Cycletastic 2026

The Cycletastic Community bike shed was established in 2010 with a London Cycle Campaign community bike fund.Ā  Cycletastic is aĀ  volunteer led, bike repair project . The Project was originally set up in Kilburn alongside a Healthy neighbourhoods transformationĀ  to the Brent Eleven Streets area .Ā  Cycletastic volunteers recycle pre lovedĀ  bikes back to the community and offer basic bike repair whilst you get hands on and learn how to.Ā  Cycletastic also offerĀ  bike riding training for all ages when funding allows .

The shed opens onĀ  first and last Saturday afternoonsĀ  during the warmer months so that you can drop in and repair your own bike using our tools and parts. Please check Instagram :cycletasticfixlearnride for updates. Cycletastic can help you learn basic bike mechanics so that you can save money and become aĀ  self sufficient bike owner. We have a tool and parts resourceĀ  and welcome anyone to the shed onĀ  Saturday afternoons that needs bike help.Ā 

Cycletastic offersĀ  Learn To Fix sessions to beginners and intermediates.

WeĀ  help you keep your bike rolling andĀ  roadworthy offering you the help ofĀ  skilled mechanics to fixĀ  your bike withĀ  you . We can assemble and safety check your newĀ  bike with you also.Ā 

We haveĀ  second hand and new bike parts for sale and sell second hand bikes. WeĀ  welcome your unused/ bike donations to help us to continue to offer this from the shed.Ā 

We have a face bookĀ and instagram page : cycletasticfixlearnride . We update the instagram page as often as possible to keep you in contact with what is happening at the project and in the local and widerĀ  London area.

If you are looking for Free Learn to Ride training pleaseĀ  search Free Bike training on line to find out where you can pick this up in your area . Please message info@cycletastic.org.ukĀ  if you want to book a place to learn bike maintenance with your name, age , mobile number ,postcode and starting ability .

Please note thatĀ  the Cycletastic bike shed is run by volunteers and the project is closed during cold winter months.Ā 

Learn to FixĀ  10.30 -12.45Ā  at the CHF shed in 2026 . TheseĀ  dates are :

2 May ,Ā  6 June, 4 July, 5 September, 31 October, 7 November

We always welcome new volunteers skilled or wanting to learn maintenance skills at shed opens on the first and last Saturday afternoon of each month . 13.30-16.00

28 March, 25 April, 2 & 30 May, 6 & 27 June, 4 & 25 July, 5 & 26 September, 31 October , 7 NovemberĀ 

Learn to Cycle ,Training aimed at adults and families is on Wednesdays evenings : dates TBC subject to Funding Please email : info @ cycletastic.org.uk if you would like to book a place . There are 3 sessions .Ā  Ā  Ā  Ā  Ā  Session 1 starts at 4.30Ā  Ā  Ā  Session 2 starts at 5.30Ā  Session 3 starts at 6.30Ā 

LearnĀ  to Cycle Training takes place in South Kilburn at the bike Hangars on Granville Road (behind the GranvilleĀ  community Centre NW6 5RA )

You don't need to own a bike to learn to ride with us!
"Cycletastic exists to support cycle use in the local Kilburn area and beyond. We offer a number of services to the community including free bike repair ("Dr Bikes"), bike maintenance workshops, learn to ride sessions and fun bike rides "
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Cycling Lessons For Ages 9 - 90

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Our Events:

Free Learn how to Cycle 2026

The Granville Community Centre Bike Hangars (behind The Granville)
140 Carlton Vale @ 80 Granville Road NW6 5RA
We are only offeringĀ  one learn to ride session in 2026 as part of the South Kilburn Festival .Ā  4th JuneĀ 

We await to hear about funding for Learn to ride sessions on Wednesday evenings in South Kilburn .

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Free Summer Holiday Learn how to Cycle 2026

The Granville Community Centre Bike Hangars (behind The Granville)
140 Carlton Vale @ 80 Granville Road NW6 5RA

Dates TBC

Learn How to Cycle Information 2026

  • Training is for Complete Beginners and Improvers
  • Events are for all ages but aim to teach adults firstĀ  and children of these adults onlyĀ  starting from 9 yrs old
  • Children must be accompanied by a participating adult
  • Adult bikes and helmets provided. Free (or bring your own)
  • Children’s bikes and helmets provided. Free (or bring yo

Rides on Road for New Riders 2026

There is currently no training at the Granville in 20256

Dates TBCĀ 

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@ The Granville Community Centre

Bike Hangars (behind The Granville) 140 Carlton Vale @ 80 Granville Road NW6 5RA

Learn to Fix Your Bike Free

The Cycletastic Bike ShedĀ  has relocating to :
Clitterhouse Farm 88 Claremont Road NW21AP

The following sessions have moved to this location .Ā 
Learn How to Maintain and Repair your own BikeĀ 

Booking Essential :info @cycletastic.org.uk

These sessions are for beginners andĀ  intermediates fixers

Learn How to fix : punctures ,brakes, gears, make adjustments and maintain your own bikeĀ 

Beginners: Learn how to Fix a puncture
Intermediate: Learn How to Adjust your brakes and Gears 10.30-12.45Ā  Booking on info@cycletastic.org.ukĀ 

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Beginners - Intermediates

Beginners: Learn how to Fix a puncture
Intermediate: Learn How to Adjust your brakes and Gears 10.30-12.45  Booking on info@cycletastic.org.uk 
May 2
June 6
July 4
September 5

October  31

November 7 

Email Us: info@cycletastic.org.uk

Need assistance or have any questions about our free bike lessons? We’re here to help! info@cycletastic.org.uk

Testimonial

Cycletastic Feedback

I learned very useful tips for riding a bike, including safety checks, brakes and skills course, like learning to keep balance, rolling and then putting a pedal up with the aim of later using both pedals and learning to ride a bike confidently. They helped me learn new skills, improve my confidence and not give up. They were really supportive and encouraged me to keep going by providing very helpful tips and advices. I loved my experience with Cycletastic! Thanks so much!
Laura
4.6/5
I was notified about the scheme through my street WhatsApp group. Even though I learned to ride a bike as a child, I’ve always been too nervous to cycle on the roads in London. Now I have two small children who are (quickly!) learning how to cycle and I want to be able to keep up and have fun with them on family days out. The course built my confidence and by the big road ride at the end of 4 weeks, I was loving it and feeling happy on the bike. I’ve since been and bought my own! I’d love to do more group cycles - Josie informed me about ā€œJoyridersā€ - I just need to make time around work and family etc!
Hayley
4.6/5
4.9/5
Great community service. Paul changed my front brake cable and showed me how to do it. He did a great job and made sure my bike was perfect! It is well worth a visit to get your bike back up to working order. Bear in mind they accept donations (Ā£5 minimum) for the work they do. The people that fix your bike are all volunteers so every little helps
luke
4.6/5
Amazing place if you have time and want friendly free support and to learn to be independent with bike maintenance šŸ™‚
Paavan