On the third Wednesday of every month we facilitate a Basic Bike Repair Course for the general public who are age 10+. Participants ages 10-14 must be accompanied by an adult. In this three-hour course you will learn how to tune up your own bike! Using our tools and bike stands, staff will guide you through all of the repair basics you need to get your bike on the road. Everyone is welcome. Registration is limited to 5 people. Register Here.

On the third Wednesday of every month we facilitate a Basic Bike Repair Course for the general public who are age 10+. Participants ages 10-14 must be accompanied by an adult. In this three-hour course you will learn how to tune up your own bike! Using our tools and bike stands, staff will guide you through all of the repair basics you need to get your bike on the road. Everyone is welcome. Registration is limited to 5 people. Register Here.

New Hope Community Bike hosts the largest one day Everesting fundraiser in Canada. Money raised in this event goes towards reducing barriers to providing equitable access to cycling related resources! Supporting this event is an opportunity to empower others in cycling while giving yourself a unique challenge.

Learn more here!

Register here.

On the third Wednesday of every month we facilitate a Basic Bike Repair Course for the general public who are age 10+. Participants ages 10-14 must be accompanied by an adult. In this three-hour course you will learn how to tune up your own bike! Using our tools and bike stands, staff will guide you through all of the repair basics you need to get your bike on the road. Everyone is welcome. Registration is limited to 5 people. Register Here.

Join Adam Kulchyski from The Cycling Academy for a training session to help you become the best climber you can be. Bring your own bike as well as a helmet and be ready to climb some hills! 

Adam will cover a range of essential things to know when climbing, including: Gear selection and when to shift, body position, pedal stroke and foot position, hand position and upper body engagement. The session will also include some heavy gear drills and low gear drills and will help you to find the ideal cadence to crush the hills! 

This clinic will take place on Mount Albion road in Hamilton. You can check out the training section here.

Register here!

Join Adam Kulchyski from The Cycling Academy for a training session to help you become the best climber you can be. Bring your own bike as well as a helmet and be ready to climb some hills! 

Adam will cover a range of essential things to know when climbing, including: Gear selection and when to shift, body position, pedal stroke and foot position, hand position and upper body engagement. The session will also include some heavy gear drills and low gear drills and will help you to find the ideal cadence to crush the hills! 

This clinic will take place on Mount Albion road in Hamilton. You can check out the training section here.

Register here!

Join Adam Kulchyski from The Cycling Academy for a training session to help you become the best climber you can be. Bring your own bike as well as a helmet and be ready to climb some hills! 

Adam will cover a range of essential things to know when climbing, including: Gear selection and when to shift, body position, pedal stroke and foot position, hand position and upper body engagement. The session will also include some heavy gear drills and low gear drills and will help you to find the ideal cadence to crush the hills! 

This clinic will take place on Mount Albion road in Hamilton. You can check out the training section here.

Register here!

On the third Wednesday of every month we facilitate a Basic Bike Repair Course for the general public who are age 10+. Participants ages 10-14 must be accompanied by an adult. In this three-hour course you will learn how to tune up your own bike! Using our tools and bike stands, staff will guide you through all of the repair basics you need to get your bike on the road. Everyone is welcome. Registration is limited to 5 people. Register Here.

Join us August 15th at 7pm for a workshop on how to improve your hill climbing with Coach Adam Kulchyski from the Cycling Academy! This workshop is free (suggested $5 donation) and those who participate in this workshop will be provided with a discount code to register for Everesting. This workshop will be offered as a hybrid model with participants being given the option to attend either in-person or virtually.  Register for the workshop here.

We've had a number of requests to support adults in learning to ride a bicycle. Join us Saturday, July 27th from 9:30-11:00 am for a 'learn to ride' for adults (18 years of age and older). We will be meeting at New Hope Community Bike Shop in the back alleyway and making our way over to Gage park to work on riding skills.

This workshop is for individuals who have never learned to ride a bike. We will discuss helmet safety, balancing, pedaling, straight line riding and braking.

Cycling is a great activity that provides opportunity for transportation, recreation, and contributes to wellness. This will be a no-pressure, fun environment. You can participate to the extent that you feel comfortable, whether that is observing, asking questions, or hopping on a bike and giving it a try! Register here as space will be limited to 4 participants. Bring your own bike (BYOB) and helmet (helmets are mandatory), if you do not have one, let us know and one can be provided. We suggest that you also wear comfortable clothes for moving and bring a water bottle. Register HERE

On the third Wednesday of every month we facilitate a Basic Bike Repair Course for the general public who are age 10+. Participants ages 10-14 must be accompanied by an adult. In this three-hour course you will learn how to tune up your own bike! Using our tools and bike stands, staff will guide you through all of the repair basics you need to get your bike on the road. Everyone is welcome. Registration is limited to 5 people. Register Here.

This workshop will focus on getting kids riding, riding in the city, and adventuring with kids on bikes. A forum of parents discuss their experiences in getting their kids pedaling and the strategies they used. This event will be hosted at New Hope Community Bikes from 7-8:30.  There will be some time for Q and A and the shop will be open for purchases.  

This is a free workshop but registration is required as there is limited space. Register here.

On the third Wednesday of every month we facilitate a Basic Bike Repair Course for the general public who are age 10+. Participants ages 10-14 must be accompanied by an adult. In this three-hour course you will learn how to tune up your own bike! Using our tools and bike stands, staff will guide you through all of the repair basics you need to get your bike on the road. Everyone is welcome. Registration is limited to 5 people. Register Here.

On June 6th, Ian Brisbin will be doing a workshop on how knowing your rights and responsibilities will help you to ride more confidently, assertively and safely. This event will be hosted at New Hope Community Bikes from 7-8:30pm. There will be some time for Q and A and the shop will be open for purchases.

This is a free workshop but registration is required as there is limited space. Register here.

We've had a number of requests to support adults in learning to ride a bicycle. Join us Saturday, May 25 11:00-1:00 pm in Gage Park we are running a 'learn to ride' for adults (18 years of age and older). We will be meeting at New Hope Community Bike Shop in the back alleyway and making our way over to Gage park to work on riding skills.

This workshop is for individuals who have never learned to ride a bike. We will discuss helmet safety, balancing, pedaling, straight line riding and braking.

Cycling is a great activity that provides opportunity for transportation, recreation, and contributes to wellness. This will be a no-pressure, fun environment. You can participate to the extent that you feel comfortable, whether that is observing, asking questions, or hopping on a bike and giving it a try! Register here as space will be limited to 4 participants. Bring your own bike (BYOB) and helmet (helmets are mandatory), if you do not have one, let us know and one can be provided. We suggest that you also wear comfortable clothes for moving and bring a water bottle. Register HERE

On May 23 New Hope Community Bikes will be hosting a forum of 4 experienced female cyclists who will discuss various female specific cycling topics. This event will be hosted at New Hope Community Bikes from 7-8:30pm. There will be some time for Q and A and the shop will be open for purchases.

There is no registration fee for this event but we do require participants to register here as we have limited space. We also have limited seating so bring your own chair!

On the third Wednesday of every month we facilitate a Basic Bike Repair Course for the general public who are age 10+. Participants ages 10-14 must be accompanied by an adult. In this three-hour course you will learn how to tune up your own bike! Using our tools and bike stands, staff will guide you through all of the repair basics you need to get your bike on the road. Everyone is welcome. Registration is limited to 5 people. Register Here.

On May 2nd, Karen Duff will be doing a workshop on fueling for cycling. She will discuss various aspects of nutrition, including hydration, energy and recovery. This event will be hosted at New Hope Community Bikes from 7-8:30pm. There will be some time for Q and A and the shop will be open for purchases.

This is a free workshop but registration is required as there is limited space. Register here.

A Basic Bike Repair course dedicated for women, trans, nonbinary and queer folks only, who are age 10+. Participants age 10-14 must be accompanied by an adult. Come learn to tune up your own bike in a fun and inclusive environment! This monthly workshop covers all the basics of bike maintenance including braking, shifting, flat tube fix, and more! Please contact us if cost is a barrier and we’ll do our best to accommodate. Register here. Registration is limited to 5 people.

If you’re a straight cisgender man, we welcome you to sign up for our Open Monthly BBR instead!

On the third Wednesday of every month we facilitate a Basic Bike Repair Course for the general public who are age 10+. Participants ages 10-14 must be accompanied by an adult. In this three-hour course you will learn how to tune up your own bike! Using our tools and bike stands, staff will guide you through all of the repair basics you need to get your bike on the road. Everyone is welcome. Registration is limited to 5 people. Register Here.

A Basic Bike Repair course dedicated for women, trans, nonbinary and queer folks only, who are age 10+. Participants age 10-14 must be accompanied by an adult. Come learn to tune up your own bike in a fun and inclusive environment! This monthly workshop covers all the basics of bike maintenance including braking, shifting, flat tube fix, and more! Please contact us if cost is a barrier and we’ll do our best to accommodate. Register here. Registration is limited to 5 people.

If you’re a straight cisgender man, we welcome you to sign up for our Open Monthly BBR instead!

On the third Wednesday of every month we facilitate a Basic Bike Repair Course for the general public who are age 10+. Participants ages 10-14 must be accompanied by an adult. In this three-hour course you will learn how to tune up your own bike! Using our tools and bike stands, staff will guide you through all of the repair basics you need to get your bike on the road. Everyone is welcome. Registration is limited to 5 people. Register Here.

Join us on March 14 from 7:00 pm - 9:00 pm (doors open at 6:30 pm) at Perkins Centre, 1429 Main St E, Hamilton, ON, L8K 1C2 for 'The Engine Inside' movie showing! Tickets are $10 each and include popcorn online and $12 at the door. Register here.

This event is intended to continue building the local cycling community and create an avenue for people to meet new cyclists and maybe even find a group to ride with. We have invited different cycling groups from Hamilton to showcase their ride times, style, distance, pace, and other group details. Come to learn more about the different ride groups and find your people to ride with in the spring. 

A Basic Bike Repair course dedicated for women, trans, nonbinary and queer folks only, who are age 10+. Participants age 10-14 must be accompanied by an adult. Come learn to tune up your own bike in a fun and inclusive environment! This monthly workshop covers all the basics of bike maintenance including braking, shifting, flat tube fix, and more! Please contact us if cost is a barrier and we’ll do our best to accommodate. Register here. Registration is limited to 5 people.

If you’re a straight cisgender man, we welcome you to sign up for our Open Monthly BBR instead!

On the third Wednesday of every month we facilitate a Basic Bike Repair Course for the general public. In this three-hour course you will learn how to tune up your own bike! Using our tools and bike stands, staff will guide you through all of the repair basics you need to get your bike on the road. Everyone is welcome but we do recommend kids are over 12 as the younger ones tend to get bored and into mischief during the course. Registration is limited to 5 people. Register Here.

December 20 - SPECIAL EVENT - Bring a child with you for an optional $10 donation. Together you will work on one bike using one stand. Enjoy working together to learn the mechanics of a bike!

CANCELLED - On the first Wednesday of every month we facilitate a Basic Bike Repair course dedicated for women, trans, nonbinary and queer folks only. Come learn to tune up your own bike in a fun and inclusive environment! This monthly workshop covers all the basics of bike maintenance including braking, shifting, flat tube fix, and more! Please contact us is cost is a barrier and we’ll do our best to accommodate. Register here. CANCELLED

If you’re a straight cisgender man, we welcome you to sign up for our Open Monthly BBR instead!

On the third Wednesday of every month we facilitate a Basic Bike Repair Course for the general public. In this three-hour course you will learn how to tune up your own bike! Using our tools and bike stands, staff will guide you through all of the repair basics you need to get your bike on the road. Everyone is welcome but we do recommend kids are over 12 as the younger ones tend to get bored and into mischief during the course. Registration is limited to 5 people. Register Here.

On the first Wednesday of every month we facilitate a Basic Bike Repair course dedicated for women, trans, nonbinary and queer folks only. Come learn to tune up your own bike in a fun and inclusive environment! This monthly workshop covers all the basics of bike maintenance including braking, shifting, flat tube fix, and more! Please contact us is cost is a barrier and we’ll do our best to accommodate. Register here.

If you’re a straight cisgender man, we welcome you to sign up for our Open Monthly BBR instead!

On the third Wednesday of every month we facilitate a Basic Bike Repair Course for the general public. In this three-hour course you will learn how to tune up your own bike! Using our tools and bike stands, staff will guide you through all of the repair basics you need to get your bike on the road. Everyone is welcome but we do recommend kids are over 12 as the younger ones tend to get bored and into mischief during the course. Registration is limited to 5 people. Register Here.