RosnyCyclettes

Rosny-sous-Bois, France

Environment & ClimateCommunity developmentSport for development

AssociationFounded 2016Local reach

Profile last updated: October 30, 2026

About

Founded in 2016, RosnyCyclettes is a non-profit association based in Rosny-sous-Bois, France working on environment & climate, community development, sport for development.

RosnyCyclettes is a non-profit association founded in 2016 that supports residents of Rosny-sous-Bois and the surrounding area in cycling for pleasure and everyday transport. It runs a community bike repair workshop, bike lessons, group rides and multi-day cycling trips, and organises festive bike parades. It also advocates for a more cycle-friendly town, producing proposals for safer cycling routes and giving expertise on local and departmental cycling infrastructure projects. Members elect the board and committees at the annual general meeting.

Location

Rosny-sous-Bois, France

Founded

2016

Organisation type

Association

Legal form

Association loi 1901

Focus areas

cyclingsustainable mobilitybike repaircycle advocacyRosny-sous-Boiscommunity association

Languages

Causes & programmes

Causes

Environment & ClimateCommunity developmentSport for development

Works for

Communities

How they work

Direct servicesAdvocacy & campaigningAwareness & educationCommunity programmesVolunteer programmes

Programmes

Atelier d'autoréparation vélo

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Environment & Climate · France

Community bike repair workshop where members repair their own bikes with help from volunteers, held at the local centre and at the Repair Café in Rosny-sous-Bois.

Cours de vélo

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Community development · France

Saturday morning bike lessons for adults, including learning to ride and returning to cycling.

Balades à vélo

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Community development · France

Monthly group bike rides, open to members and residents, at a relaxed pace suitable for children from age 9.

Week-ends à vélo

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Community development · France

Multi-day cycling trips for experienced riders aged 15 and over, covering 45 to 60 km per day.