Now Open (May 2026)
Mondays and Wednesdays: 6:45-9pm
Sundays: Afternoons (except on the long weekend).
The Bike Hub is currently run by volunteers with full-time jobs and family commitments. We appreciate your understanding that hours may fluctuate on short notice.
Our team can assist with advice and small repairs. Please note: We are not a full-service shop and do not sell new parts aside from tubes, cables, etc.
Get help with your own bike, or build one!
If the signs are out, we are open!
- Summer Update: We expect to expand our hours in late June pending grant funding.
- Contact: We do not have a phone or monitor emails during the day. Please stop by in person!
Get Involved
The Bike Hub welcomes financial donations, donations of bikes, tools and parts, and most importantly, your time!
Questions or interested in volunteering? Contact us at manager@lordrobertscc.ca.
All e-transfer donations can be directed to: bikehub@lordrobertscc.ca
Bike Hub in the news:
Winnipeg Free Press Article
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the LRCC Bike Hub?
The Bike Hub is a community-run, DIY bicycle workshop. We provide the space, tools, and repair stands you need to fix your own bike.
Do you fix my bike for me?
No we do not. We are a “do-it-together” shop. Our volunteer mechanics guide you and teach you how to do the repair yourself.
How much does it cost to use the Hub?
We try and keep it accessible but recommend a donation in order to purchase consumables, essential components and pay for utilities.
Can I book an appointment?
No. We do not take appointments under any circumstances. It’s first come first served.
Do you sell bike parts?
Not really. We have a modest amount of used parts available for a small fee and stock some basics like tubes and cables.
Do you sell bikes?
Sort of. We often sell refurbished bikes on Wednesday evening at the South Osborne Farmers Market. The money made from this helps fund other programming of ours, like our free after school drop in program.
Can I donate my old bike to the Hub?
Yes. We accept donations of bikes and parts in decent condition. We either fix them up for community programs or strip them for parts to help others keep their bikes on the road.
Is the Bike Hub open year-round?
No. Our hours fluctuate depending on grant funding and the availability of our volunteers. Please double-check our current hours before heading down.
Do you have social media?
No.
