We collect lightly used bike parts from local shops and turn them into free repair clinics — teaching young adults the skills and giving them the parts to keep their bikes on the road.
A simple loop: shops give us what they'd otherwise toss, we turn it into skills and spare parts, and riders keep pedaling.
Local bike shops set aside lightly used tires, tubes, chains, and cables pulled during routine service instead of discarding them.
We run hands-on clinics covering flat repair, drivetrain care, and brake adjustment.
Attendees leave knowing how to maintain their own bike, and with the parts in hand to actually do it.
Drop in with your bike — no experience needed. Tools and donated parts provided on-site.
Flat repair, chain cleaning, and a full pre-ride safety check.
Reserve a spot →Brake adjustment and drivetrain deep-clean, plus a parts table stocked from recent shop donations.
Reserve a spot →A final tune-up before finals and summer break, with giveaway parts for graduating riders.
Reserve a spot →This runs on donated parts, donated time, and riders showing up. Here's where you fit.
Set aside lightly used tires, tubes, chains, and cables during service instead of tossing them. We handle pickup.
Become a PartnerLead a repair station at a clinic. No teaching experience needed — just know your way around a bike.
Sign UpLearn to fix your own bike, free of charge, with parts available if yours needs them.
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