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Minneapolis Convention Center
Minneapolis, Minnesota, USA
E-bikes are a sustainable, healthy and
fun way of transportation.
Whether you want to bike to work, stay fit, transport packages, do groceries, pick up the kids, go on vacation or have fun on bike trails; there is an e-bike for every occasion!
At the E-bike Challenge we showcase all
kinds of different models.
You can talk to specialists to find out which e-bike fits your needs, demo the e-bike selection
and buy them directly at the bike shops
who are available at the event.
Our event also has a health corner, destinations with hike and bike trails, workshops, presentations and a kids area.
While we had a fun 3 day kick-off, the #30daysofbiking Challenge is not over yet.
So just keep riding and don’t give up!
It’s all for fun, or as serious as you want it to be.
www.30daysofbiking.com
11 am
Dorian Grilley
Know Minnesota E-bike Laws Before Riding
“E-bikes are great for navigating the city, shopping, commuting, and just having fun knowing you can ride a little further and a little faster. But, Minnesota E-bike laws were recently updated. Be informed before making a purchase and make sure you know the rules of the roads and trails”.
12 pm
Luke Breen / Perennial Cycle
Cargo demo
Cargo bikes can take your whole family where everyone wants to go! There are a a wide variety of cargo bikes on the market, and this session will help break down the offerings in a simple way. You’ll walk away with a grasp of what’s available as well as an understanding of what makes sense for you and your family. Luke will have several bikes set up so that you’ll have a chance to view the different styles for carrying you, the kids and the groceries with ease. There will be time set aside for Q&A.
1 pm
Karl Hedlund
Ebikes as a tool for commuting in Downtown Minneapolis
Karl has an inherent love for transportation autonomy and the joy it brings to life. In pursuit of this love, Karl has dedicated his career towards eliminating active transportation barriers to entry. When not on his bike, you will find Karl harvesting local produce or hunting for budget travel opportunities. Wherever he travels, the checklist is bookended by biking to find the best coffee and cocktail in town.
2 pm
Melissa Wenzel
Short Trips and Fun Rides on My E-bike
Melissa Wenzel is an avid cyclist and speaks at several events about her e-bike story. She will give you all the information you need on short trips and fun rides on the e-bike. “Short” can be defined any way one wants to! For Melissa? 15 mi/24km each way or less.
4 pm
Move MPLS
Webinar Video Car-Free MSP
For the past months the pandemic closed most downtown offices, employees teleworked from home. About one third of the workforce is now back at the office, more are returning on a staggered schedule this fall and winter. As much as COVID has had a devastating impact on us all, workers returning to the office will find some welcome improvements to their commutes. This webinar highlighted the new programs and infrastructure that didn’t exist pre-pandemic. Improvements to make the “return to downtown” easier, faster, and more climate friendly. Watch the discussion about new transportation options employers and employees will want to know about.
11 am
Move MPLS
Webinar Video Car-Free MSP
For the past months the pandemic closed most downtown offices, employees teleworked from home. About one third of the workforce is now back at the office, more are returning on a staggered schedule this fall and winter. As much as COVID has had a devastating impact on us all, workers returning to the office will find some welcome improvements to their commutes. This webinar highlighted the new programs and infrastructure that didn’t exist pre-pandemic. Improvements to make the “return to downtown” easier, faster, and more climate friendly. Watch the discussion about new transportation options employers and employees will want to know about.
12 pm
Dorian Grilley
Know Minnesota E-bike Laws Before Riding
“E-bikes are great for navigating the city, shopping, commuting, and just having fun knowing you can ride a little further and a little faster. But, Minnesota E-bike laws were recently updated. Be informed before making a purchase and make sure you know the rules of the roads and trails”.
1 pm
Luke Breen / Perennial Cycle
Cargo demo
Cargo bikes can take your whole family where everyone wants to go! There are a a wide variety of cargo bikes on the market, and this session will help break down the offerings in a simple way. You’ll walk away with a grasp of what’s available as well as an understanding of what makes sense for you and your family. Luke will have several bikes set up so that you’ll have a chance to view the different styles for carrying you, the kids and the groceries with ease. There will be time set aside for Q&A.
2 pm
Melissa Wenzel
Short Trips and Fun Rides on My E-bike
Melissa Wenzel is an avid cyclist and speaks at several events about her e-bike story. She will give you all the information you need on short trips and fun rides on the e-bike. “Short” can be defined any way one wants to! For Melissa? 15 mi/24km each way or less.
MARCH 20, 2022 BY RUSS LOWTHIAN
Hot off the press! Pick up a complimentary copy of the 2022 Minnesota Bike/Hike Guide at the E-bike Challenge, at the Minneapolis, convention Center on April 2 & 3. Just in time to plan your summer adventures, as spring temperatures begin to warm.
JANUARY 20, 2022 BY RUSS LOWTHIAN
The real advantages of an electric bike includes their climbing efficiency, taking a bite out of wind resistance, and the ability to expand your range of travel. Before purchasing an e-bike, it is important to know how far you want to go and what type of terrain you will be riding it on.
DECEMBER 5, 2021 BY RUSS LOWTHIAN.
As consumers gain an ecological awareness of greener transportation with all the alternatives in our ever-changing world, electric vehicles (EVs) are becoming more attractive. Especially with battery and solar technologies speeding forward. The human-powered bike or trike, combined with electric motor assistance, can also make an eco-friendly option when looking at EVs. Known as micro-mobility, please find a shortlist of some of the e-bikes and trikes that you will be able to test ride at the E-bike Challenge Minneapolis.
The E-bike Challenge is organized by Hicle Inc. In Europe Hicle organizes the biggest consumer event in the world for Bicycles and Cycling Tourism. Hicle has more than 20 years of experience with organizing events. Hike & Bike Xperience, E-bike Challenge and Mount Expo are our successful events in Europe. Minneapolis has some of the largest pieces of bicycle infrastructure in the U.S. We believe Minneapolis will be the Cycling City of the Future in the United States.
The ticketshop is closed. We will be back in 2023.
If you require any information please contact the email below:
phone: +1 (760) 415-3801
Minneapolis Convention Center, Hall A
1301 Second Avenue South
Minneapolis, MN 55403
Minnesota
By bicycle
Hennepin County has more than 650 miles of bikeways. Bike to the convention center and explore your route at Hennepin County Bike Bike Planner . There will be bike racks available to park your bicycle on the 3rd Avenue (across the Central Lutheran Church).
On foot
One of Minneapolis’ most unique assets is the skyway system. The system will get you from downtown Minneapolis to the Minneapolis Convention Center without ever stepping outside.
By bus
Plan your trip at Metro Transit Trip Planner
Free bus rides depart from several places!
By car
You can find directions by car via: Minneapolis Convention Center Directions
We are committed to creating a safe, welcoming event for all our guests, exhibitors, and staff, following the City of Minneapolis and the Minneapolis Convention Center Health and Safety protocols during the show. See the latest updates here. We will also update you per mail with the latest protocols.
Ticketing
To minimize close contact between staff and guests, we advise you to buy tickets online. Digital tickets will be scanned when you enter the show.
Face Masks
On Feb. 24, Minneapolis Mayor Jacob Frey ended the city’s mask requirement, which had been in place since Jan. 5. The Minneapolis Convention Center requests that visitors wear a mask, but they are not required.
Symptoms
If you have been diagnosed or confirmed to have COVID, display any symptoms, we ask that you refrain from attending.
Sanitation
Hand sanitizing stations will be added throughout the convention center. We will clean the surfaces on a regular basis. All bikes will be cleaned after test rides.
Social distancing
We will have wide paths to support social distancing on the floor.
The ticketshop is closed. We will be back in 2023.
If you require any information please contact the email below:
phone: +1 (760) 415-3801
