We are a volunteer-powered nonprofit working together to make Orange County a better place to be a bicyclist. We do this is by helping bicyclists fix their own bikes, teaching bike repair, maintenance, and other bike-related subjects in our classes, advocating locally for bike-friendly infrastructure, donating bikes to those in need, a variety of fun activities including group rides, and our Wrench & Ride bike education program.
Find out more! Our shop carries a range of quality secondhand bikes and new and used bike parts and accessories and gear. All proceeds fund our programs and advocacy work! Find out more about visiting our shop. Our volunteer mechanics are on site to help you with as much help as you need to fix up your bike.
Find out more! Our shop carries a range of quality secondhand bikes and new and used bike parts and accessories and gear. All proceeds fund our programs and advocacy work! Find out more about visiting our shop. Our volunteer mechanics are on site to help you with as much help as you need to fix up your bike.
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What we do
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The Bicycle Tree is a place to fix up bikes. Our friendly and knowledgeable volunteer mechanics are on site to help guide you through every kind of bike repair, from simple bike maintenance to complicated bike overhauls involving specialized tools. Developing bike repair and maintenance skills will not only make your bike safer and save you money, it'll help you become a more empowered and confident cyclist.
Our mission
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To equitably support bicyclists and create healthy bicycle-friendly communities through activities, advocacy, and education. People of all kinds ride bikes. Cycling can be accessible to everyone, regardless of age, gender, language, skin color, belief system, or income level. We will work to make our shop space welcoming, inclusive, and helpful to as wide a variety of people as we can.
History
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The Bicycle Tree initially began through the efforts of a number of volunteers who met while preparing and serving food for the homeless in Anaheim. Hector Madrigal-Ramirez, Gina Marzolo, and Paul Nagel were primary among those who started the organization. Workshops were held on the driveway there every Saturday.
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In a lot of ways, we're similar to an ordinary bike shop. We carry a quality selection of new bike gear and accessories. Unlike your ordinary bike shop, however, we also carry a large range of quality secondhand bikes, bike parts, and bike accessories. Our range of used bikes, parts, and accessories mean you typically can get the things you need to keep your bike rolling along for less than you'd spend at an ordinary bike store.
Bike Repair
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Our friendly volunteer mechanics are on site four days a week to help you fix up your bike. We'll give you as much help as you need to help you fix your own bike. You can use our complete set of bike tools to perform almost any repair. We have a wide array of quality secondhand parts in stock. This means that repairs at our shop are almost always significantly cheaper than they would be at an ordinary bike shop.
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