Get Native Kids on Bikes is an initiative focused on improving the health and wellbeing of Indigenous youth through cycling. Its culturally focused approach aims to make biking more accessible while creating welcoming, inclusive spaces that celebrate Indigenous communities and encourage connection to the outdoors, place, and culture.

The initiative offers bicycle safety workshops, skill-sharing opportunities, bike maintenance support, and culturally relevant programming designed to build confidence and support health and wellness. Its online resource hub helps young people and their caretakers learn about cycling safety, routes, and opportunities. The website also shares stories and achievements to increase Indigenous representation in cycling.

Get Native Kids on Bikes works toward stronger participation and sustainable cycling opportunities in tribal communities, recognizing community knowledge and strengths as essential assets. Its goals include building partnerships with community organizers, supporting community events, and exploring ways to integrate cultural knowledge into cycling programs. The initiative welcomes community members, volunteers, and funders who want to contribute.