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Southern Strength: Our Strategic Alliance with Bike Lane Lethbridge

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Alberta Bike Swap isn’t just a big city event—it’s a province-wide movement. And in the vibrant, windy city of Lethbridge, our mission wouldn’t be possible without the expertise of Bike Lane.

Bike Lane Lethbridge is more than a bike shop; they are a community hub. They are dedicated to getting more people on bikes by providing expert service, high-quality gear, and a welcoming space for cyclists of all levels. Most importantly, they are key advocates for the infrastructure that makes Lethbridge a safer place to ride.

Bike Lane Lethbridge (part of the larger Bike Lethbridge advocacy community) is essential for ensuring that your impact isn’t just limited to the big two cities. They represent the wind-resistant, hardworking spirit of Lethbridge cyclists.

Alberta Bike Swap used to be in five cities in three weekends, but we aged out, and we miss Lethbridge.  When we brought the swap to Lethbridge, we rely on local experts to help us connect with the community. Bike Lane helps us bridge that gap. They understand the unique needs of Southern Alberta riders—from navigating coulee trails to daily commuting across the city. By supporting our events, they ensured that the bikes we sold finds the right home in the South.

Bike Lane is a leader in the Lethbridge non-profit and small business ecosystem. They are known for supporting local events and being good neighbors to other organizations. They understand that a healthy city is one where businesses and non-profits work together to improve the quality of life for everyone.

We appreciate Bike Lane because they champion the Circular Economy in Southern Alberta. In Lethbridge, where the hills are steep and the wind is legendary, having a partner like Bike Lane to help people maintain those bikes and ride safely is invaluable.

If you’re in Lethbridge, make Bike Lane your first stop for gear, repairs, and local cycling advice. Support the shop that supports your community!

Chris Grant

We glanced at other cyclist while cycle commuting in January 2005, spoke at the bike racks, and we’ve been together since.