Emma carves out adventure when ever she can and it inspires us all to do the same. Whether it’s a cycle to beach after school, a bikepacking trip with other families or joining a Sisters in the Wild rally with friends, Emma’s bike joy rubs off on everyone she rides with.

Let’s hear more about Emma and why she chooses to ride bikes with us…

Introducing new ride leader, Ce Ce.

Some people have to read books, listen to podcasts and study hard to understand what leadership is. Some people are born with great leadership skills. Ce Ce is one of those people.

She’s comfortable with being vulnerable, sharing when she’s nervous or scared. She cares about making people feel included and welcome and she is curious, asking questions when she doesn’t understand or wants to know more.

We’re excited to announce Ce Ce has accepted our invitation to join us as a NFORC ride leader. We introduce her here.

Introducing new ride leader, Martine. She her.

Riding bikes has given me some of my biggest adventures and challenges, better fitness, more resilience, it’s helped improve my mental health and I’ve forged the best of friends via cycling. It’s also brought me to NFORC. Riding bikes is awesome!

Introducing new ride leader, Kate

“Since riding my bike, I've noticed that older women, NB people and especially mums are often missing from rides and bike packing trips. I hope I can help try and change this and encourage and support more older women, NB people and mums to ride with us in the Forest and try sleeping out in a bivi on a bikepacking trip.”

When looking for new ride leaders, we look for people who will grow our culture, not fit it. Enter Meredith.