WE Bike NYC rides are open to all women, female-identifying, and gender non-conforming people in NYC (unless otherwise noted). Activities are free and open to all levels of riders unless specifically noted. Please register if you would like come to any given event!
Los paseos de WE Bike están abiertos a todas las mujeres, personas transgénero o sin orientación de género en la ciudad de Nueva York. Las actividades son gratuitas y abiertas para ciclistas de todos los niveles, a menos de que se especifique otra cosa. Por favor regístrate si quieres participar en cualquier evento.
WE also publicize our events through our Facebook Page — check there for an up-to-date list!
November 2018 Events
Wednesday, November 7
7-9pm, Recycle-A-Bicycle, 46-01 5th St (entrance on 46th Ave), Long Island City, Queens
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Learn how to troubleshoot basic roadside bike issues at this WE Bike NYC workshop taught by Karen Overton, director of Recycle-A-Bicycle! Next time you run into a mechanical issue while doing errands, commuting to work, or just going for a ride, you’ll have the know-how to get moving again. We’ll cover fixing a flat tire, dropped chains, brake adjustments, shifting issues, and more! No prior mechanical skills needed.
Note: This event is open to women, female-identifying and gender nonconforming people only.
WE Bike NYC Happy Hour
Thursday, November 15
7-9pm, Diamond Dogs, 34-04 31st St, Astoria, Queens
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The winter chill is coming! Join us at our monthly all-gender happy hour to hang out, build community, and talk bikes! This month we are meeting at Diamond Dogs in Astoria (there is no food for order but feel free to bring whatever munchies you need).
Want to learn more about WE Bike NYC, what WE’re all about, and how to get involved? The happy hour is a great place to meet some volunteers and fellow cyclists of all levels and find out.
Note: This event is all-gender.
Saturday, November 17
1pm, Hudson Yards Park (by the fountain), 34th St between 10th and 11th Aves,, Manhattan
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Cranksgiving is a food drive on two wheels. Part bike ride, part food drive, and part scavenger hunt. Riders race (or casually bike) around to different grocery stores in Manhattan, buying Thanksgiving food items. All food is donated to the Bowery Mission. You’ll need a bag, a lock, and about $20 to participate.
WE Bike NYC hosts a meetup at Cranksgiving to encourage more women, female-identifying and gender nonconforming folks to join the event. WE’ll provide a friendly face to greet you, explain how everything works, help form teams, and strategize for the ride.
Note:
This meetup is for women, female-identifying and gender nonconforming people only. However, the ride itself is open to everyone.
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