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Community Bicycle Center

 

137 NE 3rd Ave.

Hillsboro, OR 97124

503-844-9740

 

 

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Sunday noon to 4pm

 

 

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Bike Camp Instructor Application

WashCo Bikes Summer Bike Camp program is expanding. We are looking for good instructors.

Camps run weekly June through August. Instructors must have experience working with children

ages 8-13. 

If you would like to apply, visit: https://washcobikes.wufoo.com/forms/p45py9v0sl3rpr/

Meet our Saddle Up Instructors

 

 Erik Konrad 

 

Coach Erik has been teaching in education for 10 years. Erik teaches at Tualatin High School as a Business (Accounting, Marketing, Personal Finance, and Business Basics) Teacher. In addition to teaching, he is the head swim coach for Tualatin HS, as well as the head adviser for Tualatin FBLA (Future Business Leaders of America). Erik grew up in Forest Grove and graduated from Portland State University, and the University of Phoenix. Erik has an extensive background in competitive swimming as both an athlete and coach. Some fun facts about Erik are that he has worked in the private sector, lived in both Germany and France, loves swing dance and getting outdoors! Triathlons are his thing too! 

 

Mitch Taylor

 

 

Mitch, a resident on Forest Grove has taught at our Summer Bike Camps for many years. He is an avid cyclist who takes advantage of being retired.

He enjoys his bike travels while on trips to NY, Missouri and Europe. 

Camps Coordinators

Emily Hackett

Emily Hackett

 

A lifelong cyclist and dedicated bike commuter, Emily has been involved with WashCo Bikes for over 15 years in various roles, including volunteer, project manager, web support specialist, and board member. Now retired, she is eager to take a more hands-on approach to supporting WashCo Bikes' programs and the communities they serve. When she's not giving back, Emily trades pavement for dirt, letting her road bike collect a little dust as she explores mountain biking trails both locally and across the western U.S.