Women's Wrench Night: A Photo Essay

We try not to get one-sided about any issue in the cycling community, but Women's Wrench Night is something we stand behind. It is important to promote a safe space for women, and all people, to work on their bikes. Here are a few photos of a recent Women's Night at the Salt Lake City Bike Collective.

Women's Night is on the first and third Wednesday of every month from 5:30 pm till 9 pm, at the Collective's headquarters at 2312 S West Temple. Women of all ages and gender orientations are welcome to volunteer to fix bikes or learn how to fix their own during Women's Night. The Bicycle Collective is open to the public Tuesdays and Thursdays from 5:30 pm till 9 pm, and Saturdays from 12  to 7 pm.

More photos after the jump.

"I come to Women's Night because I just love working on bikes" -Jodi Berrie

Emily Moroz helps Juli Huddelston adjust her seat height for a dialed in fit on her bike
. Emily said, "The first time I came to the collective it was all dies and I was super intimidated.
I love coming to Women's Night because there are ladies of all ability.
It is important to have a safe space for women."

Annette Bowman replacing the cassette on the rear wheel of her mountain bike

Hannah Oblock receives help from Jace Burbidge, the night manager for the Salt Lake Bike Collective.
Hanna said she came to Women's Night "because I wanted to work on my bike.
Plus, I really like that there is a ladies night because it means more women will ride bikes."

"I love volunteering at Women's Night because this is where all the interesting people hang out.
This is where it is happening -- twice a month." -Anna Cordes

The Women of Women's Night strike a pose to show their solidarity
 with the Ovarian Psycos of LA, a women's cycling brigade

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