What is HopOn?

HopOn is a games-based cycling program that teaches school-aged kids across Canada the joy of cycling safely.

  • Games-based | Our game-based skills curriculum makes it easy for both kids and instructors to enjoy their cycling experience.
  • Skill-focused | Each HopOn session includes a skill lesson, a ride, and a game that helps participants discover what movements or “tricks” helped them master a particular movement.
  • Accessible | For those who may not have their own bikes and helmets, we’ve got you covered with our available HopOn equipment. We do recommend bringing your own gear if you can, as it helps ensure you have a bike that fits you properly. Our HopOn bike fleet is suited for riders between 48 and 60 inches tall.

Administered by Cycling BC and delivered by Cycling BC’s community partners and local clubs, the HopOn program visits schools and supports after-school programs across British Columbia.

We can’t wait to see you ride with us!

What do our participants say about HopOn?

“I would even come to school on Saturday if you guys were here!” – Rhys form Watson Elementary, Chilliwack

“I would like to give my utmost appreciation to the HopOn program for a fabulous three days of fun bike skills. The instructors were unbelievable, and the kids loved them so much that they wanted me to put in a request to have them come back next year.” – Brian Wong – Teacher, Renfrew Elementary

“Many of our students have not had the opportunity to ride bikes…and our staff appreciated the adaptability of the program and its focus on encouragement. My staff and I were very impressed with the content reinforcing bike safety.” – Karen Giles – Principal, Pinewood Elementary

“This program, developed by Cycling BC, engages students in a positive cycling experience that builds skills in a safe and fun learning environment. This program has already received wonderful accolades from our schools with remarkable stories of students thriving under this type of approach. Thank You.” – Lynn Hauptmann – Superintendent, School District #5

Questions?