The GO Bike Buffalo Community Workshop is a place where volunteers and members can go and learn to repair and maintain their bicycles.
We have complete refurbished bicycles for sale, along with a stock of used parts available to everyone.
Our shop also serves as a place to donate your used and/or unwanted bicycles. We are happy to provide you with tax reciept for your generous donation.
Location:
98 Colvin Avenue
Buffalo, NY 14216 (Corner of Colvin and Linden)
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Hours of Operation:
Tuesdays and Thursdays 6pm-9pm
Sundays 1pm-5pm
WINTER HOURS (Dec-Feb)
Tuesdays 6pm-9pm
Thursdays CLOSED
Sundays 1pm-5pm
During open shop hours you can:
• Sign up for a membership. Membership start at just $30.
• Volunteer (15 hours gets you a membership)
• Donate
• Purchase bicycles and parts
• Learn more about what we do
For additional information or if you have questions contact us at (716) 320-0193 or email us at:
Stacy – Shop Manager/stacy@gobikebuffalo.org
Adam – Head Mechanic/adam@gobikebuffalo.org
Tivona- Volunteer Coordinator/tivona@gobikebuffalo.org
Age Policy:
No persons under the age of 16 are permitted in the shop unaccompanied by a legal guardian. We recognize the value of members and volunteers of all ages. However, legal restrictions force us to limit shop accessibility to minors.
Frequently Asked Questions
What can I do to volunteer?
There are so many ways to help out and learn at the same time. Just stop by the shop during open hours and we can get to started on a project.
Where does my membership money go?
All memberships, donations and sales are used to advance the goals of GO Bike Buffalo. Money is used for a variety things such as shop expenses (tools, stands, greases), GO Buffalo programs, special events and promotions, or for ongoing bicycle and pedestrian policy work.
Where do you get all your bicycles?
Our bicycles are all donated, either from private individuals, local companies or from municipalities that organize recycling drives. We also organize our own recycling drives.
Do you do tune ups for members?
The workshop’s goal is to educate people so they can maintain their own bicycles. There are many local shops that will perform tune-ups for a fee. A list of local shops is available at the workshop. We are glad, however, to help you learn how.