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MasterLinks

A Program for Internship Graduates

After completing our three-month internship, GTC alumni have access to exclusive rides and offerings. This page will stay up to date with current events, job postings, and other information for graduates!

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Alumni Perks

  • Free weekday rentals for you and one guest. Must call ahead to book!
  • Access to the tech area for bicycle repairs.
  • Job support as needed, including: resume building or review, interviewing support, job searching, and more. 
  • Exclusive monthly rides and open shop nights. Attendance at these events will allow you to earn MasterLinks merchandise! You also can attend Sun Valley rides, community classes, community rides, or other community events to bank attendance. 
  • Purchase all goods at cost. Plus, enjoy the exclusive deal of purchasing either a Tern Quick Haul P9 or Gazelle Medeo T9 City at cost in addition to the Denver rebate for extra savings!

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Tern Quick Haul and Gazelle Medeo T9 City

Seasonal Schedule

Museum of Contemporary Art

Denver: Museum of Contemporary Art

When: Thursday, June 22nd from 4 - 6 pm

What/Where: We will ride to the Museum of Contemporary Art (MCA) to tour the space and learn about their teen/YA programs. Meet at GTC Denver. 

Who: Intern graduates

Route: See it here. 

Distance:  miles

Elevation:  ft

Pace: We'll ride so that the group is all together!

Terrain: We will mostly ride on the South Platte trail, with the only exception being a block on road riding on Delgany street

McLellan Reservoir

Littleton: McLellan Reservoir

When: Friday, June 23rd from 10 - 12 am

What/Where: We will ride around the McLellan Reservoir! Meet at GTC Littleton. 

Who: Intern graduates

Route: See it here. 

Distance:  miles

Elevation:  ft

Pace: We'll ride so that the group is all together!

Terrain: We will be entirely on trail!

Ruby Hill Bike Park

Denver: Ruby Hill Park

When: Thursday, July 13th from 9 - 11 am

What/Where: We will practice MTB skills at Ruby Hill! Meet at GTC Denver. 

Who: Intern graduates

Route: See it here. Note: preview does not include getting to the park. 

Distance:  1.7 miles

Elevation:  130 ft

Pace: We'll ride so that the group is all together!

Terrain: We will be entirely on trail!

South Valley

Littleton: South Valley

When: Friday, July 14th from 9 - 11 am

What/Where: We will practice MTB skills at South Valley! Meet at GTC Littleton. 

Who: Intern graduates

Route: See it here. Note: preview does not include getting to the park. 

Distance: 9.6 miles

Elevation:  978 ft

Pace: We'll ride so that the group is all together!

Terrain: We will be entirely on trail!

GTC Denver

Denver: Open Shop Night

When: Thursday, August 24th from 2 - 6 pm (drop in)

What/Where: Bring your bike (or a friend's) to get support with wrenching or any job needs. Or, just come to check in and spend time with other interns and staff! We'll have pizza and snacks!

GTC Littleton

Littleton: Open Shop Night

When: Wednesday, August 23rd from 2 - 6 pm (drop in)

What/Where: Bring your bike (or a friend's) to get support with wrenching or any job needs. Or, just come to check in and spend time with other interns and staff! We'll have pizza and snacks!

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Kolya

About the Logo

Kolya, a GTC internship graduate, designed the MasterLinks logo for us in an open contest of alumni! We sent out an open request asking interns to design something that captured the essence of their experience at GoodTurn Cycles and that would make future interns excited to get involved! 

Kolya submitted a thoughtful design that perfectly summed up the GTC mission! Read his description below. 

"The pink with the cross represents 'health,' the green with the person represents 'community,' and the yellow
with wrench and bolt represents 'employment.' Ultimately representing Good Turn Cycle's mission.


The black circles represent bike tires/wheels and black L-shaped object in the upper front represents a headset and
handlebars from the side. This represents the bike industry.


Notice how the guy is up top and leaned forwards from the side because he is riding the bike. The chain links of course
represent the whole bike frame, also ultimately representing MasterLinks and the bike industry."