2013 – BikeBrampton started as a volunteer group of concerned citizens, originally called “Brampton Bicycle Advisory Committee”.

2013 – BikeBrampton partnered with City of Brampton and TRCA to host the first Bike the Creek.

2014 – BikeBrampton ran the Brampton Kids on Bikes Project with a grant from the Heart & Stroke Foundation, to conduct research and hold workshops to encourage children to bike to school.

2015 – BikeBrampton partnered with Region of Peel to pilot Community Cycling Program, which continues to run.

2015 – BikeBrampton successfully advocated for Brampton to create a Cycling Advisory Committee (BCAC, now ATAC), and hire a Manager responsible for Active Transportation.

2017 – BikeBrampton partnered with PCHS to deliver Bike Hub services for Brampton and Caledon on behalf of Region of Peel.

Three Peel Hubs were created: Sunny Meadow in Brampton, The Exchange in Bolton, and at the Southfields Recreation storefront.

2018-BikeBrampton successfully advocated for Brampton to create the first Active Transportation Master Plan that includes a protected bike lane along Vodden, Howden and Hanover Streets. This created the first east/west cycling corridor in the City.

2020-2021 – BikeBrampton worked with City to create interim bike lanes and map to essential services. All indoor bike hub locations were closed due to COVID-19, and were replaced with 56 BikeWrx Pop Ups at various locations throughout Brampton and Caledon.

2022 – Different Spokes Bike Cooperative in downtown Brampton was opened.

2022-2023 Different Spokes delivered services to domestic and foreign students at Algoma University. BikeBrampton celebrated 10 years!

2024 – BikeBrampton website redesigned. Bike the Creek celebrated 10th anniversary.