FIXING BIKES.
TEACHING SKILLS.
We Won!!!
We’re very pleased to announce we won an award for Social Enterprise / CIC / Charity of the Year, at the prestigious Pride of Tameside Awards.
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Our New Homes
Manchester Bike Kitchen are pleased to announce we’ve found a new home following the loss of our home at Stretford Mall.
Stanley Square in Sale had been one of many areas that had contacted us and once we met with the facility manager and saw both the vision and the belief in community activities coupled with the fact they loved what we do and wanted us it was obvious where our future lay.
We’re looking forward to opening our pop ups here soon and hope to see our customers again soon.
We’re also at Sale Makers Market selling pre-loved bikes, doing minor repairs and giving cycling advice. The Sale Makers Market is held the third Sunday of every month.
We’re also open at Clarendon Square in Hyde on Wednesdays and Saturdays, and Wythenshawe on Tuesdays, all sites are 10am-4pm, for all your repair, service and advice needs alongside preloved and new bike sales (and bike maintenance courses in the future)
We also have a monthly pop up Tea and Tinker session and bike library at Crossacres Resource Centre Wythenshawe on the last Thursday of the month. Check our social media for more details
We are happy to accept your donations as we’d much rather keep a bike on the road than landfill.
We look forward to seeing you!
The Big Bike Revival (BBR)
is all about helping everyone and anyone to begin or return to cycling through a programme of FREE activities and services, delivered by organisations who are part of the community and address local needs.
Park Tool School
Manchester Bike Kitchen are proud to announce we are now registered as a Park Tool School which means when you attend our training you can be sure it will be to the same standards as the number one bicycle tool supplier Park Tool builds their products.
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Aiming to make cycling accessible to everyone
The Big Bike Revival is a behaviour change intervention with a vision to make cycling accessible to everyone. Our mission is to deliver free events that enable a community to start cycling through fixing bikes, teaching skills and leading rides.
The programme is funded by Department for Transport, supported by local authorities and together we address a clear set of aims and objectives:
Encourage people who don’t already, to cycle
Encourage people to cycle more often
Increase short cycling journeys
Improve the perception of cycle safety
Improve peoples confidence to cycle
Big Bike Revival with Manchester Bike Kitchen
All events take place at the Stanley Square, Sale Town Centre. We have two opportunities Dr Bike sessions where we can carry out a FREE safety check and any minor repairs and a short basic bike maintenance workshop that is also FREE of charge.
