We repair used bikes that are donated to us and offer them at no cost to low income residents of the greater Nashua area
We repair used bikes that are donated to us and offer them at no cost to low income residents of the greater Nashua area
The bikes that we give out are used, and are given out “as is,” without warranty or guarantee. The person receiving the bike is responsible for riding safely and for maintenance.
We are working to accept credit cards
We are currently overloaded with donated bikes. We will start accepting bikes again later this month. Thank you.
We will start giving out bikes by appointment on March 18. Instructions - gatecitybikecoop.org/get-a-bike
We give bikes to low income residents in the greater Nashua area every Monday from 3-6pm at 17B Airport Road in Nashua.
Our clients need a signed voucher from a local social agency and an appointment to get a bike.
We recently partnered with Nashua Regional Planning Commission and MakeIt Labs to install 2 bike racks in downtown Nashua. They are located at the Nashua Soup Kitchen Shelter at 35 Spring Street and in front of the Saint Patrick Community Center on Main Street. See photos below.
We want to thank the greater Nashua community for your continued support. And a BIG THANK YOU to our terrific volunteers who make everything we do possible.
When Gate City Bike Coop provides a bike to this client it means they can take the job and can improve their life. The bike we provided to this client was not new. It had outlived its usefulness to its original owner. But with a couple of hours work we turned it into hope.
17B Airport Road, Nashua, NH
Volunteers, supporters, and interested people, please stop by to see what we are doing.
Working with groups like the Nashua Police Athletic League (PAL), the Nashua Soup Kitchen and Shelter, the Boys and Girls Club of Nashua, and other local agencies, we get bikes into the hands of folks living on the edge, who use them as their prime transportation year round.
Many of our clients have no way to maintain their bikes. When the bikes no longer work, they get abandoned. We break that cycle by providing bike repairs free of charge.
If a high-value bike is donated to us, we might sell it to help finance the rest of the operation.
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