Through innovative tools, resources, education and events, we engage youth to seize opportunities in the world of cycling.

Handy with wrench and need space to work? Just want to get the bike mechanic experience? We’ve got stands for that.

Have you always wanted to do your own bike maintenance? Wondering how derailleurs work? We’ve got a class for every need.

We’re mobile! Have Shift come to your community, organization, or company event to provide free adjustments.

The Learn to Ride program began in the summer of 2022 with a goal to teach people of all ages how to ride bicycles. The Learn to Ride program is made possible through a collaboration of Shift Community Cycles, Safe Routes to School, Cascadia Mobility, City of Eugene, and Lane County. Shift Community Cycles’ role in the program is to ensure the safety and comfort of all Learn to Ride participants. We run bicycle safety checks, make sure helmets fit properly, and that each individual feels supported and comfortable as they learn to ride.

BEST, Peace Health, GEARs, Klink, and Shift Community Cycles have joined forces to pool resources and gather support for community group rides. By working together in solidarity to organize rides as well as planning larger collaborative projects, we increase participation as well continue building bicycle culture and working towards a supportive community structure. to stay up to date on rides and events, check our event page!

Free Bikes 4 Kidz Eugene-Springfield was founded in 2018 with a goal to help all kids ride into a happier, healthier childhood by providing bikes to those most in need. Shift Community Cycles is one of the community partners who makes Free Bikes 4 Kidz possible; each year, we take on the role of operations manager for the event and coordinate volunteers to refurbish and match donated bicycles with kids in need.