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Dudley cycle lovers can enjoy a family ride and treasure hunt to mark National Bike Week.

The event takes starts and finishes at the Bonded Warehouse in Stourbridge on Saturday June 21 at 10.30am and consists of an easy six-mile ride which includes clues and questions along the way.

It has been organised to coincide with Bike Week, which this year runs from June 14 to 22 and the theme of freedom for all the family.

Councillor Angus Adams, cabinet member for transportation at Dudley council, said: "I hope families from across the borough will go along and take part in what promises to be another great event."

Dudley council's cycle training team will also be delivering cycle training at Manor Way, Greendfields, St Edmund's and St John's and Wallbrook primary school during the week.

12:56pm Saturday 17th May 2008

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