can choose from a selection of e-bikes, before going out on a led bike ride along the coast and up to Ravenscraig Park on one of the bikes.
Greener Kirkcaldy is running an event on Saturday 5th June for people to try out e-bikes. Participants can choose from a selection of e-bikes, before going out on a led bike ride along the coast and up to Ravenscraig Park on one of the bikes.

“This event is a great opportunity to try out an e-bike for free before deciding if people want to buy one.”

Lang Toun Cycles and Electric Bikes Scotland will both be at the event, lending out a selection of their electric bikes. People have the option to borrow an e-bike from Lang Toun Cycles for up to a month, or to buy one.

Booking is essential as spaces are limited. Visit www.greenerkirkcaldy.org.uk/events.

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