Love this place so much that I started volunteering to help more people get their bicycles in tip top shape,

Love this place, to have people show me how to work on own bike and use there specialty TOOLS is genius. Plus for a donation is money well spent to there organization to help people get there bicycles ready for there commute to work or recational. Also have many bikes for sale without the high bike shop prices.

My rating was in the hope of coming to the shop to find a bike for my granddaughter. I was so happy to learn of this place. Please open. Corona virus is a sham. 1.5 million people died of TB last year...no one wore a mask for that (no pandemic for that).

John at bikeBBQ is super cool. The Strada Rossa ride is super fun. It was an epic adventure

Learn how to work on your bicycles 🚲

Operated as a non-profit by volunteers and donations. A very unique idea for the bicycling community. I recommend you go by and check it out during their business hours its a pretty cool place with great people

The RBB is a co-op like bicycle repair shop. It is a free community resource to learn how to maintain your own bike. Although they have limited hours it is worthy of your patronage. The volunteers are knowledgeable but they encourage you to do the work yourself. They suggest a donation for use of their tools/services, but no one is turned away.I took a friend down the shop and he was instructed how to true his own wheels. He not only left with a roadworthy bike, but also a sense of empowerment to boot.They have ample tools for a simple tune up or a complete tear down. They also have lots of used and some new parts. I recommend you take any parts you need with you, but they do have brake/shifter cables and those little ferrules available for a few dollars.If you want someplace to drop you bicycle off to be repaired by someone else, this isnt the place for you. If want to delve into the joys of bicycle repair and be part of this community resource then do drop in.

Awesome spot. Constantly rotating inventory with some down to earth folks running the show. Hope to land a bike from here sometime soon!

Yeah thats a great the barbecue bike shop is awesome and they help you hook up with a broken up some pranks that were messed up and they hit me up with some awesome pranks that are just like high-dollar very cheap. Be back on the road Lovett BBQ bike shop is awesome

A do-it-yourself space with personal assistance and tools to cover all your biking needs. Super helpful and friendly crew.

I had an old 10 speed that needed 2 new inner tubes, had both rim strips broken, and a bent derailleur, and yet in an hour Frank and Leroy walked me through fixing all of it, set me up with a spare tube and a metal bottle cage and only charged me $17.50. Couldnt be happier that I came here.

Redlands BikeBBQ was awesome! I went their to get a bike for college and they were very helpful. Its essentially a shop run by volunteers, who receive all their bikes and parts as donations and then repair and build bikes to sell for low prices! The best part is that its about DYI bike repair, and the volunteers teach you about how bikes work. When I went, the bike I wanted had a bit of a shifting issue, and the volunteer spent over a half an hour with me explaining how the system worked, and then had me repair it with his assistance. It was a great experience, and I got a great bike (trek Mt bike) for my purposes for only $80. Overall the staff member I had was a fantastic teacher and I think the concept is great!

Really nice place and very kind guys as always willing to help anyone

I volunteer here and its a great resource for bike repairs and used parts

I couldnt find it.Can someone please tell me where it is .

Knowledgeable & friendly mechanics help get your steed back on the road, and fantastic prices on parts!

DIY bike repair here. Learn to work on your own bike, and keep these simple machines up and running.

Always can i count in the discount parts.best bike shop around for the regular bike joes..

These guys rock. They donate their time helping others learn how to work on their bikes.