B!KE Into the New Year
B!KE is a student levy group — our vision is to empower people to ride bikes! Our workshop runs year round at 293 George Street, where you can learn to …
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Earn a bike!
Winter is approaching quickly but that doesn’t mean your community B!KE shop is closing! In fact, we’re going to be ramping up our workshop schedule in the coming months starting …
Everything B!ke related at Trent
Hello there, bike riders! On behalf of B!KE, I would like to say welcome back to school, and if you’re new here, welcome to the Trent community. We get beautiful …
B!KE director taking local thinking to global conference
B!KE’s executive director, Tegan Moss, will be representing Peterborough at the World Bicycle Forum (WBF) in Medellin, Colombia from February 26 to March 3. The event celebrates individual, group, NGO, …
UCycle Trent: Help us win money for cycling advocacy on campus
This fall has seen the roll-out of an energetic and positive bicycling advocacy program targeting university students. The UCycle pilot program, which has been run on eight different campuses across …
UCycle & Share the Road
Designed to increase cycling among post-secondary students in Ontario, UCycle is a new project coordinated by the Share the Road Cycling Coalition. In its first ever pilot season, UCycle will …
B!KE@Trent: Your cycling hub
Happy September from all of us at B!KE@Trent! Welcome to those of you who are new to Trent University, and welcome back to those who we already know. As the …
Invisible Bike Helmets: Do we really need them?
Recently, two Swedish graduate industrial design students have launched an “invisible” bike helmet: The Hövding device. The helmet has the appearance of a bulky scarf. It senses motion and shoots …
From Board Meetings to Bikes
Tessa Nasca resigned from the role of Vice President Campaigns and Equity at the TCSA’s Board Meeting Sunday, September 21 to fill the role of Program Coordinator at B!KE. International …
B!KE Community Bike Shop
Trent cyclists now have on-campus space to bring their previously shed-bound steel, aluminum, and rubber. Coming out the other side, students will find themselves a little greasy, smiling, and riding …