Green Bay Bicycle Collective

Mission Statement

The mission of the Green Bay Bicycle Collective is to promote cycling as an effective and sustainable form of transportation, through education, encouragement, and advocacy, thus creating a safe, healthy, community-based bike culture.

What We Do

The Green Bay Bicycle Collective is a non-profit bike group made up of cyclists and advocates. We offer bike safety courses and refurbished bikes through our Earn-A-Bike program and encourage mobility by hosting community rides and events. Our advocacy efforts include working with local officials to increase bicycle and pedestrian infrastructure in the Greater Green Bay Area.

Donate A Bike / Volunteer

One of the collective’s undertakings is refurbishing bikes.  Our bikes may be earned or donated to a child, a resident, or sold and the money used for community projects.  If you are interested in donating a bike you can drop it off at our community bike shop on 418 4th St., Green Bay, WI 54304. We are open on Sundays and Wednesdays from 10am-2pm.  We are closed January-February.

Bike drives may be held from time to time to gather a number of bikes for a specific cause.  Check our events calendar for any upcoming opportunities to donate.

Volunteer opportunities can include bike clean-up, event coordination, ride participant, etc…Send us your info on this Volunteer Sign-up form, or check our regular postings for upcoming opportunities. Cheers and Ride On!

Rules of the Collective

Anyone can join. We do our best to represent everyone. Bike groups and businesses are encouraged to become familiar with us. All bikes and materials in restoration projects are acquired through bike drives or donations. We reserve the right to redistribute donated bikes and materials as we deem best for the community and the collective.

Not bad for a few inner city #punks. We had a great time at the #whitecap #fatbikerace. Thanks again @brokenspokebicycles, see you on the streets! #fatbikes #weride #workhardplayharder #509cyclesPublic support needed! Brown County is considering entering into an agreement with the Oneida Tribe to develop a new 5.5 mile recreational trail along an abandoned section of railroad corridor from Packerland Drive (near Pamperin Park) to the town of Oneida. The proposed trail would become part of the existing Duck Creek Trail, a 7 mile trail that extends from the town of Oneida to the town of Seymour. In Seymour, the Duck Creek Trail connects to the Newton Blackmour State Trail, a 24 mile trail connecting New London, Shiocton, Black Creek and Seymour. This addition would create a continuous 36.5 mile trail from Packerland Drive in Green Bay to New London. There will be a county meeting to consider this development. Details are as follows: Brown County Education & Recreation Committee Thursday, January 31st @ 5:30 pm Brown County Northern Building, 305 E Walnut St, Green Bay, WI 54301 Room 200Just a couple of #GBBC admin staffers #representin at the #fatish #bikerace in #Ishpeming this weekend...this race had it all! #workhardplayharder #ramba #brokenspokecycling #509cyclesSo excited to work with @gbaso to get more butts on bikes! Especially the little ones...#striderriders #kidsandbikes #communitybikeculture #striderbikes #greenbay #bikes#dreammachine #communitybikeshop #greenbaybicyclecollectiveHad to give a shout out to @allen_r_maresh, from @special_gears, for these awesome shirts! Allen has been fixing and donating bikes to area kids since he was in grade school and is continuing to do so in high school. Now that’s #communitybikeculture...#bikes #bikelife #specialgears #kidsandbikes #greenbayThanks Deano for letting us store our excess bikes at your shop for the last year! This #coffeemug should cover our tab...#somanybikes #bikesupportAlways a pleasure when @bikefed pays us a visit! Thank you @davidschlabowske and everyone at the #bikefed for all you do. Looking forward to another year of #bikes, #advocacy, and #fun... #bikelife #bikelove #bikeadvocacy #communitybikeshop #communitybikeculture #greenbay #wisconsin

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GBBC will be discussing E-Bikes and local bike facilities at the 6th Science, Technology, Engineering, Arts, and Math event, held at the Neville Public Museum on July 25th.

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Get in touch

We’d love to hear from you! There are several ways to contact us.  Feel free to comment on this page, send us an email, or visit our Facebook page and Instagram @greenbaybicyclecollective.  We look forward to your input.

Phone Number



GBBC

PO BOX 97
Green Bay
WI 54305
info@gbbicycle.org