Diversion Does Mt. Baker
Over 60 Diversion riders took on a 165km round trip to Mount Baker, featuring a scenic 35km climb, epic alpine views, and a perfect summer day on the bike.
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MAAP x DIVERSION Fall Equinox Experience
The Fall Equinox marks a special moment for cyclists worldwide, and this year our Diversion club joined MAAP’s global ride series to celebrate. What started as a rainy Vancouver morning turned into a community ride filled with coffee, donuts, sunshine, and a look at MAAP’s new Fall/Winter collection.
Diversion Gold Rush
Twenty Diversion riders set out from Pemberton to tackle the legendary Hurley Loop. Two days, 240 km, and over 4,200 m of climbing through BC’s wild backcountry.
Diversion Does Mt. Baker
Over 60 Diversion riders took on a 165km round trip to Mount Baker, featuring a scenic 35km climb, epic alpine views, and a perfect summer day on the bike.
Diversion Team Kit Preview
The third iteration of the Diversion Club Kit, made in collaboration with MAAP. Deviate from the normal and embrace the unexpected.
DIVERSION x MAAP: Radical Women of Cycling Couch Chat
DIVERSION x MAAP SALT SPRING ISLAND ADVENTURE
MAAP x DIVERSION teamed up for an unforgettable day of gravel, climbs, and coastlines on Salt Spring Island. A perfect escape from the city grind.
DIVERSION Tour de Bloom Recap | May 1-3
Over the May long weekend, 10 riders from our Diversion club made the trip to Wenatchee, Washington for the legendary Tour de Bloom—a three-day, four-stage race that delivered tough climbs, fast crits, and unforgettable team moments. Here’s how it all unfolded.
DIVERSION x MAAP Equinox Experience | Spring 25
Chasing Light: 12 Hours in Stanley Park On March 22, DIVERSION teamed up with MAAP to chase 12 hours of light. Together, we hosted an endurance relay where riders took on one of Vancouver’s most iconic cycling loops—Stanley Park. Throughout the day, cyclists tagged in and out, some spinning a few laps, while others pushed themselves to stay in the saddle for the entire 12 hours. By sunset, several had racked up over 200km and climbed more than 2100 meters. It was a celebration of community, resilience, and the simple joy of riding.
