BNS Bike Service

🚨 BIG ANNOUNCEMENT! 🚨

Portland Wheelers proudly presents the 1st Annual Biking is for EveryBODY Festival, made free to the public by Martin's Point Health Care 🚲✨

This is a massive celebration of movement, inclusion, and community joy! We believe that outdoor recreation truly belongs to every BODY, regardless of physical ability. Whether you ride a fast bike, a slow trike, or anything in between, this festival is for YOU!

📅 SAVE THE DATE

When: Sunday, August 23, 2026, from 10:00 AM to 2:00 PM.
Where: Back Cove, Portland, ME.
Admission: It is 100% FREE to the public, completely non-competitive, and no registration is required!
Bonus: The festival is being held in conjunction with Sundays on the Boulevard, meaning a section of Baxter Boulevard will be completely closed to motor vehicles. There will be endless safe, wide-open space for cycling!

🎉 FESTIVAL HIGHLIGHTS

Get ready for an action-packed day of fun for all ages and abilities:
The Bike Parade: Ride along on whatever bike is for your body! Plus, don't miss our Bike Decoration Station to jazz up your ride!
The Bike Show: Set up like a car show, come check out vintage, homemade, adaptive, and all kinds of interesting bikes on display. There will be judging and prizes for the top in each category!
Kids' Biking Activities: We’re showing kids the joy and community that can be found in cycling.
Bike Repair Station: Portland Gear Hub will offer help and instruction on basic bike repair and maintenance.
More Festival Fun: Adaptive bike and gear demos, local food trucks, and awesome vendor, maker, and nonprofit booths!

🗣️ HELP US SPREAD THE WORD!

Let's make our first-ever festival a massive success! 🙌 Share this post, invite your friends, tag your group ride, and let's show the world that biking truly is for EveryBODY!

👉 For more details, visit: www.bikingisforeverybody.org

We have slightly less than a week wait time for bike service right now. Call 541-7438 to schedule a time or drop off at the shop!

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