Central Alberta Bicycle School (CABS) is proud to announce the successful completion of its most recent Professional Bicycle Mechanic Program graduates. Four students from across Alberta
Central Alberta Bicycle School (CABS) is proud to announce the successful completion of its intensive Professional Bicycle Mechanic Program by five students from across Alberta. The three-week program — designed to deliver practical, industry-ready skills — combines four focused courses: Bicycle Assembly & Maintenance (BAM) CABS-100, Bicycle Repair & Diagnosis (BRD) CABS-200, Wheel Building & Wheel Truing (WBT) CABS-300, and Electric Bicycle Diagnostics (EBD) CABS-400. Graduates came to CABS from Sherwood Park, Red Deer, and Edmonton, bringing diverse backgrounds and a shared commitment to professional development in bicycle mechanics.
Are you passionate about bicycles and looking for a rewarding career path? Consider becoming a professional bicycle mechanic with training from Central Alberta Bicycle School (CABS). In today’s fast-paced world, the bicycle repair industry is booming, especially with the increasing demand for electric assist bikes and the growing popularity of cycling among Baby Boomers and Generation X.
Central Alberta Bicycle School (CABS), the hands‑on service training program operated by Circuit Cycle & Sports Inc. in Millet, is pleased to announce two new graduates of the Professional Bicycle Mechanics Program. Chris Stach of The Bench Bike Shop (Jasper) and Todd Hewitt, restaurateur from Banff, have successfully earned certificates in the CABS Bicycle Assembly & Maintenance (BAM) and Wheel Building and Truing (WBT). Both students completed the intensive three‑week program and join the growing alumni of CABS-trained technicians.
Two men from Edmonton and Beaumont graduated today from the CABS Professional Bicycle Mechanics Program.
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