Donated bicycles (20 inch wheels or larger) will be accepted for us at 15 Trinity Place
during business hours. See 'Donate Bikes' for more details
during business hours. See 'Donate Bikes' for more details
Who We AreAlbany Bike Rescue (ABR) is a volunteer-run community bike shop that provides everything you need to stay on two wheels. Our tools and maintenance help are free to all, and we sell affordable parts, bicycles and safety equipment. ABR can fix and recycle your old bikes, take in that box of parts you've been meaning to get rid of, or help you find a bike you can afford, no matter your financial status. Established in 2013, incorporated in 2016, riding strong ever since.
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Open Shop, Tuesdays 530pm-730pm
Fix your bike | Buy bikes and parts | Volunteer
Come fix a bike on your own or with the help of our resident wrenches. Open to the public. Space is limited, Mask required.
Volunteer Shop, Thursdays 6-8pm
Buy bikes and parts | Volunteer
Thursdays are when volunteers work on bikes that are then sold to support the bike rescue. Fill out a volunteer application along with the membership application and join the fun. No experience required.
Fix your bike | Buy bikes and parts | Volunteer
Come fix a bike on your own or with the help of our resident wrenches. Open to the public. Space is limited, Mask required.
Volunteer Shop, Thursdays 6-8pm
Buy bikes and parts | Volunteer
Thursdays are when volunteers work on bikes that are then sold to support the bike rescue. Fill out a volunteer application along with the membership application and join the fun. No experience required.
(PS: You don't need bike mechanic skills to become a volunteer. We also need assistance with bike transportation, distribution, web design, social media outreach, special event staffing, and more. If you'd like to help ABR with your skills and time, visit our Volunteer page to get started.)
Our Shop
15 Trinity Place, Albany, NY, 12202
15 Trinity Place, Albany, NY, 12202
DISCLAIMER: We are not a traditional bike shop! We will help you through the process of fixing your bike, but we will not do it for you. Volunteers are there to teach you. Please remember this as you are entering ABR.
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