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Sept. 1 – Bicycle Mechanics & Certifications in Canada & E-Bike Safety & Standards Panel

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August 31, 2026 - Training the next generation of bicycle mechanics and navigating a changing e-bike landscape are important conversations for the Canadian bicycle industry.

Join the NBDA on Sept. 1st, for two Canada-focused virtual discussions. © Gazelle

Join the NBDA tomorrow, Tuesday, September 1, for two Canada-focused virtual discussions – attendee questions and comments welcome:

Bicycle Mechanics and Certifications in Canada: Training, Workforce Needs, and What’s Ahead
12:00–12:45 PM ET

Rob McMonagle (EASI), Chris Clark (Whistler Adventure School), and Zoé Kruchten (Canadian Bicycle Industry Skills Coalition) will discuss the challenges shops face in recruiting and developing qualified technicians, how changing technology is reshaping skill requirements, and where training and certification may be headed next. They’ll also introduce the Canadian Bicycle Mechanic Workforce Survey, the first national effort to better understand Canada’s bicycle mechanic workforce and establish a baseline for future workforce development and training strategies.

Register for the Mechanics & Certifications Webinar

Bicycle Industry Retailer-Focused E-Bike Safety & Standards Panel
1:00–2:00 PM ET

This recurring panel will address:

  • Canadian E-Bike Regulations & Retailer Resources: New NBDA resources introduced
  • Navigating Canada’s E-Bike Regulations and Retailer Risk: A discussion around higher-powered and modified e-bikes and the risks they may create for retailers.
  • Class 3 Confusion with Throttle Assist: The challenge of selling 28 mph pedal-assist e-bikes with throttles.

Register for the E-Bike Safety & Standards Panel

View all upcoming events and webinars on the NBDA Events Calendar.
Can’t make an event live? View previous NBDA webinar recordings here.
Questions or comments? Reply to this email, or contact Megan@nbda.com 
We look forward to seeing you!

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