In early September, Provo City joined other communities around the US to count people biking and walking as part of the National Bicycle and Pedestrian Documentation Project. The goal of the project is to provide estimates of people biking and walking in a certain area as well as track changes over time. We hope to […]
Category: Volunteer Opportunities
From BicycleCollective.org “Bike mechanics has traditionally been a male-dominated trade. Let’s change that. Women’s volunteer hours are designed to create a safe and inclusive space for learning bike mechanics. All bicycles repaired by volunteers are given away to people who couldn’t otherwise afford one, giving independent transportation to those who need it most. Our goal […]
The Provo Bicycle Collective is hosting their second Basic Bicycle Maintenance Class of the year! Now’s a perfect time to pull your bike out of the garage and make sure it’s running before spring hits! The details: Basic Bicycle Maintenance Class Thursday February 20th, 6pm Provo Bicycle Collective: 1100 W 49 N Unit 2, Provo […]
Bring your friends to the Provo Bicycle Collective to learn the basics of bicycle maintenance on Thursday January 30th at 7pm! The class will cover: -Fixing a flat -Chain care and lubrication -Brake adjustment -Tips on proper tire inflation The class costs 5$ and hot chocolate will be included! You can RSVP to the event […]
Did you notice the commotion at the historic George Taylor Jr. home in downtown Provo last week? It is getting some much-needed restoration help from the non-profit Bike and Build Program. Over 28 self-funded cyclists are riding for 11 weeks and helping improve neighborhoods along the way. The Daily Herald reports: “Their demolition work in […]
If you’re interested in lending a hand for the cycling community, we need volunteers for a couple of events next week. Helpers are needed for the Timpanogos Gran Fondo on June 29th, and we’re looking for some additional volunteers to help out at aid stations and along the course on race-day. If you’re interested, the […]