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BK will be closed Sunday, April 27th, for our monthly volunteer appreciation staff ride of the year.
Regular shop hours will resume Tuesday, April 29th, at 6pm.
DIY Bikes 101
When & Where: Saturday, May 10, 10 – 11:15 AM, at the Sac Bike Kitchen
Cost: FREE!
Space is limited so RSVP to classes@sacbikekitchen.org
Want to know how to tell if a bike is a good deal and how much work it might need to be safe to ride? Want to work on your bike at the Bike Kitchen, but don’t know where to start? We’ll cover how to evaluate a bike and how to get the most out of the resources the Bike Kitchen offers–whether you’re just starting out or are ready to tackle more advanced projects during our DIY hours.
- This is not a hands-on repair class. Instead, we’ll be providing beverages and sharing tips on how to achieve your project goals during DIY hours, no matter your skill or experience level. We’ll also chat about volunteering at the Kitchen and our 2nd Saturday concert series which kicks off that night!
SBK is partnering with SABA and Community Shop Class to put on a huge May is Bike Month Bike Swap! No pre-registration required to get a space; just show up with your $10 (cash) and you’re good to go!
When: Saturday, May 24th, 9am-12pm
Where: Community Shop Class @ 3818 Stockton Blvd.
Why: BIKE STUFF!
This class is now full! New classes will be announced when scheduled. Keep an eye on our website for updates.
When & Where: Saturday, April 19, 10 – 11 AM at the Sac Bike Kitchen
Cost: FREE
Space is limited – RSVP to classes@sacbikekitchen.org
Join City Councilmember Phil Pluckebaum, City Mobility & Sustainability Division Manager Jennifer Donlon Wyant, SBK mechanics, and lifelong Sac cyclists for a conversation about riding the grid safely! Participants can pick up free bikeway maps, bike lights, and bike bells, and learn more about:
Cost: FREE
Space is limited – RSVP to classes@sacbikekitchen.org
Join City Councilmember Phil Pluckebaum, City Mobility & Sustainability Division Manager Jennifer Donlon Wyant, SBK mechanics, and lifelong Sac cyclists for a conversation about riding the grid safely! Participants can pick up free bikeway maps, bike lights, and bike bells, and learn more about:
- Basic safety tips, from helmets to lights to traffic laws
- Recent, imminent, and planned bicycle infrastructure additions within District 4 and surrounding areas
- What the signage and lights mean for car vs. bike traffic
- Problematic areas and how to navigate safely
SBK will be closed Wednesday, February 12th, for our first monthly volunteer appreciation staff ride of the year.
Regular shop hours will resume Friday, February 14th, at 10am.