AFFORDABLE WAYS TO ACQUIRE AND MAINTAIN A BIKE

PRE-LOVED BICYCLES FOR SALE

Refurbished bicycles for children and adults.

SWEAT EQUITY PROGRAM

Earn your bike for free!

A DO-IT-YOURSELF BICYCLE SHOP!

Learning some basics about your bike saves you money when you can change your own tube or adjust your brakes. Drop in to our Open Shop and experienced volunteers will show you how.

NEWS AND EVENTS

Touring Prep Workshop

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Randy and Anita on tour in Cuba

Touring Prep Workshop

 
Learn how to prepare for a self-guided bicycle tour with Randy and Anita, recently returned from a tour of Cuba.  If you followed their blog of the trip (randyandanitaadventures.com), you can be assured they know all the “ins and outs” of what you’ll need and how to get ready for your tour.
Date: Tuesday, April 23
Location: Cycle Transitions, 390 King St. W., Cobourg
Time: 6:30-9:00 pm
Cost: free for Cycle Transition members. $35 for non-members (gives you a year’s CT membership in addition to the workshop fee).
Leader: Randy Albon, Anita Macklin
How to sign up: send an email to cycletransitions@gmail.com
There is a limit of 12 persons for the workshop.

Change of Time for BAC Presentation to Cobourg Council

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Please note that Cobourg Council has changed its meeting times from 4pm to 6pm.  As such, the presentation being made by Sustainable Cobourg’s Bicycle Action Committee will take place at the meeting on February 19 which begins at 6pm.

Please come out and support the efforts being made to improve and add to the cycling infrastructure in Cobourg.

Bicycle Action Committee to Address Cobourg Council.

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Sustainable Cobourg’s Bicycle Action Committee (BAC) will be making a presentation to Cobourg Council’s Committee of the Whole on Tuesday, February 19 (the meeting begins at 4pm). The BAC will be making its pitch for cycling infrastructure projects for the coming year (separated path along Elgin from Strathy to St. Peter’s Cemetery) and the 3 remaining years of this Council (completion of the Kerr St corridor trail – a “spine” to connect a number of paths/routes).

We extend an invitation to all Cycle Transitions members and supporters to attend this meeting to show Council your support for these projects. The BAC has, over the last eleven years, made numerous presentations to Council encouraging them to improve Cobourg’s cycling infrastructure. This has led to considerable work being done already, but there’s still more to be done. Let’s encourage Council to include these in its new mandate.

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