Bramblers

Bramblers are taking an indefinite break from social media (namely Facebook and Instagram) with a view to building community for those that do want to engage with us away from platforms that exist at odds with the experiences we hope to share.

We’re starting a newsletter to keep those who are interested in the loop. It’ll be focussed on any upcoming events, routes, rides or runs, as well as occasional updates about the business. We won’t waste your time with advertising or special offers (deals and discounts are reserved for our regular customers and if you want to buy something, don’t open your phone, go to a shop).

Separately, we'll be setting up a WhatsApp group for our Breakfast Club to communicate about our group runs and rides.

If you'd like to keep in touch then head over to our newsletter sign-up (www.bramblers.scot/newsletter), or come visit us in person for a coffee.

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Bramblers are closed until the 21st whilst Izzy and I take a short holiday on the bikes. I'm going to do my best to avoid screens this week - my apologies in advance for any delayed replies.

Our Bioracer Motion system gives us more accurate positional data than any other bike fitting system on the market.

As the only bike fitting studio in Scotland offering 3D simultaneous motion analysis, we think our services offer pretty damn good value for money.

For £150, our bike fit appointments include 3D motion analysis, saddle pressure mapping and a free follow up appointment within three months of your first fit. That's over £100 cheaper than most of our competitors.

Still not convinced? We offer a money back guarantee on all of our bike fitting services.

We're now taking bookings on our website with appointments available from the 15th of July onwards.

Photo by James Robertson - who has a range of prints on display and available to purchase in our shop.

Tickets are now available for our screening of the new Onboard The Transcontinental Race documentary by Ahstudio. Find them here: www.bramblers.scot/shop/onboard-screening

We'll have a gallery from race photographer James Robertson as well as a Q&A with James and Antonin about their time spent documenting the race.