Bike Valet: Get your volunteer hat on! Anticipation of this year’s Bike Valet continues to build! We’re hoping to park over 4,000 bicycles for 2023 which means we’re continuing to work with event organizers and inviting everyone to sign up for some shifts this season. Hopefully you’ll help us deliver the best bicycle attendant service…
by Kira Judge, co-chair, Saskatoon Cycles Thank you to everyone who supported our inaugural Keep Rolling event on October 16th. The weather was fantastic and the site was magic with the view of the South Saskatchewan river – our city’s pride and beauty. On top of the gorgeous day, I was constantly reminded of Shakespeare’s…
By Kira Judge, Co-Chair, Saskatoon Cycles Mark your calendar! On October 16th 2021 we — along with our community partners — are hosting the inaugural Keep Rolling event at the Shakespeare on the Saskatchewan site from 2 pm to 5 pm. Here’s why: In June 2021 Saskatoon Cycles participated in the first-ever national bike count event…
The following is a guest post about a local cyclist named Kaleb Whittingstall. He started volunteering with our Bike Valet program back in 2010 and has worked at Bridge City Bicycle Co-op as well. Kaleb turns 18 on May 4th. By Miles Patrick Yohnke The cycling time trial is truly a race of truth. In…
First ever virtual AGM for Saskatoon Cycles We held our 2020 Annual General Meeting on Nov 10th. This was our first time doing one via Zoom and things went fairly well. This is in large part thanks to our IT go-to guy, Gord Holtslander! Thank you to everyone who attended; we had around 22 participants….
In Memory of Cathy Watts Cathy Watts, our late long-time chairperson and Saskatoon’s premier cycling advocate, continues to have an impact on cycling in this city! We have received close to 40 donations in her memory, worth close to $3,000. We will be sending thank you messages to everyone who gave money to Saskatoon Cycles…
By Greg Basky For the staff and volunteers at Saskatoon’s Bridge City Bicycle Coop, working side by side with people helping them build a bike of their own and teaching riders how to keep their steeds in good running order is what they do. So the arrival of COVID-19 in mid-March threw a major wrench…
End of content
End of content
