2019 Bike to School Week | 2019 Bike to Work Week
Register NOW for your chance to WIN one of many great prizes, including a Trip for 2 & Cycling Adventure through Italy's Prosecco Hills Sponsored by Exodus Travels!
How to Register:
To Qualify for the Grand Prize Trip Draw (& other Provincial Prizes):
You must log kilometers for at least one trip that you choose to ride your bike instead of drive a motor vehicle to during Bike to Work & School Week, May 27 - June 2, 2019 (for example, if you choose to ride a bike instead of drive a motor vehicle to work, school, the gym, run errands, meet a friend for coffee, etc.).
After you have registered and logged a trip, you MUST enter the Exodus Prize Draw here: https://www.exodustravels.com/ca/win-cycling-adventure-through-italys-prosecco-hills. This is a sponsor requirement, please read the sponsor’s terms and conditions located in the Exodus Prize Draw Entry page.
This grand prize trip package includes economy class round trip airfare from the nearest international airport, hotel accommodations, a local leader and planned routes and itineraries with support vehicles to follow. Prize winner must be 19 years of age or older.
Click here: to learn more about the Grand Prize Trip
NOTE to School Teams: Staff must register in the "Bike to Work & School - For Teens & Adults" registration system in order to qualify for the grand prize trip draw.
New this year, in partnership with HUB Cycling, we are encouraging students to submit a short film (click to download the poster below for more details) and the top prize is a $250 Visa Gift Card and there is 3 Honorable Mention Prizes of $100 Visa Gift Cards. You must submit your video through this form: https://goo.gl/forms/kmtmPdC9dWwhjVXm1
Check out these short YouTube Videos about Route Planning, Fenders, How to Keep Your Feet Dry, How to Keep Your Hands Warm, etc...: CLICK HERE
GoByBike with Grandma: CLICK HERE
Planning for Winter Cycling: CLICK HERE
Make it Yours: Plan Your Route to GoByBike: CLICK HERE
Just as there are scientists searching for a cure for cancer, there are also scientists whose life’s work it is to uncover the secrets of living a happier life.
Two such “happiness researchers” from Harvard University wanted to know which daily activities make people the happiest, and which make people the least happy1. To test their question they developed a smartphone app that sent their participants texts randomly throughout the day asking:
“I wanted to pass on my experience with Bike To Work Week. I returned to bike riding a few years ago, after a 33 year break. I rode for pleasure in the spring and summer months, and made a couple of short cycle camping trips. This spring, I sold my cruiser and bought a hybrid road bike from Simon's Cycle...what a difference!
