BNS Bike Service

We have slightly less than a week wait time for bike service right now. Call 541-7438 to schedule a time or drop off at the shop!

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Tuesday Tip: According to France Avelo, a cyclist wearing bright green is the most visible color to drivers in traffic.

Looking for bicycle routes around Maine? has curated a Where To Ride page for all different types of riding around the state! The routes also include points of interest like bike service locations, food stops, scenic views, and parks.
https://www.bikemaine.org/where-to-ride/

A proposed bicycle trail system could connect Maine's 25 biggest cities by 2030 Eight groups are proposing a system of trails that could connect Maine's 25 biggest cities and towns by 2030.

Veranda Street will be closed on both sides of the 295 bridge starting next Monday, April 18th. This means to get to BNS from the South, you would have to take Exit 9 off 295 and then hook a left on Oregon St and weave into the shop the back way. When leaving to go South you would have to go all the way to the Falmouth exit up Rte. 1 and then head South. A colossal pain, we know. With this in mind we have decided to close the shop Monday April 18th and re-open on Tuesday April 26th AFTER the 295 bridge has been moved back into place and Veranda Street is reopened for normal traffic flow. Not to worry, we will be around and available via email or by calling 207-541-7438. Marc is still working on bikes, in fact he has booked the entire week out and will be back to being able to take in bikes on Tuesday April 26th. Please let us know if you have any questions or we can help during the next week at all. To read more about the Veranda construction plan and closure of Veranda Street, check out this website.

Home | Project Veranda At 60 years old, the Veranda St. Bridge is near the end of its useful life, and needs to be replaced for safety’s sake.

How incredible would this be????

https://www.pressherald.com/2021/08/08/vision-for-rail-trail-from-portland-to-new-gloucester-comes-into-focus/?fbclid=IwAR16AKaQx5qnLucSPT2oe0NDSVFtYvaYRNOsiMOVjK2zUKh9XQcd6ib2pFc

Vision for rail trail from Portland to New Gloucester comes into focus Maine has lagged behind some other states in the Northeast when it comes to rail trail construction.