The Saskatchewan Cycling Association is a volunteer non-profit association that promotes bicycling for sport, recreation, and transportation. Funded through Saskatchewan Lotteries, the SCA provides opportunities for individuals to experience all forms of cycling through its member clubs.

As never before, cycling is on a roll at both the provincial and local levels. We have the largest number of cyclists and clubs ever registered, competitive and recreational club programs year round.

Join a cycling club and become a part of the SCA. We have a host of programs we can offer including: individual/family activities, fun, fitness, competitive programs, recreational programs, advocacy, education and safe cycling.

Our Vision Statement … "The Saskatchewan Cycling Association is the leader in recreational and competitive cycling, cycling safety, and cycling as a lifelong activity for all Saskatchewan people."

Our Mission Statement … "The Saskatchewan Cycling Association exists to promote and enhance the Saskatchewan cycling experience while recognizing its benefits to the individual and society."

Cycling Events
The SCA promotes and organizes almost every type of cycling event you can think of. If you are a recreational cyclist or someone who takes the sport a little more seriously there is something to fit your tastes in the province.

Recreation/Touring
Several well established bicycle recreation clubs exist in Saskatchewan. These clubs are dedicated to the promotion of the sport of recreational cycling and bicycle touring. They have regularly planned city, country and off-road rides.

Education
The SCA continues to promote safe cycling through the Canadian Cycling Association's Can-Bike Program and by the delivery of safe cycling presentations at Saskatchewan schools.

Road/Mountain Bike
Saskatchewan has one of the newest complete racing programs in the country. The SCA categorizes competitive racers by ability and age for road racing, and ability level for mountain bike racing. Races are offered at club, in-province and out of province levels. All levels of racing ability are welcome at the club rides and for provincial races skills include from the beginner to the expert.