GLASGOW's Women on Wheel Cycle Festival is getting ready to return to the city's streets.
The event is running throughout September and is offering free events and activities for women and non-binary people.
These include talks, screenings, led rides, lessons, bike-packing demonstrations, audience discussions and yoga sessions.
Attendees will be able to try BMX, mountain biking and track cycling at specialist venues.
Glasgow Women on Wheel Cycle Festival launches on Wednesday, September 1 with a parade cycle from the Bike for Good West to South hub.
Bike for Good CEO Gregory Kinsman-Chauvet said: “The 1890s were not a great period for women, but many sought and found solitude in the two-wheeled machines we now know as “bicycles.”
"While cycling has been associated with men for a very long time, we are really pleased to see Glasgow and GWOW reversing this trend to support and celebrate women on bicycles.”
The event will take off on September 1.
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