The mission of the Bicycle Collective is to promote cycling as an effective and sustainable form of transportation and recreation, and a cornerstone of a cleaner, healthier, and safer society. We provide refurbished bicycles and educational programs to the community focusing on children and lower income households.
Well, we did it folks! We are (mostly) moved into the New Hub. While we will be closed through the Thanksgiving Holiday and weekend, we are excited to announce we will open our doors to the public on Wednesday, November 29, at 11:00 AM.
After some interior construction that required us to close the shop, we are back to normal operations. Come on by the shop!
We will temporarily close the shop on Thursday, September 14th, for an all-day volunteer event. Thanks for understanding!
39 South Bluff Street Saint George, Utah 84770
Carbon fiber frame and fork, Shimano Ultegra 2x10
BH is a Spanish brand long known for making pro quality bikes seen underneath riders in the Tour De France. This Speedrom model is a few years old, but hasn't been ridden much. It is light and fast!
Another year of positive impacts for Bicycle Collective
Our 2022 Annual Report contains audited financials and impact numbers, from data collected across our four Utah locations in Salt Lake City, Ogden, Provo, and St. George. We also recognize community partners, our amazing staff and volunteer crews, and offer acknowledgement of many supporters large and small. Available online as a PDF, click the button below.
Salt Lake Tribune feature story on the opening of Bicycle Collective's New Hub, by Sofia Jeremias.
Ashton Stoker is an enthusiastic mechanic in our Ogden shop, but what really gets him stoked is endurance mountain bike racing. Ashton raced the El Dolce endurance race, held at Powder Mountain back in late July. The race is known as a 12 Hour race, usually done in teams, but Ashton competed Solo.
Each month, Bicycle Collective features a volunteer who has made an outstanding contribution from one of the Bicycle Collective's four locations. This month we're featuring Steve, an amazing volunteer from the Saint George shop.
Check out this vintage Redline BMX bike that was restored with a hard-to-find part available on Bicycle Collective's online store, thanks to our Provo location.
Read about how Bicycle Collective's Ogden shop mural came to be. Words from the artist, Lindsay Huss: "This mural is a celebration of all that Bicycle Collective does for our wonderful community. So many people do not have the privilege of owning a bike. Bicycle Collective regularly gives away bicycles to children and those in need of dependable transportation, focusing on marginalized communities."
The Gift of a Bike is a short video that captures the spirit of what it is like when staff and volunteers of Utah's Bicycle Collective deliver goodwill bicycles to a family in need. In this case, a family who fled their homeland of Eritrea, and were living in a refugee camp on Ethiopia. They had only been in the U.S. for 14 days!
One of our most frequently asked questions is, “My bike got stolen, what do I do?” This is a difficult emotional experience that sucks the joy out of cycling.
The best way to avoid what often feels like a hopeless situation from occurring is to prevent it from happening. Here are a few actions one can take...
