The Reality of Obstacles: Keep Rolling, COP26, Winter Cycling and AT Infrastructure by Kira Judge, co-chair, Saskatoon Cycles If you are like me, there’s an internal debate around whether to head outside when the temperatures get below freezing. One part of my brain tells me it’s cold and miserable; the other tells me I’ll be…
February 12th is International Winter Bike to Work Day This year’s Winter Bike to Work Day is just around the corner. Many of us are working from home these days, but that’s no reason not to get out for a ride on February 12th. You can head out for a spin before you sit down…
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….
Saskatoon Cycles 2020 Annual General Meeting Your Board of Directors invites you to participate in the Saskatoon Cycles 2020 Annual General Meeting, Tuesday, November 10th at 7 p.m. on Zoom. The event will feature reports, presentations, elections and more! Please pre-register by midnight Monday November 9, so we can confirm your membership. Only SC members…
Like your bike? Then lock it right! While bike thefts may be down this spring and summer because of COVID, bike thieves have not gone away. And with offices, stores, and malls open again, and the start of another school year just around the corner, there’s no better time to make sure your lock and…
Saskatoon family tackling new adventures, cycling goals through virtual club rides: #BikingStories When Aaron Dennis snagged a sweet deal on a bike for his son last winter, he had no idea it would be seeing such big mileage this spring. “It was sort of serendipitous. We were at Bruce’s (Cycle Works) and found a cyclocross bike, a used…
#BikeStories: Riding Saskatoon, one street, crescent, and avenue at a time Joanne Cliff is on a mission. Three days each week, Cliff spends between two and five hours out on her maroon-colored Marin mountain bike, riding up and down Saskatoon’s streets and avenues, and rolling through the city’s crescents and cul de sacs. When she…
Editor’s Note: We have updated the featured image for our May newsletter. A number of our members and followers on social media noted that the original image — of a young girl riding with a fabric mask and no helmet — was a poor choice for an organization that is working to make cycling safer…
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