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Banff Bike Month: Tiny Tykes Bike Rodeo Join the Town of Banff for a fun morning of bike and scooter safety and a tiny ride. During this rodeo your little ripper will have an opportunity to ride or push through our bike course and learn some skills and safety tips.

We'll admit it...the timing could be better.
Between the rain, the cold, and the flooding affecting communities across the Bow Valley, today might not be the day many of us are heading out for a ride.

But World Bicycle Day is still a good reminder of why bikes matter. They help people connect with their communities, get where they need to go, enjoy the outdoors, and experience the freedom of moving at their own pace.

Whether you're a year-round rider, an occasional cruiser, riding an adaptive bike, hauling kids and groceries, or just thinking about getting back on two wheels, there's a place for you in our cycling community.

Here's hoping for safer conditions, sunnier skies, and plenty more opportunities to ride together soon.

Happy World Bicycle Day from all of us at Community Cruisers.

Join Community Cruisers and the Town of Banff for a fun morning of bike and scooter safety and a tiny ride. During this rodeo your little ripper will have an opportunity to ride or push through our bike course and learn some skills and safety tips. Bring a picnic and have an active and fun morning followed by lunch in the Meadow.

Pre Registration is required. Register here:

https://app.univerusrec.com/banffpub/courses/index.asp?c=9&sc=73&crs=4810

Getting around by bike in the Bow Valley is fun, convenient, and sustainable. To celebrate and continue to build community through cycling, join us for Bike Month activities that will keep you pedalling through the month of June!

Canmore Pride Society and Community Cruisers are teaming up to offer a free bike maintenance workshop as part of the Breakfast Club program.

Breakfast Club is a community-led skillsharing program of Canmore Pride.

This month's workshop is a hands-on bike maintenance workshop. The workshop will include three different stations, each covering a helpful skill including:

1. Changing a tire and keeping your tires inflated.
2. Oiling your chain and learning about how a drive train works on a bike.
3. Learning how brakes work and different types of brakes!

By donation - registration required. Register via the link:
https://breakfast-club-bike.eventbrite.ca/
Allies are welcome. Ages 14+.

Light breakfast pastries, tea, coffee, and juice are provided. Supplies provided. Bring your own bike or work on a demo bike.

Located at Origin at Spring Creek (yes, the retirement centre).

Go By Bike!

Banff Bike Month | Banff, AB - Official Website Celebrate Bike Month in Banff this June with clinics, rides & fun for all ages and abilities. Learn skills, join events and connect with Banff's cycling community.