Mission Statement:
RECYCLE. RECLAIM. EMPOWER.
We provide a free recycling service to our community with the mission to keep bikes out of the landfill. We train our volunteers on how to restore, repair and reclaim bicycles and bicycle parts. We empower our community members and volunteers through bicycle education of bicycle safety and mechanical skills.
GOALS:
Key City Bike aims to:
¨ Educate community members about cycling and bike mechanics.
¨ Provide a safe and positive workspace for anyone to fix their bicycle.
¨ Reduce environmental impact by up-cycling and recycling donated bicycles and parts.
¨ Expand bike culture.
Find current hours and events on our KCB Calender
Shop Manager: Brian Gosewisch
2021 Board of Directors:
Amanda Anez — Chair
Joe Madson — Vice Chair
Jackson Forderer– Secretary
David Sieberg — Treasurer
Zach Brooks — Member at large
Brady Taylor — Member at large
KCB Annual Reports:
2021 KCB Annual Report
2020 KCB Annual Report
2019 KCB Annual Report
2018 KCB Annual Report
2017 KCB Annual Report
2016 KCB Annual Report
We take in donated bikes, fix up what we can, and recycle the rest. We have tools on hand to help you get your bike road ready.
Key City Bike (KCB) is a recognized 501(c)(3) non-profit organization. KCB exists today because of passion and success built on a legacy of community with an investment of knowledge, tools, hard work and donated bikes.
First through the PACT Ministries’ Bikes for All program over 15 years ago, then the ReBike Project Club, and now as a registered 501(c)(3) non profit organization.
KCB is largely volunteer operated via its members and the local community, depending upon them for every organizational function.
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