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Cycle Re-Cycle Club (Australia)

Sydney’s Cycle Re-Cycle Club (formerly known as “The Nunnery Bike Workshop”) is a community based group of enthusiastic bike minded people who gratefully receive pre-loved or abandoned bikes, parts and accessories to help people make working bikes to go back into the community. 

Their goals are to:

Their volunteers work alongside people from the local community, sharing their mechanical knowledge and showing them how to use tools to recycle discarded and pre-loved bicycles and to repair and maintain them afterwards.  All aimed at increasing the use of bikes in and around Sydney.

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