Earth Rider started out in a small Wisconsin town at the start of the Sugar River Trail in 2005 but our fascination with sustainable transportation extends to the big city and the 606 trail. We are proud to establish and operate Earth Rider in the Bucktown neighborhood of Chicago at 1873 N. Milwaukee Ave., Chicago, IL 60647 dedicated to urban mobility. We are obsessed to help you ride more often, more safely, and more comfortably. We offer bike rentals (including ebikes), sales, repairs, and all the necessities whether you own or use bike or scooter share (helmets, outerwear, and bags). It is all about the bike. We invite you to experience all that we have to offer.
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On the Chicago cycling super highway |
Who we are
- Our mission is to enable fitness, achievement, well being, and quality of life through cycling
- We are a cycling retailer that combines cycling experiences, bicycle rentals, and great merchandise all under one roof
- We are a woman owned small business
We want to know you if you
- Are an urban cyclist
- Never learned to ride a bike but what to learn how
- Are interested in cycling in the city but not sure how to get started
- Want to explore the city at the human speed of a bike
Meet us
Sharon Kaminecki, Owner
Sharon made the transition to small business ownership after working in project management for major corporations for many years. She is a League Cycling Instructor (LCI #1104) specializing in teaching adults to ride a bike for the first time. She completed the Park Tool School Bicycle Maintenance program and is Certified as a Bicycle Technician from the United Bicycle Institute. She commutes to the bike shop on a Salsa Casseroll single speed.
Sharon made the transition to small business ownership after working in project management for major corporations for many years. She is a League Cycling Instructor (LCI #1104) specializing in teaching adults to ride a bike for the first time. She completed the Park Tool School Bicycle Maintenance program and is Certified as a Bicycle Technician from the United Bicycle Institute. She commutes to the bike shop on a Salsa Casseroll single speed.
The bike is a very powerful builder of community. Nothing says 'me' like an automobile. Nothing says 'we' like a bike." - Harry Wray
