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Kids bike sale raises hundreds of dollars for Jasper Lions Club

A sale of refurbished kids bikes by Jasper Bike Rescue raised $200 for Jasper Lions Club on Saturday. Pictured: Roy Nickel. | F.Dragon photos Fuchsia Dragon | publisher@fitzhugh.
A sale of refurbished kids bikes by Jasper Bike Rescue raised $200 for Jasper Lions Club on Saturday. Pictured: Roy Nickel. | F.Dragon photos

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Kids’ bicycles and wheeled toys were up for grabs on Saturday at a special sale by Jasper Bike Rescue.

Bike rescuers Roy Nickel and Christopher Isbister set up shop at the Jasper Baptist Church, asking for donations for the Jasper Lions Club in return for the revamped wheels.

The kids’ sale raised $200 for the Lions - and a one-of-a-kind adult townie bike with a Jasper Brewing Co. panel was sold by silent auction for a further $410.

Jasper Bike Rescue took on the Lions’ annual bike auction this year when the club couldn’t find people to work on donated bikes.

All bikes previously donated to this cause are being reconditioned by Nickel and Isbister and sold online with a ‘significant’ portion of the proceeds going to the Lions. These are labeled specifically on the bike rescue Facebook page.

And ten per cent of every bike sale is also donated to the Jasper Skatepark Committee, who are raising money for a new skatepark in Jasper.

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