Queen City Bike Collective

Roque Dietrich

These people are wizards. In a good way. I came in with the rather unusual job of trying to put a solid tire on an electric scooter wheel, and that was a task that no tire shop in Manchester even wanted to touch. The fellows here MacGyvered it on, and now my scooter is functional again. Definitely the first place to try to fix a bike, or even an odd scooter job.

Anthony Clark

I am very grateful for being able to help and be help fixing my 35-year-old Schwinn mountain bike.Thank you Tyler and the whole Queen City bike collective crew. Thank you thank you thank

Jamie Barry

Awesome... Wicked helpfull🤘😎

milo r

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 :-)