You are here

Outerbike & Can’d Aid to Build 65 Bikes for Navajo Nation Kids in Moab

Published September 9, 2026

BRAIN does not edit, endorse, or fact check these press releases. They are posted as a service to our readers and supporters. Contact us to submit a press release or if you find a posting objectionable.

Outerbike’s Moab event kicks off with a meaningful Can’d Aid bike build event to support kids at the local community center and in the Navajo Nation through NavajoYes.  Photos available HERE

WHAT:  The bike build is part of Outerbike’s 2026 Moab event, taking place October 2–4. Reporters, photographers and members of the media are invited to attend, photograph and/or film the build, interview organizers and volunteers, and capture the cycling community coming together for a meaningful cause.

This year’s partnership also includes a special fundraising activation: Can’d Aid will raffle a REEB Cycles Hall Pass frame at Outerbike, giving attendees another way to support the effort.

The collaboration builds on last year’s successful Outerbike and Can’d Aid effort, when volunteers came together during Outerbike Moab to build bikes for young riders, including 50 bikes ultimately donated through the Diné Bike Project.

For many of the children receiving a bike, it is their first taste of freedom on two wheels. This initiative is part of Can’d Aid Treads and Trails initiative that has built and donated nearly 15,000 bikes (along with over 9,000 skateboards) since it was founded in 2013. 

BIKE BUILD: 

Saturday, October 3, 2026, 2–4 p.m.

Outerbike Moab venue / Moab, Utah

WHY: Children average 7 hours of screen time per day and only 1 in 5 gets the daily recommended amount of exercise. Through its Treads + Trails program, Can’d Aid helps combat these troubling statistics. At a time when our nation’s youth are experiencing extreme levels of anxiety, depression and mental health issues, Can’d Aid’s programs provide healthy and active outlets for underserved and at-risk children across the country. To donate, join the do-goodery or find out more, please visit candaid.org

About Can’d Aid

Can’d Aid is a national nonprofit dedicated to creating a ripple effect of goodness. Their people-powered programs provide tools and access for under-resourced communities to lead healthy, active, and creative lives. Since its inception in 2013, over 14,438 bikes, 9,084 skateboards and 4,425 new instruments have been donated to kids in underserved communities nationwide. Can’d Aid’s Crush It Crusade program also works to strengthen recycling initiatives nationwide in partnership with Ball Foundation. With the help of thousands of generous volunteers, Can’d Aid is building a movement and model for innovative, responsive and connected community engagement. To donate, volunteer or learn more, please visit candaid.org.

About Outerbike

Outerbike is the premier consumer-focused mountain bike demo event and festival, bringing together top cycling brands, gear manufacturers, and outdoor enthusiasts in iconic riding destinations. Created by Western Spirit Cycling, Outerbike offers riders a unique "see, try, and buy" experience, giving attendees direct access to test-drive the latest mountain bikes and e-MTBs on real dirt trails rather than in a parking lot. Combining a vibrant community hub with world-class trail access, Outerbike connects passionate cyclists of all skill levels directly with the industry's leading brands to help them find their perfect ride.