This October, you have the chance to send a message that streets are for people, and that Toronto can't wait! Come chat with your neighbours about cycling and contribute to Cycle Toronto’s election strategy.
The Cycle Toronto Rec Hub at Evergreen Brick Works is a welcoming community space that takes the intimidation out of bike maintenance and repair.
IF YOU'RE ALREADY A TRAINED CYCLE TORONTO REC HUB VOLUNTEER, SIGN UP FOR SUPPORT SHIFTS.
Our friendly staff and volunteers will help guide you through the basics to keep you rolling. Even expert home mechanics are also welcome to use our facilities.
Join our Basic Bike Maintenance Workshop at the Cycle Toronto Rec Hub to learn hands-on skills including bike fit, safety checks, and drive train care. This session provides access to all recommended tools and staff guidance to help you keep your bike safe and road-ready. You'll leave knowing how to perform routine maintenance yourself and clearly understand the basics of fixing your bike.
Cycle Toronto is proud to be powering the return of KidicalMassTO on the last Saturday of every month until October.
Kidical Mass is an international movement for child- and cycling-friendly cities. Kidical Mass rides are an all-ages, all-abilities celebration of cycling that highlights the need for healthier cities. Kids and their grown-ups ride their bikes together.
When: Meet at 8:45 AM, depart at 9 AM Where: Biidaasige Park - Old Fire Hall 30 (39 Commissioners Street) What: ~6 km family-friendly ride along multi-use paths, quiet streets, and dedicated cycling infrastructure, supported by Cycle Toronto ride guides
Our August Kidical Mass TO Ride will start at the Old Fire Hall in Biidaasige Park. We'll make our way up to Corktown Common and hop onto the newly improved Lower Don Trail. We'll end off at the Cycle Toronto Rec Hub at Evergreen Brick Works - just in time for snacks, refreshments and the Farmer's Market!
The Cycle Toronto Rec Hub at Evergreen Brick Works is a welcoming community space that takes the intimidation out of bike maintenance and repair.
IF YOU'RE A TRAINED CYCLE TORONTO REC HUB VOLUNTEER, SIGN UP FOR SUPPORT SHIFTS.
Our friendly staff and volunteers will help guide you through the basics to keep you rolling. Even expert home mechanics are also welcome to use our facilities.
The Cycle Toronto Rec Hub at Evergreen Brick Works is a welcoming community space that takes the intimidation out of bike maintenance and repair.
IF YOU'RE A TRAINED CYCLE TORONTO REC HUB VOLUNTEER, SIGN UP FOR SUPPORT SHIFTS.
Our friendly staff and volunteers will help guide you through the basics to keep you rolling. Even expert home mechanics are also welcome to use our facilities.
Join our Basic Bike Maintenance Workshop at the Cycle Toronto Rec Hub to learn hands-on skills including bike fit, safety checks, and drive train care. This session provides access to all recommended tools and staff guidance to help you keep your bike safe and road-ready. You'll leave knowing how to perform routine maintenance yourself and clearly understand the basics of fixing your bike.
Think of it as autumn cleaning. We've all got that extra stem, wheelset, or handlebar laying around our parts bins. Bring a blanket, a box of your extra parts and tools and meet some new friends! No charge for entry, space is limited. Snacks and refreshments will be provided
Nominations are open for the Alex Amaro Cycling Kindness Award. The award is designed to recognize an individual or not-for-profit group/organization who exemplifies a positive approach to making cycling friendlier, more accessible, inclusive, environmentally healthier and sustainable for everyone. This year’s recipient will be announced at the ride.
Join us for Coffee Outside, a leisurely group ride along the East Don River trail system. We'll roll at a chill pace, take in the greenery, and stop for coffee and conversation at a scenic spot along the way. All bikes and all speeds are welcome. Just bring your mug, your favourite brew fixings, and enjoy the morning.