June 24, 2020
As community restrictions begin to ease and summer weather sets the perfect backdrop for outdoor recreation, people across the country are turning to cycling in unprecedented numbers.
It’s the perfect way to exercise outdoors or even spend a little quality time with the family, but it isn’t always the easiest activity to enjoy safely. QLI’s Adaptive Sports Coordinator, Ed Armstrong, shares a couple of quick tips to ensure fun and safe cycling for the entire family.
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