We are offering volunteer opportunities to fix yours and others bikes. Learn how to check over your bike for hassle free riding.

We repair bikes, old or new, to help the local community

Take advantage of our Buyback scheme, where you can trade in your old sports equipment and we’ll exchange your pre-loved items for gift cards or bank transfer. We’ll then find your old gear a Second Life. This means one less product needs to be made and one less goes to waste. If you're looking to swap out an old bike this is a great way to do it, by getting some credit or money back for your previously loved bike towards something new! We will then refurbish and give a new lease of life to your old product. This is something we do all year round, but repair week offers a great time to be taking some action on it! Alongside trading in, if you're looking to look after your current bike, our workshop has the expertise to help you feel safe and confident whether on the roads on your commutes or hitting the mountain trails!

Monday Dr Bike @ no93 Bike Library As part of Repair Week at no93 Wellbeing Centre our Community Bike Library is hosting a free Dr Bike session. Bring your bike along for a friendly check-up from our qualified mechanics, who can carry out basic repairs and safety checks such as brakes, gears, tyres and chains. The session is open to all abilities and ages, whether you ride regularly or your bike has been sitting unused for a while. Our aim is to help keep bikes safe, roadworthy and in use, while encouraging repair and reuse rather than replacement. No booking required – just turn up and give your bike some care ♻️🚲 We'll also collect any unwanted bikes from you. These will be repaired and become a part of the bike library fleet of bikes available for a free loan to residents of Manchester.

Reddish Men in Sheds is a group of (mainly) older men who service and repair unwanted bicycles. Most of our refurbished bikes are donated via our ‘Bike Giveaway’ scheme to people facing financial or social disadvantage. Some of the bicycles are sold at modest prices to ensure that as many people as possible can access cycling regardless of income. We prevent a lot of unloved bikes from going to waste. As members of the UK Men's Sheds Association we align with their aims of 'Connection, conversation and creation'. For the repair week event we will focus on bike repairs for people who want to keep their bike! If we can't fix your bicycle on the day we will arrange a time for you to collect it when it is ready. Where possible we fit salvaged parts if needed, new parts are charged at cost. A major repair/ service will cost from £30 but for something straightforward a suggested donation is £10 – £30. ****Repairs must be booked in advance by email: reddishmeninsheds@gmail.com****

The Environmental Sustainability Team at The University of Manchester, in collaboration with Bee Pedal Ready, are hosting free bike repairs for students and staff during Greater Manchester's Repair Week! The repairs will take place on the 3rd of March from 11am – 2pm on the ground floor of the Students' Union Building. The workshop space is kindly lent to us by Biko Bikes — a student run bike workshop who offer rentals, repairs and volunteering opportunities.

Our event will be a weekly drop in session for upcycling an existing garment.

We’ll be giving a talk about how we set up the LOT, what it takes to run one, and how you could get a Library of Things going in your own area. Whether you’re seriously curious or just fancy finding out more (with tea and cake!), you’d be very welcome. • Doors open from 6pm during our usual Wednesday session – come and browse the items and have a chat. • The talk will start at 7pm. • Bonus! Everyone who comes along can enter a prize draw – five lucky winners will receive a free annual LOT membership.

We will be hosting a small clothes repair workshop where we will provide resources and space for our university staff, students as well as local community members to mend their clothes as well as getting to meet other people. We won't be offering repair services but instead will be giving space and resources as well as guidance for attendees to mend their broken clothes.

Come and have a brew, and either volunteer your time or bring something to be assessed for repair.

Join us at the Renew Hub for a fun-filled morning of learning about re-use, repair and sustainability. Have a tour of our Renew Hub and see our repair pods in action, explore our interactive exhibit, get some ideas on how to re-use, upcycle and repair at home, and discover how you can make a difference in your community. You will even have time to shop in our Renew Hub, which isn't usually open to the public for shopping! This in-person event is a great opportunity to meet like-minded individuals and learn more about the importance of repaire and re-use. Don't miss out on this exciting event! Please note this event is only available to Greater Manchester Residents (excluding Wigan)

Reddish Men in Sheds is a group of (mainly) older men who service and repair unwanted bicycles. Most of our refurbished bikes are donated via our ‘Bike Giveaway’ scheme to people facing financial or social disadvantage. Some of the bicycles are sold at modest prices to ensure that as many people as possible can access cycling regardless of income. We prevent a lot of unloved bikes from going to waste. As members of the UK Men's Sheds Association we align with their aims of 'Connection, conversation and creation'. For the repair week event we will focus on bike repairs for people who want to keep their bike! If we can't fix your bicycle on the day we will arrange a time for you to collect it when it is ready. Where possible we fit salvaged parts if needed, new parts are charged at cost. A major repair/ service will cost from £30 but for something straightforward a suggested donation is £10 – £30. ****Repairs must be booked in advance by email: reddishmeninsheds@gmail.com****