The event tested out three trikes the company has donated to York Sport, as part of the brand’s ’10 trikes for 10th year’ giveaway, alongside other models in the 16-strong Jorvik range.
CEO and founder James Walker called it fantastic to mark the tenth anniversary of the business by giving bikes away.
He said: “Once I saw the incredible work York Sport were doing, I had to get onboard to support their mission.
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“It was so rewarding to see so many people enjoying the Jorvik tricycles and the freedom of having somewhere safe and accessible to cycle.
“We look forward to working with York Sport in the future, continuing to help make cycling accessible for all.”
Richard Orr, Business Manager at York Sport praised Jorvik Cycles for showcasing their trikes and for the donations, which will be used in its weekly inclusive cycling sessions which attract 50 regular attendees.
Based at York Sport Village, York Sport has been coordinating inclusive cycling sessions on a 1km track since 2013.
Jorvik Tricycles was founded after owner James Walker began building tricycles for his father who could no longer ride his traditional bicycle. For details, go to: www.jorviktricycles.com
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