Talking Tandems
Cycling together — sighted and visually impaired cyclists
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Our Story
Cycling Together, Sharing the Experience
Talking Tandems is a registered Scottish charity (SC040774) dedicated to making cycling accessible and enjoyable for blind and partially sighted people in Fife and beyond.
We bring sighted and visually impaired cyclists together to enjoy the freedom of cycling, the pleasure of exploring new places and the friendships that develop along the way.
Our Rides & Adventures
Cycling is at the heart of everything we do. We organise both one-to-one tandem rides and regular group outings, normally aiming for two group rides each month, weather permitting.
Our adventures have taken us well beyond Fife. Over the years, we've enjoyed cycling weekends away and longer holidays, including a memorable trip to Montpellier in France, where we met and cycled with a similar French tandem cycling group.
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More Than Just Cycling
Talking Tandems is about friendship, shared experiences and enjoying life together.
Over the years, our activities have extended beyond cycling to include canoeing and water skiing, giving members opportunities to try something different.
We also enjoy getting together socially, whether for our Christmas meal, a curry night or simply a chance to catch up with friends.
Be Part of Our Story
Whether you're visually impaired and would like to experience tandem cycling, an experienced cyclist interested in becoming a pilot, or simply curious about what we do, we'd love to hear from you.
Talking Tandems is about more than riding a bicycle. It's about inclusion, friendship and sharing the journey.
Discover Our Heritage
Learn about Andrew Dalrymple and the remarkable story behind the award that celebrates exceptional service to Talking Tandems.
Talking Tandems on the Radio
Our Chairman, David Ross, spoke to RNIB Connect Radio about Talking Tandems. Listen to his interview and discover more about our group.
