Join Us For Our Women's Bike Maintenance Nights in Park City
If you're interested in improving your basic bike maintenance skills, please join us for two fun nights covering the basic maintenance skills needed out on the road and trail. This Monday, August 13th, and Monday, August 27th, learn from Contender mechanics and Erica Tingey on how to show your bike the love it deserves. Plus have a little extra fun with a pop-up shop from The Chicks Company featuring a range of women's cycling apparel and locally roasted coffee. Everyone and anyone is welcome to join to learn essential bike repair and answer questions in an open environment. The Monday, August 13th clinic will focus on fixing flats and emergency tire repair on the road and mountain bike. Monday, August 27th will cover braking and shifting adjustment. Join us for one or the other or both! Our maintenance evenings will be at our Park City location, with clinics going from 6-7 pm both evenings. The openness of our Park City service area makes for an excellent classroom in a more intimate environment than our Salt Lake City store. Please join us!
Have any questions about our upcoming women's maintenance nights? Give us a call during shop hours, or send us an email to info@contenderbicycles.com. Please note that you do not need to bring your own bike. Contender Bicycles will provide equipment used during the clinic.
Monday, August 13th from 6 to 7 pm - Fixing Flats and Emergency Tire Repair at Contender Bicycles' Park City location
Monday, August 27 from 6 to 7 pm - Basics of Braking and Shifting Adjustment at Contender Bicycles' Park City location
One of the best parts of cycling is the relationship one might develop with their bicycle. From destination to destination, summit to summit, there is a unique symbiosis that happens between person and bicycle unlike that of any other machine. When it comes time to perform routine maintenance, who doesn't want to make sure the thing that's given so much receives a little bit of care? Don't know Erica Tingey? Here's some info, direct from her Women in the Mountains website:
Erica Tingey is the founder of Women in the Mountains. She is a certified Professional Mountain Bike Instructor (PMBIA) in addition to being a USA cycling coach. Erica has been teaching skills clinics since 2011 and has worked with hundreds of athletes! Working with beginners to pro racers, she has been able to connect with every level of rider to help them build on their skills progression. Erica raced mountain bikes professionally from 2010 to 2017. She raced to the front of the field to secure multiple podiums on the National level over her career and raced several international World Cups on the mountain bike.Based out of Park City,The Chicks Company, is a women's-specific company with the goal of "connecting women globally through inspiring collections designed to encourage an active lifestyle." As the founder of The Chicks Company, Debbie Drain is a multifaceted entrepreneur with a heart for cycling.
