Non-profit electric bike shop.
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GoodTurn Cycles is a Nonprofit Social Enterprise
We love eBikes because they make cycling accessible to all. But we’re so much more than the product we sell. GoodTurn Cycles is a nonprofit social enterprise. Through a program called JOBS 180, our store provides job training to young people facing challenging circumstances. People accepted into the apprenticeship program receive training in bicycle mechanics, retail, customer service, and life skills.
SERVICES
At GoodTurn Cycles, we are passionate about investing in people in every facet of our organization. When you bring your bike to GoodTurn Cycles for any service or repair, you are directly supporting our job training program
WHAT IS AN ELECTRIC BIKE?
For many, an eBike allows individuals who are no longer able to bike long distances or up hills to get back on the bike. With the assistance of the lithium ion battery-powered motor, the rider can rely on the motor whenever the strain of the ride is too much for the body. Whether an individual is limited by age, illness, or disability, the eBike can help provide a healthy lifestyle in which they can get outside and exercise while protecting their body.
Winter Health: Seasonal Cooking
In our last blog we talked a bit about how to maintain health through eating with moderation and meal prepping. At the end of the blog I talked a bit about how a good diet should be plant based. In this blog I wanted to talk a little bit about how we should go about...
read moreWinter Health: Food Moderation and Meal Prep
Here at GoodTurn Cycles we are much more than just a standard sales focused bike shop. If you didn't already know, we are a nonprofit social enterprise dedicated not only to helping people achieve better health, but also to providing job training to young people....
read moreKyle’s Six Week eBike Commuting Update
Six weeks of commuting by bike and I can definitely say that my life will never be the same. eBike commuting has been so beneficial to both my mental and physical health that I can't imagine not continuing to commute by bike. I think the biggest challenge will be...
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