Hours of Operation
Monday-Thursday 10:00 - 7:00 pm
Friday-Saturday 10:00 - 6:00 pm
Sunday Noon - 4:00 pm
PAUL'S BICYCLE REPAIR SHOP
Schwinn, Mongoose, GT & Kogswell
120 Holmes Street
Downtown Shakopee
MN, 55379
952.688.6820
Events, Rides & Races
JUNE
(click on links above for specific rides by month)
"Dust off your bike and choose a 60- or 30-mile scenic route along the Gateway Trail. Hands down the best supported one-day ride the Twin Cities has to offer, this ride starts and finishes at Maplewood community Center in Maplewood."
"For more than 30 years, the MS 150 Ride has brought thousands of riders together to experience the biggest two-day ride in Minnesota. Take on 150 miles from Proctor to White Bear Lake. Participants must raise a minimum of $300 in order to ride."
"Our tour setting is rural Scott and LeSueur counties with their rolling hills, forests, fields and expansive vistas. Four routes (some partially concurrent) are available to choose from. All are on paved, back-roads passing through New Prague, Heidelberg, Lexington and Montgomery. Route distances are 12, 20, 35 and 60 miles (with options to expand or contract mileages). Five rest stops with refreshments are planned at 15-20 mile intervals."
"The Tour of Lakes Bicycle Ride is a one day recreational ride for cyclists of all abilities. It is not a race. Experience the beautiful Brainerd Lakes area as you ride past lakes and forests on low traffic rolling to flat terrain. An occasional hill can be found as well. Our tour promises an abundance of beautiful scenery, fresh air, terrific rest stops and a different route each year. The ride is held rain or shine. You can choose the short route or challenge yourself with the long route. The Tour of Lakes Bicycle Ride is a non-profit event hosted by the Paul Bunyan Cyclists Bicycle Club. Any surplus revenues are used to promote safe cycling in our community."
"Tour de Cure is a series of fund-raising cycling events held in 40 states nationwide to benefit the American Diabetes Association. The Tour is a ride, not a race, with routes designed for everyone from the occasional rider to the experienced cyclist. Whether you decide to form a corporate team, rally your friends and family together or challenge yourself as an individual rider, you can expect a lively day of cycling, camaraderie, support and information. Not only will you enjoy the benefits of being active, you will be directly supporting the advocacy, information and education initiatives of the ADA with your personal fund-raising campaign. See the FAQ page to learn more about fund raising both online and offline for Tour de Cure."
"Tour de Cure is a series of fund-raising cycling events held in 40 states nationwide to benefit the American Diabetes Association. The Tour is a ride, not a race, with routes designed for everyone from the occasional rider to the experienced cyclist. Whether you decide to form a corporate team, rally your friends and family together or challenge yourself as an individual rider, you can expect a lively day of cycling, camaraderie, support and information. Not only will you enjoy the benefits of being active, you will be directly supporting the advocacy, information and education initiatives of the ADA with your personal fund-raising campaign. See the FAQ page to learn more about fund raising both online and offline for Tour de Cure."
"The first ever bicycling event based in Lake City, MN., the Tour de Pepin is offering enthusiasts the opportunity to enjoy the captivating terrain and historic towns that line Lake Pepin along the Great River Road. Participation is limited, so register early."
"Five communities in Central Minnesota will once again host the Minnesota Bicycle Festival, including the Nature Valley Grand Prix pro stage race, June 10-14, 2009. This year’s festival and race have achieved even greater prominence in the cycling community, as the Nature Valley Grand Prix is now the top ranked women’s professional cycling race and the #2 ranked men’s pro race in the country."
"Join this free ride run by Terry McGaughey to recognize and thank Congressman James Oberstar for his work in support of cycling. Ride 25 miles on the Paul Bunyan and Heartland State Trails from Hackensack to Walker. Enjoy a walleye fish-fry on the shore of Leech Lake. Call Terry McGaughey at Brainerd Community Action, 218-829-5278."
