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Free Events At Ferris Wheels
Written by Boston Biker on Sep 04Check these awesome events out, free classes, and free refreshments!:
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On Thursday, September 12, we’re hosting an event with Elevate Destinations at Ferris Wheels Bike Shop from 7:00-8:00pm. Please join us for light refreshments and a presentation about Elevate’s amazing Cycle & Service trip happening this Thanksgiving in India. Enjoy a glass of wine or a mango lassi and a samosa while learning about this two week itinerary spent biking across the Tamil Nadu region and volunteering for four days.
 Bring friends! It’s sure to be a great event at your favorite neighborhood bike shop.
You can find this event on facebook here, and see the full itinerary of the trip at http://elevatedestinations. Mention you heard about this at Ferris Wheels Bike Shop and receive $250 off your trip!
See you on the road,
Jeffrey Ferris and the Staff at Ferris Wheels Bike Shop P.S. Know someone who might be interested in this trip? Click here to forward this email. |
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Two free classes in September!Get To Know Your Bike Thursday, September 5, 7-8pmat Ferris Wheels Bike Shop (66 South Street, Jamaica Plain, MA 02130) We’ll review the basics of how your bike works to help you become a more confident cyclist. We’ll cover brake adjustments, gear use, proper tire pressure, and chain lubrication, plus anything else you have questions about that we have time to answer! This is a FREE lecture/discussion class. You can RSVP to Get To Know Your Bike here.
Flat-Fixing Demo at Ferris Wheels Bike Shop (66 South Street, Jamaica Plain, MA 02130) Watch and learn as we demonstrate how to fix a flat tire. Questions are welcome. This is a FREE lecture/discussion class. You can RSVP to the Flat Fixing Demo here. |
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Road Bike Rides Training for a triathlon or charity ride? Want to learn to get more out of your fitness ride? Join us for bi-weekly road bike rides. We leave from Ferris Wheels Bike Shop at7:00am SHARP every Tuesday and Thursday morning. Our usual route goes out to a 4-mile loop, so you can ride just 4 miles or go for 8 miles, 12 miles, etc. Take it at your own pace!
Check out this ride on our website. For more info, stop by the shop or call 617-524-2453. |
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Intermediate Mountain Bike Rides To join our Intermediate Mountain Bike Ride, call 617-524-2453 or email Biagio. The ride meets Sundays at 4:00pm. Is this the right ride for me? This is an intermediate ride. The main goal is to get out in the woods and have some fun on our bikes. We expect at least a basic familiarity with trail riding. . . (READ MORE) |
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Women’s Road Training Rides “This Sunday ride is a 20-mile fitness loop from Cutler Park in Needham, starting at 4:30pm sharp. Most riders are on road bikes (skinny tires, drop handlebars) and are wearing bike shorts and jerseys. I require that riders feel comfortable riding in traffic and know basic safe riding techniques and turn signals; riders must also bring a spare tube that fits their bike, plenty of water, and a helmet. If you don’t have a computer on your bike, I recommend getting one before the ride so you have an idea of whether the ride is a good fit for you. The group is paced between 14 and 17mph.” -Kate
For more info about the Women’s Road Ride, please visit our website or email: [email protected] |
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