We will have our tent out! Please stop by our tent and come meet our Bike Professors! We will be doing Hourly bicycle clinics on how to maintain your bicycle and prizes for folks that stay for the demonstration . So come check us out and learn more about us in person!

Open Streets Minneapolis is part of a global movement to make streets places that put people first.

During these free, family-friendly events, local nonprofit Our Streets Minneapolis partners with the City of Minneapolis to temporarily close major thoroughfares to car traffic, opening them to people biking, walking, rolling, and connecting with neighbors and local businesses.

Open Streets Minneapolis events help us experience streets as public spaces where communities thrive. Congested city streets become vibrant, pedestrian-friendly boulevards where people can dream, play, and explore. Open Streets Minneapolis events aim to fundamentally change in how people think about their city streets.

At each Open Streets Minneapolis event, local businesses, artists, and community groups transform their streets, showcasing the diversity, creativity, and culture of Minneapolis

Quality Bicycle Products is contributing to a larger culture shift in the bike & outdoor industries. Through our efforts of prioritizing our community, embracing diversity and amplifying equity within our own organization; has led to the creation of Break The Cycle. Through these efforts we join together with partnering organizations to host the first annual Break The Cycle Career Expo.

Attending Partners include:

1. Wolftooth

2. Otso Cycles

3. Conservation Corps

4. Hub Bike Co-op

5. Full Cycle Bicycle Shop

6. Project Success

7. Loppet Foundation

We encourage everyone to join us this day for a day of outdoor fun and activates. We will be hosting Free Bike Demos including Otso & REI brands. Community bike rides to the event will be hosted By Cycle Sisters, Biking with Baddies & Slow Roll!

Location: The Loppet Foundation

Address:1221 Theodore Wirth Pkwy, Minneapolis, MN 55422

We are Ladies, who ride our bikes together in North Minneapolis and support Local Businesses!

We want to show other BIPOC women that biking as a mode of transportation doesn’t have to be something to be ashamed of, but instead, it can be stylish and cool!

During these events, we will listen to other needs around bicycle education, or interest among the participants to learn more in depth mechanic skills and offer continued education to those interested. 

These classes will offer general safety and mechanic information with the goal of empowering the folks that participate to feel confident fixing minor things on their bicycles, as well as feeling more confident while riding.

Meeting at the The Trailhead!

Come ride with us!

Slow Roll Twin Cities aims to challenge negative perceptions of the city and foster economic revitalization through social bike rides.

Founded in Detroit in 2010, Slow Roll is a fun, safe, and inclusive bike ride for people of all ages and skill levels. The goal of Slow Roll Twin Cities is to highlight the amazing cities in which we live and to bring our community together for a weekly community ride. Everyone is welcome at Slow Roll, and we take it slow so that there's never any pressure to keep up and there's plenty of time to meet other riders and see our cities. So grab your bike and come out for a slow ride with us as we celebrate everything that makes the Twin Cities a great place to live!

Pizza, Pedals & Professors~

During these workshops, we will listen to other needs around bicycle education, or interest among the participants to learn more in depth mechanic skills and offer continued education to those interested. 

These classes will offer general safety and mechanic information with the goal of empowering the folks that participate to feel confident fixing minor things on their bicycles, as well as feeling more confident while riding.

Location:

North Commons Park

1801 N James Ave, Minneapolis, MN 55411

Minneapolis, MN 55411

Wheel Adjustment Class: This class will go over Wheel Truing as well as cover topics around bearing systems.

This Class is for High School Students going to Minneapolis Public schools. 9th-12th Grade. During each two hour B.T.L students will go over specific topics of bicycle maintenance. The goal is to empower those that attend the class to be able to preform basic repairs on their own bicycle!

Attending all six of the B.T.L courses will allow students to become eligible to qualify for the Quality Bicycle Products Mechanics Scholarship. These courses will be an ideal entry point into bicycle maintenance. The skills and resources will prepare those interested, in joining the cycling industry.

Hosted by Project Success!

Brake Adjustment Class: This class will go over disc brake systems as well as cover topics around rim brake systems.

This Class is for High School Students going to Minneapolis Public schools. 9th-12th Grade. During each two hour B.T.L students will go over specific topics of the bicycle maintenance. The goal is to empower those that attend the class to be able to preform basic repairs on their own bicycle!

Attending all six of the B.T.L courses will allow students to become eligible to qualify for the Quality Bicycle Products Mechanics Scholarship. These courses will be an ideal entry point into bicycle maintenance. The skills and resources will prepare those interested, in joining the cycling industry.

Hosted by Project Success!

Bicycle Fit Class: During these classes community members will be taught how to identify how their bicycle’s size contributes to the overall comfort of the experience.

This Class is for High School Students going to Minneapolis Public schools. 9th-12th Grade. During each two hour B.T.L students will go over specific topics of bicycle maintenance. The goal is to empower those that attend the class to be able to preform basic repairs on their own bicycle!

Attending all six of the B.T.L courses will allow students to become eligible to qualify for the Quality Bicycle Products Mechanics Scholarship. These courses will be an ideal entry point into bicycle maintenance. The skills and resources will prepare those interested, in joining the cycling industry.

Hosted by Project Success!

Fix a Flat: Join us as we cover topic of how to repair a wheel with a punctured tube.

This Class is for High School Students going to Minneapolis Public schools. 9th-12th Grade. During each two hour B.T.L students will go over specific topics of the bicycle maintenance. The goal is to empower those that attend the class to be able to preform basic repairs on their own bicycle!

Attending all six of the B.T.L courses will allow students to become eligible to qualify for the Quality Bicycle Products Mechanics Scholarship. These courses will be an ideal entry point into bicycle maintenance. The skills and resources will prepare those interested, in joining the cycling industry.

Hosted by Project Success !

Derailleur Adjustment Class

This will cover the topics of the rear gear cluster of the bicycle, also referred to as the cassette and derailleur.

This Class is for High School Students going to Minneapolis Public schools. 9th-12th Grade. During each two hour B.T.L students will go over specific topics of bicycle maintenance. The goal is to empower those that attend the class to be able to preform basic repairs on their own bicycle!

Attending all six of the B.T.L courses will allow community members to become eligible to qualify for the Quality Bicycle Products Mechanics Scholarship. These courses will be an ideal entry point into bicycle maintenance. The skills and resources will prepare those interested, in joining the cycling industry.

Hosted by Project Success!

This event will be similar to a P3 event. A bike Professor will lead a workshop demonstration, food will be provided for volunteers. After the demonstration we will walk from the trailhead over to the Willard-hay neighborhood and door knock for 1.5hrs, so dress appropriately!!

Join us in handing out flyers and engaging community memebers. The purpose of the door knocking is to bring awareness in North MPLS Neighborhoods to the upcoming Community facing B.T.L Happening at the Tailhead on the 27th of this month!

This event will be similar to a P3 event. A bike Professor will lead a workshop demonstration, food will be provided for volunteers. After the demonstration we will walk from the trailhead over to the Willard-hay neighborhood and door knock for 1.5hrs, so dress appropriately!!

Join us in handing out flyers and engaging community memebers. The purpose of the door knocking is to bring awareness in North MPLS Neighborhoods to the upcoming Community facing B.T.L Happening at the Tailhead on the 17th & 27th of this month!

We will have our tent out! Please stop by our tent and come meet our Bike Professors! We will be doing Hourly bicycle clinics on how to maintain your bicycle and prizes for folks that stay for the demonstration . So come check us out and learn more about us in person!!!

Open Streets Minneapolis is part of a global movement to make streets places that put people first.

During these free, family-friendly events, local nonprofit Our Streets Minneapolis partners with the City of Minneapolis to temporarily close major thoroughfares to car traffic, opening them to people biking, walking, rolling, and connecting with neighbors and local businesses.

Open Streets Minneapolis events help us experience streets as public spaces where communities thrive. Congested city streets become vibrant, pedestrian-friendly boulevards where people can dream, play, and explore. Open Streets Minneapolis events aim to fundamentally change in how people think about their city streets.

At each Open Streets Minneapolis event, local businesses, artists, and community groups transform their streets, showcasing the diversity, creativity, and culture of Minneapolis

Pedal Don’t Break

Biking with Baddies is a group of BIPOC individuals that come together to ride, meditate, and have a great time! We ride in style, we ride in elegance, and we ride in peace. We pedal, don’t break. In order to learn how to do so, Biking with Baddies is teaming with Break the cycle!

Break the cycle will have a bike professor on hand ready to teach us a few things regarding bike maintenance. It can be very intimidating to travel around on a bike without knowing how to handle emergency situations. We have to be prepared for the unexpected and/or ready to help others in the time of need.

Bike knowledge allows us to ride in confidence. Having more confidence on your bike means more rides are manifesting. We’ll have more means of transportation when it comes to commute, traveling, and let’s not forget a fun way to exercise!

We will be meeting at Trail Head and then heading over to Eloise Butler Wildflower Garden were we’ll be hiking, and berry picking!

Location: Trailhead Theodore Wirth

We will have our tent out! Please stop by our tent and come meet our Bike Professors! We will be doing Hourly bicycle clinics on how to maintain your bicycle and prizes for folks that stay for the demonstration . So come check us out and learn more about us in person!!!

Open Streets Minneapolis is part of a global movement to make streets places that put people first.

During these free, family-friendly events, local nonprofit Our Streets Minneapolis partners with the City of Minneapolis to temporarily close major thoroughfares to car traffic, opening them to people biking, walking, rolling, and connecting with neighbors and local businesses.

Open Streets Minneapolis events help us experience streets as public spaces where communities thrive. Congested city streets become vibrant, pedestrian-friendly boulevards where people can dream, play, and explore. Open Streets Minneapolis events aim to fundamentally change in how people think about their city streets.

At each Open Streets Minneapolis event, local businesses, artists, and community groups transform their streets, showcasing the diversity, creativity, and culture of Minneapolis

We will have our tent out! Please stop by our tent and come meet our Bike Professors! We will be doing Hourly bicycle clinics on how to maintain your bicycle and prizes for folks that stay for the demonstration . So come check us out and learn more about us in person!!!

Open Streets Minneapolis is part of a global movement to make streets places that put people first.

During these free, family-friendly events, local nonprofit Our Streets Minneapolis partners with the City of Minneapolis to temporarily close major thoroughfares to car traffic, opening them to people biking, walking, rolling, and connecting with neighbors and local businesses.

Open Streets Minneapolis events help us experience streets as public spaces where communities thrive. Congested city streets become vibrant, pedestrian-friendly boulevards where people can dream, play, and explore. Open Streets Minneapolis events aim to fundamentally change in how people think about their city streets.

At each Open Streets Minneapolis event, local businesses, artists, and community groups transform their streets, showcasing the diversity, creativity, and culture of Minneapolis

We are Ladies, who ride our bikes together in North Minneapolis and support Local Businesses!

We want to show other BIPOC women that biking as a mode of transportation doesn’t have to be something to be ashamed of, but instead, it can be stylish and cool!

During these events, we will listen to other needs around bicycle education, or interest among the participants to learn more in depth mechanic skills and offer continued education to those interested. 

These classes will offer general safety and mechanic information with the goal of empowering the folks that participate to feel confident fixing minor things on their bicycles, as well as feeling more confident while riding.

Meeting at the Venture North on Gleenwood Ave N

Come ride with us!

Slow Roll Twin Cities aims to challenge negative perceptions of the city and foster economic revitalization through social bike rides.

Founded in Detroit in 2010, Slow Roll is a fun, safe, and inclusive bike ride for people of all ages and skill levels. The goal of Slow Roll Twin Cities is to highlight the amazing cities in which we live and to bring our community together for a weekly community ride. Everyone is welcome at Slow Roll, and we take it slow so that there's never any pressure to keep up and there's plenty of time to meet other riders and see our cities. So grab your bike and come out for a slow ride with us as we celebrate everything that makes the Twin Cities a great place to live!

Pizza, Pedals & Professors~

During these workshops, we will listen to other needs around bicycle education, or interest among the participants to learn more in depth mechanic skills and offer continued education to those interested. 

These classes will offer general safety and mechanic information with the goal of empowering the folks that participate to feel confident fixing minor things on their bicycles, as well as feeling more confident while riding.

Location:

3800 3rd Avenue South

Minneapolis, MN 55409

Slow Roll Twin Cities aims to challenge negative perceptions of the city and foster economic revitalization through social bike rides.

Founded in Detroit in 2010, Slow Roll is a fun, safe, and inclusive bike ride for people of all ages and skill levels. The goal of Slow Roll Twin Cities is to highlight the amazing cities in which we live and to bring our community together for a weekly community ride. Everyone is welcome at Slow Roll, and we take it slow so that there's never any pressure to keep up and there's plenty of time to meet other riders and see our cities. So grab your bike and come out for a slow ride with us as we celebrate everything that makes the Twin Cities a great place to live!

Pizza, Pedals & Professors~

During these workshops, we will listen to other needs around bicycle education, or interest among the participants to learn more in depth mechanic skills and offer continued education to those interested. 

These classes will offer general safety and mechanic information with the goal of empowering the folks that participate to feel confident fixing minor things on their bicycles, as well as feeling more confident while riding.

Location:

University of Minnesota Urban Research and Outreach-Engagement Center (UROC)

2001 Plymouth Avenue North

Minneapolis, MN 55411

Bearing Adjustment Class: This class will go over all bearing systems of the bicycle.

This Class is for High School Students going to Minneapolis Public schools. 9th-12th Grade. During each two hour B.T.L students will go over specific topics of bicycle maintenance. The goal is to empower those that attend the class to be able to preform basic repairs on their own bicycle!

Attending all six of the B.T.L courses will allow students to become eligible to qualify for the Quality Bicycle Products Mechanics Scholarship. These courses will be an ideal entry point into bicycle maintenance. The skills and resources will prepare those interested, in joining the cycling industry.

Hosted by Project Success!

We are Ladies, who ride our bikes together in North Minneapolis and support Local Businesses!

We want to show other BIPOC women that biking as a mode of transportation doesn’t have to be something to be ashamed of, but instead, it can be stylish and cool!

During these events, we will listen to other needs around bicycle education, or interest among the participants to learn more in depth mechanic skills and offer continued education to those interested. 

These classes will offer general safety and mechanic information with the goal of empowering the folks that participate to feel confident fixing minor things on their bicycles, as well as feeling more confident while riding.

Meeting at the Trailhead on Theodor Wirth Park

Come ride with us!

We are Ladies, who ride our bikes together in North Minneapolis and support Local Businesses!

We want to show other BIPOC women that biking as a mode of transportation doesn’t have to be something to be ashamed of, but instead, it can be stylish and cool!

During these events, we will listen to other needs around bicycle education, or interest among the participants to learn more in depth mechanic skills and offer continued education to those interested. 

These classes will offer general safety and mechanic information with the goal of empowering the folks that participate to feel confident fixing minor things on their bicycles, as well as feeling more confident while riding.

Meeting at the Trailhead on Theodor Wirth Park

Come ride with us!

Fix a Flat: Join us as we cover topic of how to repair a wheel with a punctured tube.

Hosted by The Loppet Foundation!

Come join us for Pizza, Pedals, & Professors as we bike ride around the neighborhood!

Hosted by Project Success!

Fix a Flat: Join us as we cover topic of how to repair a wheel with a punctured tube.

Hosted by The Loppet Foundation!