Queen City Bicycle Collective

Super helpful volunteer-run organization that helps you with your bike's maintenance and repair needs and teaches you simultaneously. I feel really empowered by doing the work myself with knowledgeable guidance. The shop is fully equipped with tools, equipment, and parts - everything needed. The prices are super affordable. Additionally, they are involved with the community, donating time and bikes, and they sell bikes they've refurbished (and they're very reasonably priced). I can't recommend this place enough!

When I was in need the Q. C. B. C. Helped me get reliable transportation for a better than reasonable price. They are a community minded business who really help in a grassroots way to make our city bike friendly. If you need bike assistance or have one to donate please give them a call.

I really like this shop. Just recently I purchased a bike from a private sale and want to get it checked. I made an appointment and Tyler helped me make a few adjustments and went over all the do’s and don’ts of the bike. The amount of knowledge he gave me about my bike was more than worth what they charged me. Check them out, you won’t be disappointed

Friendly and knowledgeable people. Helped me replace an inner-tube and adjust my derailer. I learned a lot! They've also got a nice collection of refurbished bicycles for sale. Highly recommend stopping in.

I went in for a 'do it with us' repair session and had a great experience. The environment was super welcoming, and I learned a lot. I’ll definitely be back—and I’m looking forward to joining a group ride soon!

Awesome great experience people hands on and great service and help me with my bike.

This tiny bicycle shop is not your typical bike store. It's called a "bike collective" because members of the community can come here for bicycle related help. You can learn how to fix your own bike here. You can donate bikes here as well. Donated bikes are fixed and resold at bargain prices. I purchased a 1998 Iron Horse mountain bike for $100.00 and I absolutely love it.

Abby and Tyler are always teaching someone or fixing something. They are extremely kind and patient. I got my bike here for $50 and learned how to fix it. They are teaching kids these skills, safety, and are always pushing for community outreach and betterment. Very accessible, sliding scale, they meet you where you're at. They have every part you'd ever need and more. So many different bikes and styles! Always throwing cool events or get togethers. Low cost family activity that encourages kids' autonomy and a bonding team effort. Every community could use more like them. Volunteering here is practically a free class. Cities aren't accessible until the streets are accessible for all :-)