A new cycle hub for the community
The Bike Hub opens most Saturdays for repairs 10.0 – 15.30 but PLEASE CHECK first on 07516661801 as sometimes we may not be opening that week. Follow on Facebook.
We have parts for sale, inner tubes, lights, locks, tyres and more. Card only please.
Want to be in a draw to win a set of lights or a bike lock? Please complete our survey and let us know via email if you have so we can ass you to the draw!
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Wheels to work
FREE £100 refurbished bike vouchers
- 16 or over
- Seeking work (or a change in employment if earning under the living wage)
- In need of help to travel to a work or skills opportunity such as travel to interviews, open days, jobs fairs, courses (e.g. English lessons), training, work placements, apprenticeships, volunteering or the first month of a new job
- Live in the West of England region: Bristol, Bath and North East Somerset, North Somerset or South Gloucestershire
- Be able to complete an anonymous survey 3 months after the start date of any W2WW support
£80 service vouchers
As part of the Wheels to Work funding you may instead be able to claim an £80 bike repair voucher.
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Free ‘Dr Bike’ sessions
Work at the Hub
We are now hiring for a mechanic at the Lawrence Weston Bike Hub for weekend shifts. Please contact Sam@SevernNet.org
Volunteers needed!
Want to develop your bike repair skills? Volunteer with us and support this comminity project! email sam@severnnet.org
Where are we
You can see us on Google here
or use 25 Henacre Rd, Bristol BS11 0HA, which is the closest peice of road.

We are excited to announce that we have launched a bike hub in Lawrence Weston.
The Lawrence Weston Bike Hub is a new project set up by Severn Ride and Stride to deliver bike repairs and support to the community. We believe cycling can bring huge benefits whether it be for fitness, leisure or commuting. We’re very excited to be able to create a central hub for cycling in the area, which we hope will create a buzz around bikes and help people cycle more.
Prices: Parts are at fixed (affordable) prices and labour is ‘pay as you feel’.
Suggested prices are small job:£5, Medium job: £10 or £20/25 for a large job.

The Hub is based by the Lawrence weston BMX track

The space is a place to get bikes safety checked and receive friendly advice
The project has been funded by Travel West and Bristol City Council to encourage more people to cycle and support those who already do. With no nearby bike shops, the hub will offer an essential service to commuters and leisure cyclists. We look forward to helping people get their bikes out of the shed and repaired so they can enjoy the fun of riding and drive less where possible.
About the hub
The Lawrence Weston Bike Hub is a new project set up by Severn Ride and Stride to deliver bike repairs and support to the community. We believe cycling can bring huge benefits whether it be for fitness, leisure or commuting. We’re very excited to be able to create a central hub for cycling in the area, which we hope will create a buzz around bikes and help people cycle more.
With no nearby bike shops, the hub will offer an essential service to commuters and leisure cyclists. We look forward to helping people get their bikes out of the shed and repaired so they can enjoy the fun of riding and drive less where possible. The hub will run every Saturday 10am-4pm until April 2022 but there is some room for flexibility.
The Hub will provide bike repairs and services to the public on a first come first served basis and will be stocked with parts and tools for the mechanic, all of which will be provided. We will ask for a ‘suggested donation’ from those who have bikes fixed but will be free to those who can’t afford to donate – we want to help as many people as possible. Basic parts like innertubes and tyres will be available to purchase for a fixed price.
We will have volunteers present for part of the day who will be able to assist with basic repairs and gain skills from working with the mechanic.
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3rd June 2021




