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Two people each on a bicycle.  They are on a path in the park.

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 cycles and give people a chance to give cycling a go.

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.

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.

For more information and to find your nearest bike library, click the button below to be re-directed to The Bee Network website with details of those in the borough and throughout Greater Manchester.

Bike Library details

Springfield Park Bike Library

Would like try cycling but don’t want to commit to buying a bike? Join our library at Springfield Park and hire a cycle free for a month.

  1. Fill in the online form
  2. Wait to receive a library membership number in your inbox.
  3. Come to Springfield park during library opening times with your photo ID and hire a bike and accessories.
  4. Come back after 1 month and either return our bike, renew your loan or buy a low cost cycle.

The library is open on Thursdays at 3.30-6pm.