Women only, Basic Bicycle Maintenance Workshop: Sept. 17th, 6:30-9:00
There is no formal presentation but Tuesday evening has been set aside for women only. You can drop by, work on your bike, practice some skills either on your own bike or a Cycle Transitions bike, and talk shop with the other women there. Basic maintenance will go a long way toward protecting the investment you’ve made in your bicycle. Learn how to clean your bike, clean and lubricate your chain, or change a tire. You never know when it will come in handy.Location: Cycle Transitions, 739 D’Arcy St., Cobourg
Time: 6:30-9:00 pm
Cost: free for Cycle Transition members, $5 per hour for non-members
Cycle Transitions at the Shelter Valley Folk Festival
Cycle Transitions was out at the Shelter Valley Folk Festival this past August where they delivered a Basic Bicycle Maintenance Workshop at the Sustainable Living Village on Friday evening. The Shelter Valley Folk Festival celebrates music, juried art, wellness, sustainable living and harvest food in the heart of Northumberland County through an annual Labour Day Weekend festival.
Basic Bike Maintenance Workshop, Saturday, July 20th
Basic maintenance will go a long way toward protecting the investment you’ve made in your bicycle. Cycle Transitions is offering a Basic Bike Maintenance Workshop. It’s a hands-on session on how to clean your bike, clean and lubricate your chain, and change a tire. Knowing how to change your own tire may just come in handy!Location: Cycle Transitions, 739 D’Arcy St., Cobourg
Open Registration Time:9-9:30 am
Workshop Time: 9:30 to 12:00 (noon)
Cost: $10 (free for Cycle Transition members)
Memberships to Cycle Transitions: $30 single or $50 family membership for 1 year which gives you access to our do-it-yourself work space and tools during our hours of operation and workshops.Registration is limited – pre-register early at Cycle Transitions: info@cycletransitions.org
Become part of the CT Can-Bike Instructor team!
We’re looking for cyclists interested in becoming instructors for our various Can Bike courses and for school clinics. There will be opportunities to work with cyclists of all ages and abilities. You’ll be doing significant work in helping increase the level of safe cycling in our community. We have funding to cover the costs for your certification which includes Can Bike and First Aid training. If you’re interested, please contact Paul Mills or Rick Nonnekes. We’ll start the discussion of when to schedule the training once we have our group confirmed.