The volunteer run project based in Lichfield aims to help people become more confident about maintaining and repairing their bikes and provides used bikes on free long term loan for those who otherwise might not be able to afford to buy one. Skill sharing is a way of showing others how to do something so that they can do small repairs and adjustments to their own bikes, hopefully then being able to show their friends and family how to do it too. We receive donations of used bikes and our volunteers work to repair and service them ready for use again. We try to find the right home for the right bike. If you would like to volunteer your time, are looking for a bike or want to donate something to the project please get in touch.
You can find them on Facebook here
Links below to blog posts charting the development of the project from the Lichwheeld website. Current blog posts can be found on the blog page on the Lichfield Re:Cycle website:
28/7/15 Building a library in Lichfield – one bike at a time
30/6/15 Lichfield Recycler
8/6/15 Lichfield Re:Cycle – recharging the batteries
31/5/15 Half term long term loan
26/5/15 Lichfield Re:Cycle – next size up
21/5/15 Re:Cycle revival
14/5/15 Talent Matched
3/5/15 A well balanced meeting
22/4/15 Growing with Lichfield Re:Cycle
9/4/15 One bike at a time
1/4/15 Scouting for bikes
21/3/15 Spare part of the jigsaw
5/3/15 Clean Sweep
26/2/15 LR trustees were the originals
15/2/15 Re:Cycling again – stand and deliver
28/1/15 Lichfield Re:Cycle – back on the road
11/8/14 Craft, graft, not so daft
13/7/14 North Lichfield Bike Train
18/5/14 Re:Cycle on Tour
16/5/14 Lichfield Re:Cycle to Whittington
14/4/14 Well balanced
12/4/14 Re:Cycle – a busy day
29/3/14 Lichfield Re:Cycle – lets do it again
28/3/14 Lichfield Re:Cycle > first event Saturday 29th March
2/3/14 Re:Cycle – broken brakes
22/2/14 Re:Cycle – Half term but still learning
7/2/14 Re:Cycling in action
27/1/14 Lichfield Re:Cycle – more than just maintenance
6/1/14 Re:Cycle all the way to Brownhills
22/12/13 All I want for Christmas