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Bury Bike Library

Photograph taken by Maurice Clegg

Bury Bike Library

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What is a 'bike library'?

Bike libraries are local hubs that will allow people to borrow a bicycle, like a book, to try out. They aim to boost access to cycling and take advantage of developing infrastructure, offering communities the chance to kick-start their own sustainable ‘bike library’.

Bike libraries are generally based in the heart of a community, within easy reach by foot, in places such as community centres, schools, village halls or local business premises. Our bike libraries support similar schemes that are live in Greater Manchester and help create locally sustainable models where bikes are donated, fixed up and used.

Bike libraries do accept donations of bikes. If you have a bike, you no longer use and would like to donate then please contact your local bike library to discuss arranging this.

How it Works?

Bikes can be loaned out from Bury Library at the below opening times (please see below Times & Dates section).

Bikes are free of charge and all members of the public need to do is create a Library Membership Card (which requires some address ID) and fill in some short agreement forms. Bikes are loaned out in weeklong periods; however, you can return your bike earlier if the Bike Library Hub is open (open times are below).

Bike Library Hubs will provide users with a lock, however members of the public most have their own bike helmet, is they wish to use it.

Contact Details

Telephone Number

0161 253 5872

Email Address

bury.lib@bury.gov.uk

Location

Times & Dates

Date(s) Info

Tuesday 10am - 4:30pm, Wednesday 10am - 4:30pm, Thursday 12:30pm - 7:00pm, Friday 10:00am - 4:30pm & Saturday 9:30am - 1:00pm

Days of the week

Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, Saturday

Activity Period

All Year

Costs & Bookings

Additional Information

Cost is free, all you need to do is bring some ID that proves your address and sign a couple of short forms

Notes

Eligibility Notes

In order to borrow / use a bike you most have a Library Membership which can be done at reception; however, users will have to bring proof of their name and address in order to become a member.

Service Information

Coverages:

All, Bury & Local Area

Target Audiences:

All ages

Eligibility Requirements?:

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Last updated 29th August 2023

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