Proof

Proven on the ground.

Community cycle sharing outside the big cities is not an idea on paper. These are the places where it has already worked.

Running now

RHS Bridgewater

A community-led cycle-sharing scheme between Walkden station and the Royal Horticultural Society’s garden in Salford, for visitors without a bike of their own.

Where
Salford, 2.5 miles from Walkden station
When
Live since 6 July 2026, running to 31 October 2026
Delivered with
RHS Garden Bridgewater and Manchester Bikes, coordinated through Pedal Together
Funded by
Active Travel England’s Innovation Fund
  • 25docks
  • 15bikes
  • 99%sessions completed cleanly

“This is a fantastic initiative which will make it even easier for people to visit RHS Garden Bridgewater without relying on a car.”

Councillor Mike McCusker, Deputy City Mayor, Salford City Council
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Has run

Wellcome Genome Campus

Cycle sharing for the people who work at and visit a genomics research campus.

Where
Hinxton, Cambridgeshire
When
14 August to 13 September 2024
Delivered with
Wellcome Genome Campus and Cambridgeshire County Council’s Smart Journeys team
Funded by
The Department for Transport’s Transport Research and Innovation Grants, with Connected Places Catapult
  • 10docks
  • 5bikes
  • 37rides
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Behind the docks

Built to be trusted.

Every scheme runs on docks that have been tested to the highest grade, protected by patents and developed with one of the biggest names in cycling. So you can hand people the bikes with confidence.

  • Independently tested

    Exceeds the Sold Secure Diamond standard, with zero successful thefts and no dock compromised in any live pilot

  • Patented

    UK, EU and US patents granted

  • Developed with Giant

    Developed with Giant Group, our R&D partner

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