Free Cycles Missoula 732 South 1st Street West, Missoula, MT 59801

"Great organization doing great work in Missoula! They are also one of the best spots for local music! I have seen many shows here and my band plays here quite a bit. highly recommend checking out the events they put on!"

"What a great space for a get together with friends. The organization I work for was honored with a dinner by our Board of Directors. I had been to Free Cycles before for some bike maintenance, but never walked through. It is a very warm space w it h great lighting and wood everything everywhere. There is even a sound system we hooked for music. I would have a party any day and I hope that happens soon.? Book Free Cycles if you need a spot to be with friends."

"Had a great time going through bikes and hiring the Fall Harvest finding some in really good shape for a 12 year old, 6 year old and 3 year old. The help and knowledge was extraordinary. We are super grateful for this organization. We will be in to work on and learn about bicycles."

"The best bike co op in the nation. I know it’s not proven but the online blogs indicate nothing better exists. You get your project frame and components for a small donation. Get your questions answered. And you help others in the Montana biking community. Pick your highest superlative and multiply by infinity. Unbelievable."

"This place is awesome. They have thousands of used bikes to chose from. For $30 or 90 minutes of volunteering in thier facility, they will let you chose and help you fix one of these bikes. They supply all of the parts and have an experienced crew to help even the most mechanically challenged (like myself) fix a bike to take home! They also have a showroom of bikes they've already repaired for sale and great prices. Everyone was so incredibly kind and patient. I absolutely love how they make biking possible for everyone in our community. They are using equipment that would otherwise go in a landfil and give it new life. All while teaching new skills to everyone who walks through the doors. And they do it with a smile on thier face! We need more places like Free Cycles."