Event Listing

By: Vancouver Area Cycling CoalitionThis year, the Vancouver Area Cycling Coalition's Bike to Work Week starts the first week of Bike Month, running form May 31 to June 4. That's less than a month, so visit http://www.biketoworkmetrovan.ca and register your team and start recruiting team members now! Businesses, Schools, and Individuals are all encouraged to participate.

By: Pedal DepotLadies fix your bike night at The Pedal Depot. Come learn to fix your bike with a bunch of great ladies. 1st and 3rd Wednesday each month. $6 to $18 dollars per hour. This is a trans-inclusive space. Hosted at Our Community Bikes or Pedal Depot:. Call to confirm location: 604-708-4992 Why create a women only space? – Because Feminism is not a dirty word and sexism is a problem based on power – Because there is power in the hierarchy of knowledge and sexism is a problem based on power – Because the knowledge of mechanics has been historically [more...]

By: CindyWe are recreational cyclists who like to explore Vancouver and the surrounding regions on our bikes. Our focus is on having fun, friendly and safe bike rides. In this group you will find many types of rides offered by our team of volunteer organizers.

By: PEDALOffered by PEDAL (Pedal Energy Development Alternatives), an organization that develops and promotes the use of pedal powered technology, the workshop is for individuals interested in learning in a more structured, classroom like way. The course covers drivetrain maintenance, brake and gear adjustment and flat tire repair. Courses are held at Our Community Bikes, 3283 Main Street near 17th Avenue, on the first Thursday of every month from 6:30pm to 9:30pm. We generally believe that a class of 6 people is the ideal size for effective hands-on learning with a qualified mechanic. The cost is $40 per person which must [more...]

By: ErinJoin us to celebrate commuter cycling at this fun, free outdoor BBQ in Creekside Park, just north of Science World. Entertainment, great company, cycling resources, free bike maintenance, and the grand opening of the Bike Tree.

By: Garden Heart ProductionsThe Art of Parking. Cyclists can now park their bikes in a more artful way in front of Science World. The Solar Bike Tree is part sculpture, part bike rack, part solar powered lamp post. The piece was installed just before the Olympics, but will be officially christened by Mayor Robertson at 5:30 pm, Fri. June 4th during the VACC Bike to Work Week wrap up BBQ.

By: In the House FestivalJune 4-6, 2010, the In the House Festival brings live performances of all kinds into the homes of Commercial Drive. Time: Box office opens at 5 pm On Friday, June 4th, and at noon on Saturday, June 5th and Sunday, June 6th. The first show is at 7:00 pm on June 4th and 2:00 pm on June 5th + 6th. Address: The box office is located on Napier and Victoria. All the venues are in the surrounding neighbourhood. Tickets: Single tickets: $13 adults / $8.00 kids 4-show pass: $45 adults / $25.00 kids Weekend pass: $85 adults / $65 kids [more...]

By: Ron RichingsAn easy but majestic ride to the Velopalooza Kickoff Party. Pedal to the fun in style with hundreds ? of your close cycling friends.

By: Veloloveat the WISE HALL 1882 Adanac Street, Vancouver BC $8 in advance $10 at the door Tickets are available at The Bike Doctor on Broadway, Bikes on the Drive, Our Community Bikes, or through Paypal at this link https://www.paypal.com/cgi-bin/webscr?cmd=_s-xclick&hosted_button_id=2662QDRXHHF9C gastown roller sprints 8-9pm, The Bicycle Shed Ensemble 9-945pm The Pernell Reichert Band 10:25-11:15pm RICH HOPE 11:45pm-1am bike valet parking (by donation for the VACC) 8pm-2am

By: Dead Baby Bikes Vancouver ChapterThe Dead Baby Bike Club meets every first Friday of the month for a group ride. Choppers, Freakbikes and Tallbikes are encouraged, but all cyclists are welcome. BYOB, be prepared for an occasional stop @ local pubs. June Club Ride meets @ Pandora Park in East Van 8:30PM. Destination this month: WISE hall Via ?????. email shutrackbike.com for more info.

By: It's a leisure ride, no pressure.Weekly Saturday rides, starting out from Cap's Bicycle Shop in Sapperton at 8am sharp. Try to get there early, because the ride leaves right at 8am. If you're taking the skytain, get off at Sapperton Station – it's less of a hill to climb. This ride is to get people out and riding. And is a great way to meet new people.

By: Jamie OllivierIn honor of Celebrate Mount Pleasant Days, this ride will start at the Solar Bike Tree at Science World. Basically circumnavigating Mount Pleasant, we arrive on 8th Avenue at Celebrate Mount Pleasant Days happening at the new community center on Kingsway and 1st. Riders are invited to be a part of my Cycleback Art Outreach Mandala workshop happening at the south end of the Mount Pleasant community center. Riders can also learn about Cycleback, the new program for educating homeless & marginalized people to become bike mechanics.. cool

By: Richard Edge*Leisure – Easy (15-22 kph)* A leisurely pace and a distance of 20 km. Includes rollers and mild hills (3-4% grade). Re-group at hills and/or for slower riders if group spreads out. No one left behind and children are welcome. We ride from historic Fort Langley, the birthplace of BC, to Derby Reach and back via the Fort to Fort Trail. Mountain bikes or hybrids best suited for this ride. Recumbents are welcome and encouraged.

By: CindyWe are recreational cyclists who like to explore Vancouver and the surrounding regions on our bikes. Our focus is on having fun, friendly and safe bike rides. In this group you will find many types of rides offered by our team of volunteer organizers.

By: sharonThe Vancouver Bike Club  (VBC.BC.CA)is a grpoup of cycling enthusiasts who meet every Sat. (Leisure Ride) and Sun. (further and faster-paced). The leisure ride meets at the Arbutus Coffee Shop at 6th and Arbutus @ 10 a.m. and we follow designated bike routes in and around Vancouver. The rides are generally 30-40 km. at 15-20 km./hr. and last until about 1 p.m.with a coffee stop along the way.The Sun. rides generally may be a bit longer in time and distance is about 60 km., pace 20-30 km./hr.Please see vbc_forumyahoogroups.com .

By: Vancouver Area Cycling Coalition STREETWISE CYCLING COURSE WANT TO RIDE MORE? Learn how to ride safely and confidently in the city with a Streetwise Cycling course. This fun, practical and hands-on course is for anyone who’d like to be more comfortable riding in traffic.  Through classroom and on-road training you'll learn about the safest place on the road to ride, how to maneuver your bike effectively, communicate with other road users, handle riding at night and in the rain, and more.

By: Ron RichingsShow the world what cargo bikes and trailers can carry.  Load up (mostly empty Rubbermaid type bins are great)and we will do a tour where lots of people can see us. Long bikes, bakfiets, cargo trikes, mothers with kids in trailers, cargo trailers — all are welcome. We will try to avoid steep hills.  Very moderate pace.  If you have promo material for cargo bikes to hand out, bring it along.  We will go slowly enough that you can give it to interested people.

By: EricCalling all Superheroes, it's time to patrol our city and strike fear into the hearts of evil-doers!  Dress up as your favourite existing Superhero (or heck, Supervillain) and Bif! Bam! Pow! your way around town. This is a no-fee event, with regular stops to make sure no one is left behind.  Route to be based on the average riding level of attendees, will be BMX and cruiser friendly.  Expect road riding. Sign up to the Facebook Event to stay linked in with any ride updates!

By: ShuDead Baby Bikes presents ToonieCat, a courier-style alleycat race. Bring your bike, bag, and lock, one toonie and one tall can for registration. Be ready for an hour of cross-town non-stop hi-speed competition with no fixed course and few (if any) rules. Meet at Strathcona Park, 4PM. Prizes and refreshments @ the finish. For more details email shutrackbike.com.

By: shuTallbikes and Lances provided, you bring a helmet, some guts, and sick bikehandling skills. in conjuction with the DBB Twooniecat Race – meet @ strathcona park immediately following the race (6ish)

By: @velopalooza@Velopalooza followers unite! Everyone on twitter we are going to organize the biggest twitter ride ever. Meet at Science World and ride out to Spanish Banks for Sunset. Meet at 5:30 so we can all get out tweetphotos in and then we ride at 6 pm

By: Dave40's and 50's balloon tires, 70's muscle bikes, 80's BMX and vintage racing, lots of parts and bikes to choose from! Vintage skateboards and skateboard parts are now included in the swap and show. Many unique vintage bicycles and parts on display and for sale. $2 Admission. http://vancruisers.ca/calendar/posters/VancouverBikeSwapShow2010.jpg

By: CindyWe are recreational cyclists who like to explore Vancouver and the surrounding regions on our bikes. Our focus is on having fun, friendly and safe bike rides. In this group you will find many types of rides offered by our team of volunteer organizers.

By: ChristineJoin the Vancouver Yelp crew for a Sunday morning tour of Vancouver's Seaside bike route, followed by brunch. We'll follow the flat, easy, scenic seaside bike route along Coal Harbour, Stanley Park Seawall, English Bay, Burrard Bridge and Vanier/Kits Point. Brunch location (in Kits) TDB. The pace will be leisurely and you're encouraged to dress in your bike-appropriate Sunday best.

By: Joan CaravanCelebrate cycling and Richmond’s island nature by joining the 10th annual Island City, by Bike tour hosted by the City of Richmond and the Richmond Community Cycling Committee. Island City, by Bike is a free, annual event that takes advantage of Richmond’s on- and off-street cycling network to raise awareness of the benefits of cycling for fitness and fun. This year will feature 20 km and 7.5 km rides with both groups reconvening for refreshments and a raffle prize draw. Helmets required.

By: Norm Conradfree and open to everyone! weekly – every Sunday beginning at 10:00am choosing a different direction each week. going to #3 and Cambie (Tim Hortons) or alternatively the other direction – Tim Horton's at Ironwood Mall

By: Gordon PriceA tour and discussion of development around Vancouver's False Creek with noted urban planning guru, and former City Councilor, Gordon Price. NOTE – Participation in this ride is limitted to the first 15 riders.  Please register in advance via email to pricetagsshaw.ca

By: ElaineLet's ride out to Steveston for some fish and chips from Pajo's!  approx. 50km return trip, moderate pace.  Bring $ for food. facebook: http://www.facebook.com/event.php?eid=340412127748

By: Paul BogaertFamily-Friendly: Ride with your animal costume on; ride with your favourite animal; or maybe even ride ON your favourite animal! Decorate yourself and/or your bike, and bring along your stuffies. Ride will be about 4 km.

By: Danielle Blackwood and Allyson GobiStarting at Banyen Books, we shall embark on a magical mystery ride into the enchanted realm of the UBC Endowment Lands, where we shall stop at the fabled Faery Meadow, and have a vegan potluck picnic.   So as not to frighten the fae folk who inhabit this World Between the Worlds, riders are encouraged to wear wings, face paint, and any and all manner of Faery/Elvish garb you can imagine Wild creativity is welcome!!

By: FleurieJoin us for a kid-friendly Alley Cat Race in East Vancouver! Using a map of the city bike routes, each team must find a list of check-points scattered throughout the neighbourhood. For kids ages 8-12. Sign-up as an adult-kid team, or as an individual (and we will set you up with a partner!). Pre-registration recommended. Suggested donation of $10 per team, including a BBQ dinner and oodles of draw prizes! Presented by Trips For Kids Vancouver & P.E.D.A.L.'s After School Bikes