Sharing Wheels Community Bike ShopLocal, sustainable, community-focused – those words apply to our community bike shop, and to the Everett Farmers Market.
Find us in downtown Everett the third Sunday of the month, May through August. We’ll offer free bike information, bike safety checks, maybe a game with prizes?
Volunteers needed to staff the booth. Contact Executive Director Christy Cowley
Sharing Wheels volunteers will offer free minor repairs and bike maintenance help. This clinic is for homeless attendees of the Friday Night Outreach and dinner at Everett First Baptist Church.
By Christy Cowley, Executive Director
Our mission to keep people and bikes moving is expanding way beyond our shop walls…
Last week we kicked off the first of several scheduled mobile bike repair outings for 2022. Thanks to the kind and generous Larson Legacy grant we can now bring our volunteer mechanics (along with a tool box and lots of bike parts) to the streets of Everett and perform minor bike repairs for free.
Not only is this service a great way for us to increase Sharing Wheel’s visibility, but it also enables us to reach a geographically wider and more diverse audience.
Want to meet our biking community members where they congregate and help fix their flat tires and worn brakes? We still need volunteers to sign up and staff these community pop-up events.
We have regularly scheduled repair clinics at First Baptist Church and Evergreen Library and (fingers crossed) soon to be set up at the downtown Everett Library and in the Casino Road neighborhood (South Everett).
Increasing access to bike repair services has been a long-time goal of Sharing Wheels. With the help of our talented volunteers and supportive community partners we can now temporarily ‘park’ ourselves on the streets of Everett and offer repair services in multiple neighborhoods.
This 3-hour class includes: how to fix a flat, chain care, adjusting gears and brakes, and identifying when to take your bike into a bike shop. Advanced registration required.
Signup on our Bike Classes page.
In this 2-hour class you will learn how to check all the bearings on your bicycle to ensure a smooth ride. Advanced registration required.
This 3-hour class includes: how to fix a flat, chain care, adjusting gears and brakes, and identifying when to take your bike into a bike shop. Advanced registration required.
This 3-hour class includes: how to fix a flat, chain care, adjusting gears and brakes, and identifying when to take your bike into a bike shop. Advanced registration required.