Do you have an old bike sitting in your garage or shed that you no longer use? Below is a list of where you can recycle your bike and help the community.
Western Sydney Cycling Network
Fixes up donated bicycles and loans them to the local community to promote recycling, sustainability and healthy living.
Location: Fairfield City Showground, Prairiewood
How to Donate Your Old Bike: Every Wednesday from 9am till 1pm or on the first Sunday of each month from 9am till 12 noon.
Bicycle Garden
Bicycle Garden is a volunteer run organisation and welcomes donations. Due to our limited storage space in a small shared space, we are unable to accept all donations.
Location: Bicycle Garden, Sydney park Cycling Centre, 410-412 Sydney Park Rd
How to Donate Your Old Bike: Visit their website in order to organise a drop off time. For larger donations they may be able to arrange pick-up
Cycle Re-cycle Club
Accepts donated bikes and spare parts for the purpose of injecting more working bikes into the community. Volunteers provide bicycle repair assistance and tools at their twice-weekly workshops.
Location: Waterloo, Sydney
How to Donate Your Old Bike: Drop it off during workshop hours (Mondays & Wednesdays, 5pm to 8pm) or get in touch to arrange a drop off on Saturday.
Bike Love Corral
Restores and cheaply sells donated bikes and spare parts in order to promote cycling in the local community. They also run free workshops on bicycle repair and safe riding skills.
Location: Newcastle University
How to Donate Your Old Bike: Drop it off during opening hours (Monday to Saturday, 9am to 5pm)
Bikes4Life
Bikes 4 Life is a not for profit organisation that alleviates poverty and social injustice in Australia and overseas by recycling and restoring discarded bikes. With the simple gift of a bicycle, families can enhance their standard of living dramatically, especially those in marginalised impoverished communities.
Location: Sydney, Melbourne and Brisbane.
How to Donate Your Old Bike: See website for more information
We would also suggest to check your local council and Police Citizens Youth Clubs (PCYC) for recycling programs.