Two Wheel View

Programs

Our programs use the bicycle as a vehicle for change for youth.

Youth 12-18

Earn-a-Bike

Earn-a-Bike uses lessons in bicycle mechanics to build confidence, develop a sense of belonging and empower youth to collaborate in rich and meaningful ways.

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Young Adults 18-24

GAP Employability Program

GAP provides young adult participants the mechanic, retail and customer service skills to find meaningful employment, while fostering deep relationships and community connections.

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First Nations Youth

Full Cycle

First Nations

Designed for First Nations Youth, our Full Cycle program is a school based bicycle program aimed at reducing risk factors and fostering healthy communities.

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Our Programs

Bikes for Sale

When you buy a bike, you support youth development in your community.

Bike Rack

Trunk Mount Bike Carrier

Mountain

Liv Tempt 27.5 Hardtail Small

650

Mountain

Santa Cruz Blur Full Suspension MTB Medium

550

Trainer

Tacx Trainer

Hybrid

Road

Fairdale Lookfar Black

777

Hybrid

Road

Fairdale Lookfar Gloss Toothpaste

777

Cruiser

Hybrid

Trek Navigator Hybrid/Cruiser Medium

400

Kids

Kids Spiderman Bike 18"

Kids

Supercycle Kids 12"

Mountain

Hybrid

Road

Specialized Hardrock Hardtail Large

450

Mountain

RSD Mayor Fat Bike Medium 26"

950

BMX

Cult Access BMX

500

Road

Mec Chance Hybrid XL

950

Mountain

Cannondale Killer V Vintage MTB / Hybrid Medium

300

Road

Jester Small Steel Handbuilt Road Bike

1000

Mountain

Rocky Mountain Vertex Hardtail 17"

500

Road

Devinci Chicane Road Bike Small 700c

375

Bike Rack

Swagman Vehicle Bike Rack

Bike Rack

Swagman Extreme Vehicle Rack

Bike Rack

Outback Vehicle Rack

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What's New

Learn more about our organization and impact through our Blog.

My Story in GAP

I started GAP in late February and in the beginning of the program I was very shy and didn’t talk very much but with each week and getting to know the staff, my confidence grew more and more with each day of GAP.

Bracing for Impact: Evaluating youth development programs in the new normal

Lately I’ve been hearing the voice of Ross Gellar in my head an awful lot. While he had many great lines over the seasons of the TV show Friends, there is one scene in particular that feels really relatable right now.

Bike Graduations- More than a bike

One of the flagship programs of Two Wheel View is our Earn-A-Bike program. Earn-A-Bike is a unique program that focuses on Social and Emotional Learning using the bike and bike maintenance as the teaching tool.

Two Wheel View Blog

What we do

We use the bicycle as a tool to build belonging, create connections and expand horizons

Intentional community building should not be overlooked. When we come together, we talk through our insecurities, our uncertainties and share stories to help us better understand each other and the world we live in.

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Two Wheel View pedals and programs at the confluence of the Bow and the Elbow Rivers within the traditional land of the Niitsitapi people including the Siksika, Piikani, and Kainai Nations of the Blackfoot Confederacy, the Iyarhe Nakoda including the Chiniki, Bearspaw, and Goodstoney First Nations, and the people of the Tsuu’tina Nation. The City of Calgary is also home to the Métis Nation of Alberta Region III. As inhabitants of this Treaty 7 territory we acknowledge the passive role we have played in colonization and the ongoing responsibilities we have as treaty people.

907 9 Ave SE, Calgary, Alberta, T2G 0S5

Email: info@twowheelview.org
Phone: (403) 744-5443
www.twowheelview.org

Registered Canada Charity Number:
81886 9547 RR0001

Youth. Bikes. Community.

We envision a resilient community that connects youth with the tools they need to reach their potential.

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Bikes for Sale

Volunteer Opportunities

Bike Donations

Join the Ride

Shop Hours

Programs

Our programs use the bicycle as a vehicle for change for youth.

Youth 12-18

Earn-a-Bike

Young Adults 18-24

GAP Employability Program

First Nations Youth

Full Cycle

First Nations

Bikes for Sale

What's New

My Story in GAP

Bracing for Impact: Evaluating youth development programs in the new normal

Bike Graduations- More than a bike

What we do

We use the bicycle as a tool to build belonging, create connections and expand horizons

Intentional community building should not be overlooked. When we come together, we talk through our insecurities, our uncertainties and share stories to help us better understand each other and the world we live in.

Youth. Bikes. Community.

We envision a resilient community that connects youth with the tools they need to reach their potential.

Quick Links

Bikes for Sale

Volunteer Opportunities

Bike Donations

Join the Ride

Shop Hours

Programs

Our programs use the bicycle as a vehicle for change for youth.

Youth 12-18

Earn-a-Bike

Young Adults 18-24

GAP Employability Program

First Nations Youth

Full Cycle

First Nations

Bikes for Sale

What's New

My Story in GAP

Bracing for Impact: Evaluating youth development programs in the new normal

Bike Graduations- More than a bike

What we do

We use the bicycle as a tool to build belonging, create connections and expand horizons

Intentional community building should not be overlooked. When we come together, we talk through our insecurities, our uncertainties and share stories to help us better understand each other and the world we live in.

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