Refurbished bikes
Low- to no-cost bicycles for Omahans of all ages.
Formed in 2007, Community Bike Project Omaha began as a volunteer-run open shop where people could work on bikes for free. It is now a nonprofit bike shop and community space serving Omahans of all ages. The project provides low- to no-cost refurbished bicycles, along with tools, workspace, and resources for maintaining bikes. It also offers hands-on training in bicycle safety and repair, helping people learn to care for and ride their own bikes. Its programs include Earn-A-Bike, a DIY repair shop, and bike initiatives. The organization connects people with bicycles to own and the practical knowledge to use and maintain them. Bike purchases and parts are also available, and the project accepts donated bikes and volunteers.
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Low- to no-cost bicycles for Omahans of all ages.
Access to workspace, tools, and resources for bike maintenance.
Hands-on training in bike safety and repair.
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