New bike-pump track opening in Cedar
14-08-2026 00:25 via nanaimobulletin.com

New bike-pump track opening in Cedar

The second bike-pump track in the Nanaimo area is set to open.
Richard Daykin, Regional District of Nanaimo’s manager of parks services, told the joint inter-jurisdictional Special District 68 Sports Field and Recreation Committee at a recent meeting that there will be a grand opening of the new track, located in Cedar Community Park, on Aug. 31.
He said the approximately $200,000 project is being funded entirely by the Stevie Smith Legacy Foundation.
Stevie Smith was a professional cyclis
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