About us

The Bike Hive is a community bike project run by volunteers, based in Alexandra Park, South Manchester, M16.  The project supports a growing number of people from across the local area to ride, recycle, build, repair and have fun with bikes. We provide the equipment, resources and qualified cycle instructors and mechanics.  We have a voluntary committee of dedicated local people who oversee the project and act as guardians of the group's mission and finances.  Anyone can become a member of the group and there is no cost required. 

Until January 2017 we were known as Whalley Range on Wheels.  Whalley Range on Wheels was set up in January 2015.   Our launch event took place in Alexandra Park on 1 March 2015. ​   We are an inclusive community cycling club and an affiliated member of Cycling UK, the national cycling charity (membership number 90085355).

The Bike Hive Team

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Jo, Ursula, Debbie and Ian
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Ian and Eve
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Ursula
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John
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Ursula, Eve, Jo, Ian and Debbie
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Ursula
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Jo
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John and Hannah
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Ian, Eve and John - CyclingUK award
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Jo
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Eve
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Ursula

Our mission

We want to help more people ride a bike more often for happy, healthy people and place.    

What do we do

We provide welcoming and inclusive space, resources and opportunity for local people to come together, to support each other, share information and skills and spread a love for bikes.
We can help you:
  • Learn to ride a bike
  • ​Teach your children to ride a bike
  • Improve bike handling skills and confidence
  • Develop your own bike maintenance skills
  • Repair an old bike​
  • Build a bike

  • Donate a bike to a good community cause
  • Find out about other cycling projects, groups, routes, facilities, resources and opportunities
  • Connect with other local people with a similar interest in bikes, cycling and bike recycling
  • Have fun!  

Greater Manchester Community Cycle Clubs

We are one of a growing number of community bike projects in Greater Manchester  supported by Cycling UK.