Learn to fix your own bike, find used and new parts, buy a refurbished bike, or donate a disused one. Meet friends, help us build a vibrant cycling culture, and advocate for a more accessible city.
Our work has helped secure funding for active transportation infrastructure, and programs that give people resources to ride. Your support makes it possible for us to keep doing this work!
Some ways you can support our work:
The provincial government has created a web portal to collect complaints about bike lanes.
This form is designed to prevent you from providing positive or constructive feedback so we thought we’d create an easy way for all the people that see value in bike lanes to have their say.
Visit bikeedmonton.ca/bikelanes to send a letter to the complain portal’s email, as well to to Minister Dreeshen and your other elected representatives. You can use our draft letter as it’s written, or modify it as you’d like.
Winter’s final tantrum has forced us to reschedule our bike sale to Saturday May 16. It’ll be a great event and almost certainly much warmer in mid-May. Please look for updates at bikeedmonton.ca/springsale
Did you know that there are 1.48 parking stalls per resident in Edmonton's densest neighbourhood? Learn how you can shape Wîhkwêntôwin’s future as a place to bike, walk, roll, and play.
Join Bike Edmonton and the City's Snow and Ice Clearing team on Thursday February 12th for a bike ride along the Winter Priority Loop bike lanes and a casual chat afterwards with the team.
Last summer we were thrilled to learn that we had been approved by Alberta Ecotrust for funding to ramp up our work finding new lives for old bikes.
Notice of 2025 AGM & Special Resolution to Amend Bylaws
Bike Edmonton is pleased to invite all members to our 2025 AGM on Sunday, October 26th at 1 pm at the Strathcona Community League's upper hall (10139 - 87 Avenue NW).
Do you love bikes, fixing things, and helping others to get riding? Come work for us as a staff bike builder!
Want a flexible, independent job doing something good for the world? Do you enjoy using your bike repair skills to return wheeled beauties to their rightful glory?
We’re looking for experienced bike mechanics to build up donated bikes. You’d start as soon as possible, and the position will run until the end of the summer with the possibility of extension. Perks include flexible hours, working on a huge range of bikes, and health benefits for anyone working 25 hours a week and up.
Bike Edmonton and the City of Edmonton have teamed up to make winter cycling safer and more fun by giving out studded tires!
Don't miss your chance to show your support for Bike Edmonton and amplify your cycling style with a limited edition Bike Edmonton cycling cap. Available now until November 15th for order on our webstore.
