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Try the Track.

Sixty minutes. A bike that fits. A coach beside you. The easiest way to find out if you love it.
A coach holds a new rider steady on the trackPhoto: James Maclennan

Try the Track is a one-time, 60-minute introduction — the lowest-barrier way onto the velodrome. It's built for curiosity, not commitment.

You'll get fitted to a rental track bike, learn the basics on the ground, then ride: starting on the Côte d'Azur (the flat blue apron) and working up to your first laps. No experience, no gear, and no pressure. Just the thrill of riding a real track with someone who's got you.

What's included

A track bike

We provide it and fit it to you — no need to own anything.

A helmet

Provided by Lazer Canada if you don't have your own.

Coaching the whole time

A coach guides you from the rail to your first laps.

Sixty minutes on the track

Enough to catch the bug. Most people book again.

Bike sizing

Tell us your height when you register, and the right size bike is ready before you arrive.

XS134–159 cm
S160–173 cm
M174–184 cm
L185 cm and up

What to wear

Proper athletic gear

Comfortable shorts, a shirt, and clean shoes. That's genuinely all it takes.

Your own kit, if you have it

Helmet, gloves, cycling clothing — bring it and use it.

What not to wear

No open-toe shoes, no tank tops, and nothing excessively baggy.

Good to know

  • You should be able to ride a bike comfortably for about 15 minutes.
  • Arrive 30 minutes early for check-in and a bike fitting.
  • Bring water — it's about 24°C inside the velodrome.
  • Registration asks for your height, date of birth, address, and an emergency contact. Worth having those handy.
  • Everyone signs a release of liability and assumption of risk as part of registration. Riders under 18 need a parent or guardian to sign for them.
  • Pricing: [TBD: confirm 2026 Try the Track rate].

Ready when you are

Pick a date and we'll see you on the track.

Registration runs through our rider portal: choose a date, tell us your height, sign the waiver. That's the whole process. Session dates are added through the season, and the registration page always shows what's coming up and how many spots are left.

Questions first? The New to Track guide covers what to expect, what to bring, and exactly what your first visit looks like.