EverybodyBike Resources
Many kinds of EverybodyBIKE resources are available to help you get started bicycling for transportation. Click on the links below to connect with the resources you're looking for:
Helpful Information
Bike Buddies
Confidence Rides
Bicycle Sales and Service
Earn-a-Bike Program
Cycle of Prosperity
Improving Conditions for Bicycling
Helpful Information
As you get started bicycling, you'll find useful tips on the rules of the road in these short guides. Find out how to safely pass a cyclist or pedestrian on the road, or how to signal and turn as a cyclist. Read up about how to help your children become safe bicyclists. Contact us if you would like paper copies mailed to you.
Bike Shops & Assistance
Clark’s Cycle
www.clarkscycle.com
W. Bakerview and Northwest Drive
Bellingham, WA
(360) 733-3441
Mountain and road bikes, repair, equipment. “Involved locally to keep the trails open for all of us.” Norco Performance© bike dealer.
Drop n’ Zone
www.dropnzone.com
902 N. State St.
Bellingham, WA (Previously located in Ferndale, WA).
(360) 738-4665
Downhill mountain biking & BMX. “Our employees are knowledgeable about Galbraith mountain, Whistler and other downhill areas in British Columbia.”
Fairhaven Bike and Ski (formerly Fairhaven Bike and Mountain Sports)
www.fairhavenbike.com
1108 11th Street
Bellingham, WA
(360) 733-4433
< em>Road, trail, commuter bikes; repair, accessories, rental. “We’re a full-service bike shop.”
Fanatik Bikes
www.fanatikbike.com
2025 James Street
Bellingham, WA
(360) 756-0504
Mountain bikes, comfort cycles, commuter and casual riders, competitive racing, sales and repair. “We cater to a variety of bikers.”
The Hub Community Bike Shop
www.pedalproject.org
903 1/2 North State Street (facing the Interurban Trail-below Washington Divers)
Bellingham, WA
(360) 255-2072
Nonprofit community bike shop; recycled and utilitarian bicycles, self-service space for rent, reconditioned bikes, tune-ups and repairs, bicycle parts for sale. Host of “Bike to Work and School Day Pancake Feed” (in May); provides bicycle donations to low-income families and individuals.
Jack’s Bicycle Center
New website coming!
1907 Iowa Street
Bellingham, WA
(360) 733-1955
Road and trail bikes, BMX and mountain bikes; large selection of tricycles and kids’ bikes; repair, equipment, and parts. Longest surviving bike shop in Whatcom County, since 1969. Kona© bike dealer.
Kulshan Cycles
www.Kulshancycles.com
100 E. Chestnut Street
Bellingham, WA
(360) 733-6440
Road, trail, commuter bikes; repair, equipment, parts. Knowledgeable staff, organizer of community rides; ask Kae about women’s bike rides and cycling. Trek© bikes dealer.
Lynden Cyclery
508 Front Street
Lynden, WA
(360) 354-6570
Locally owned and independently operated bike shop.
The Outdoor Center at Western Washington University
http://outdoor.as.wwu.edu/bicycle.php
Western Washington University campus
First floor of Viking Union, High Street,
Bellingham, WA
(360) 650-3112
For students, staff, faculty and alumni, $2.50 fee to use work station and tools; knowledgeable staff (WWU students) assist for FREE with repair; retail parts for sale, bike rentals too; register your bike with University police.
REI
www.rei.com/stores/65
Sehome Village
Bellingham, WA
(360) 647-8955
Offering road, mountain, youth and comfort bikes and a full service shop. Offers basic bike maintenance class for free; free for advanced bike maintenance course. Full selection of biking accessories and apparel. Distributor of Novara©, REI’s proprietary bike brand, for more than 20 years.
Robert’s Bike Repair
www.robertsbicyclerepair.com
Call for an appointment and directions
(360) 739-9727
Repair, specialty bike service, custom wheel building. “Unlike most shops where you usually never know who will be working on your bike or their experience level, at Robert’s Bicycle Repair only Robert Moulton works on your bike.”
Earn-a-Bike Program
EverybodyBIKE has established a partnership with the Whatcom Opportunity Council and the Hub Community Bike Shop to help qualified individuals get a free bike. To qualify, you must complete an application, describe how the bike will be used for transportation, and successfully complete the Full Cycle bicycle skills classes. Program design is under development, for more information, call 671-BIKE.
Cycle of Prosperity
EverybodyBIKE is partnering with Shuksan Middle School to conduct a confidence-building bicycle education program for middle school girls. The week-long series of classes is a fun and active learning experience culminating with a group mountain bike ride and picnic. The program design is in process, for more information, call 671-BIKE.
Improving Conditions for Bicycling
Many organizations throughout the state and country work to improve policies and places to make bicycling safer and more popular for daily transportation. As you bicycle more, you may be interested in the work of advocacy organizations like these:
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