Rebuilding bicycles since he was 14 years-old, Thayne has live in Utah County for 43 years. He has a background in electrical engineering, mechanical design and has worked as a software developer for more than 23 years. Thayne initiated the electrical upgrade project at PBC and is currently coordinating the project. He hopes to contribute to technology projects and initiatives.
30 March 2020
During these times when our lives are uprooted, we seek normalcy. The COVID-19 pandemic is hitting our most vulnerable the hardest. The Collective is eager to serve our customers and clients in this time of uncertainty and change. We'd like to introduce our new online- and by-appointment sales options! These measures will help us protect public health while allowing shop operations to continue. We want to be available to safely serve the community, especially with how crucial bikes are to maintaining all of our health and sanity. And as an effective form of transportation and mobility that naturally promotes social distancing.
BIKE SALES
Do you need a bike? Know someone who does? Starting today we are available to sell bikes by appointment. Here’s how easy it is:
DONATIONS
We are not able to accept donations of bikes or parts at this time at any location. Please hold onto them and check back frequently for updates.
RIDING FORWARD
As we transform and improve our operations, we will continue to update our website, this page and our social media.
We strongly encourage you to support local nonprofit organizations that work with the people and families who are most vulnerable in our community. Community health centers, homeless shelters, pre-school and after-school programs, food pantries, and others are stressed. Please remember that many nonprofits, including ours, have canceled fundraisers, suspended programs, and experienced related financial impacts from COVID-19.
Please be patient with us and our website as we update information and ensure the links are working.
