March WTF Shift + Social!

This month’s WTF shift will be held Saturday March 21st from 10am – 12pm! Weather dependent, we will also be having a WTF social ride for some iced treats from 12-1pm. Meet at SBK at noon. Come hang!

SBK hosts once-a-month WTF shifts to build a knowledge-sharing community with anyone who identifies as transgender, femme, woman, genderqueer, nonbinary, etc. Bicycle shops and bicycle maintenance have traditionally been overwhelmingly dominated by (cis)males. This shift is to hold space for folks who do not fall into that demographic. It is our goal to help teach and offer a friendly and inclusive environment to those who have felt that they have been marginalized or intimidated by traditional biking spaces.

Bring your bike to Do-It-Yourself (DIY) repair and adjustments, meet our volunteer staff, ask questions, hang out, shop parts, test ride bikes, and hang with fellow cyclists! Our shop doors will be closed the day of, there will be a sign to use the gate to the left to enter. We look forward to seeing you!

Pi Day Bike Sale!

We’re having a Pi Day Sale

Saturday, March 14th from 11AM – 2PM drop by SBK for one of the sweetest deals in town: half off all bikes priced at $200 and under! 

Plus, giving you even more 3.14159 reasons to come by… bikes are free to kids under 18 with guardian present! And we will be having a “free section” of parts, tires and wheels! 

Enjoy a perfect seasonal slice of Spring on two wheels!

CLOSED, Sunday, 2/15

SBK will be closed this Sunday, 2/15, for our monthly volunteer appreciation ride. Regular shop hours will resume on Fat Tuesday, 2/17, at 6pm!

Mardi Gras events will be happening throughout the rest of the month; come get a bike to get you there in style! Laissez les bons temps rouler! ***BYOB (Bring Your Own Beads).

February WTF Shift!

SBK hosts once-a-month WTF shifts to build a knowledge-sharing community with anyone who identifies as transgender, femme, woman, genderqueer, nonbinary, etc. Bicycle shops and bicycle maintenance have traditionally been overwhelmingly dominated by (cis)males. This shift is to hold space for folks who do not fall into that demographic. It is our goal to help teach and offer a friendly and inclusive environment to those who have felt that they have been marginalized or intimidated by traditional biking spaces.
 
Bring your bike to Do-It-Yourself (DIY) repair and adjustments, meet our volunteer staff, ask questions, hang out, shop parts, test ride bikes, and hang with fellow cyclists! Our shop doors will be closed the day of, there will be a sign to use the gate to the left to enter. We look forward to seeing you!