The Bike Club at Shaker Heights High School means a lot to the students involved. "It's a bunch of high school students who like fixing bikes," Cormack Bernard, a student involved in the club, said.

TOWNSHEND — In a workshop next to Leland & Gray’s main school building, a group of students works hard to repair bicycles that were donated to them. The program, run by design and technology teacher ...

Don Cunkle has spent the last 16 years fixing bikes and changing lives, one gear at a time through the Recycle-a-Bicycle Program in partnership with TART Trails and Goodwill of Northern Michigan. It ...

BICAS, which stands for Bicycle Inter-Community Art and Salvage, hosts a Women Trans* Femme workshop every Monday night from 3-7 p.m. The workshop is open to anyone who identifies as female, ...

Twice a month, volunteers gather at Seacoast Church Summerville to fix up bicycles, combining a desire to serve and handy ...

The suspense grows: Will James Kieffer win a nationwide "hero" contest? His family hopes so, even though Jim could care less. After all, he does what he does not for glory but just to help people in ...

EWING, New Jersey (WPVI) -- Local volunteers are supporting the Boys & Girls Clubs Bike Exchange. This is where community ...

Noah Adelson uses a hand-me-down bike on campus. It’s a Giant Rincon Mountain Bike from the 1990s. It’s not an extravagant bike, but it’s a safe one. A former Team Florida Club Cycling president ...

Rejay, who turned his bike from “looking like trash into something worth keeping,” said he also helps younger children fix their bikes. “I come every chance I get, fixing chains and brakes,” he said.

>>FOSTER CHILDREN IN KANSAS CITY SOMETIMES HAVE TO PICK UP AND MOVE CONSTANTLY. AND SOMETIMES THAT MEANS RARELY HAVING ANYTHING OF THEIR OWN >>BUT AS KMBC 9’S ALAN SHOPE TELLS US A MAN IN OLATHE IS ...

As cyclists, we hear a lot of sounds when riding. Usually, the noises come from chirping birds, the wind rustling leaves or your bike’s tires rolling over your favorite trail. But sometimes the noises ...

No one could have told former middle school social studies teacher Dustin LaFont that he would one day quit to run a bike repair shop for neighborhood children in South Baton Rouge. Yet, that is what ...