We are a full service shop that offers a variety of services, including bike maintenance and repairs.

Shop Costs

Basic Tune-Up     $45
Full Tune-Up         $70 - $80
Repairs                   prices vary

Products
    We carry new and recycled bike parts, including:

baskets            fenders             tires
hubs                 chains               gear sets
kids bikes       recycled bikes

Rent Shop Space

The Hub Community Work Space is available for rent.  Rental rates include use of bike stands, tools and bike products.  The goal of the community work space is to teach community members basic bike care and repair skills. Those who wish to learn thse skills are encouraged to take advantage of this great opportunity. Shop staff are available to assist and answer questions while you work.

Rental Rates
$5.00 per hour / non-members
$2.50 per hour / members

Tuesday Volunteer Nights

Volunteer nights are every Tuesday night from 5:00 to 8:00 pm.  We need volunteers for just about everything- bike repairs and maintenance, shop organization, general cleaning, yard work, you name it!

Experience with bikes is not needed to volunteer; rather, we are looking for people who want to have fun and help out.  If you want to learn more about bike maintenance and care, this is also a great opportunity for you to give back to the community while learning valuable skills.

10 volunteer hours also qualifies you for a FREE HUB MEMBERSHIP!

Shop Tours

If you are interested in arranging a group shop tour, please call Kyle or Silus at the shop.

 

Look here for classes and events.

 

Organize a team for the Bellingham Traverse, raise money for The Hub, and win great prizes!

Saturday, September 2
Labor Day weekend

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The 2005 Pancake Feed was a huge success! Thanks to everyone who stopped by for pancakes, t-shirts, and entertainment!

Read more about the 2005 Bike to Work and School Day:

Mt. Baker Bicycle Club website
Whatcom Watch article

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Hub in the news:

Volunteers Keep Cycles In Motion
Whatcom Volunteer Center online newsletter, March 2006

Bellingham Rides Into Bicycle-Friendly Territory
Whatcom Watch Online, April 2003