The Ohio City Bicycle Co-Op ("OCBC") is a 501(c)(3) non-profit, volunteer-driven, co-operative bicycle education center. Our Earn-A-Bike program accepts donations of used bikes, which kids can earn by learning about bike repair and safe cycling. Surplus bikes are refurbished for sale or rent to support the organization. We also offer bike maintenance classes, public shop-use, shop credit for volunteering, and the League of American Bicyclists' Bike Driver's Ed course.  We are not a typical bike shop and do not accept drop-off bike repairs. We do, however, offer a 30-minute "while-you-watch bike check-over." Moreover, we sell used and new-old-stock parts and accessories, refurbished bicycles, and new parts and accessories such as tires, tubes, cables, spokes, locks, and lights. ………………………. Note: The best ways to stay in contact with us online: • Subscribe to our email newsletter or RSS blog feed (via our website) • Follow us on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/ohiocitycycles • Follow us on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/ohiocitycycles ………………………. Walk over to our next door neighbors after you visit our shop: • Cleveland Foundation Centennial Lake Link Trail (new installation) • CLE Metropark / Merwin’s Warf—locally sourced cuisine • Sainato’s—authentic Italian eatery • Rivergate Park—rowing, kayaking, canoeing • Crooked River Skate Park—skateboarding • Hoopples—brewpub (best view of CLE bridges; read its history page, too!) • Brick and Barrel—a nano-brewery • The Foundry—rowing, sailing, and fitness center ………………………. Background Image Source: Via an article written by Sarah Valek titled “Inclusive bicycle co-ops cater to underserved groups,” published April 2018 at WishCleveland.com; photo credit--Erik Anderson of OCBC. Web: .