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Pedal for Free Fun: Join Victoria’s Go By Bike Week!

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Looking for a fun, free activity in Victoria? “Go By Bike Week” is an exciting opportunity for people of all ages to explore the city on two wheels while promoting sustainability and healthy living.

Summary

“Go By Bike Week” encourages participants to swap their cars for bikes, exploring Victoria’s scenic routes while reducing their carbon footprint. During this event, cyclists can log their rides on the GoByBikeBC.ca platform for a chance to win various prizes. The event is inclusive, offering resources like bike maps, safety manuals, and even courses to help new cyclists gain confidence. A unique perk during the week is that BC Transit offers free rides for those with a bike helmet, making it easier for cyclists to combine biking with public transit.

Fun Facts

  • Free Transit: Show your bike helmet on BC Transit, and ride for free during Go By Bike Week.
  • Prizes: Logging your bike rides can make you eligible to win exciting prizes.
  • Educational Resources: The event provides access to online cycling courses for both kids and adults, making it a perfect opportunity to brush up on biking skills.

Don’t miss out on this exciting and free activity to explore Victoria, stay active, and maybe even win some prizes. Hop on your bike and enjoy the ride during Go By Bike Week!

For more information: Go By Bike Week | Capital Bike | Advocate. Educate. Celebrate.

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