Shift cycling culture, Rothair Cycles & the Badger Divide

Join us for ANOTHER #TOWPATHTALK

Join Izabela Murtagh, Scotland's most enthusiastic commuter, for May’s talk at the Towpath Café at Biketrax.

In the fifth talk of the series, we bring you three amazing guests: Jane Dennyson, Matt Finlayson, and Stu Allan.

Jane is one of the Directors of Shift, a movement that has brought together the cycling industry to tackle sustainability. She will tell us more about this and what their community of brands, many of the largest, are doing to try to transition to more sustainable models.

Matt owns and operates Rothair Cycles out of Glasgow. Every bicycle is created in partnership with the rider – from start to finish, you are there making the decisions to create the perfect bicycle that rides and looks the way you want.

Stu Allan created the Badger Divide, a 210-mile bikepacking route from Inverness to Glasgow, that follows a mix of mostly unpaved estate Rights of Way, Heritage Paths, long-distance trails, and forestry gravel roads.

Here at Biketrax, we love bikepacking! Do you have your own Badger Divide story? We’d love to share it with the Towpath crowd and the podcast audience! Get in touch

Check out our other #towpathtalks here
(Enjoy canapés included in the ticket price, with mocktails and drinks available from the cafe on the night.)