Question 1

What is Resurrection Cycles' mission and who do they serve?

Accepted Answer

Resurrection Cycles is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit dedicated to providing low-cost repairs and affordable used bikes to people who need reliable transportation. The shop works with customers regardless of financial situation and focuses on serving those in need of help accessing affordable transportation.

Question 2

Does Resurrection Cycles offer bike mechanic training?

Accepted Answer

Yes, the shop accepts applications for its Bike Mechanic Training program. Interested individuals can contact the shop directly for more information about learning bicycle mechanics as a marketable skill.

Question 3

How did Resurrection Cycles start?

Accepted Answer

The organization began in April 2010 when the founder, an experienced bicycle mechanic, started visiting Courson Park in Palmdale to repair bikes for people in the community. After seeing the demand, the founder operated a pop-up bike shop every Thursday morning for over a year, which grew into the current 501(c)(3 nonprofit with a permanent location in Lancaster.

Question 4

What volunteer and partnership opportunities does the shop have?

Accepted Answer

Resurrection Cycles invites volunteers and partners to join efforts such as the 'Crank Up Team' (providing startup resources), the 'Shop Squad' (working on bikes and repair clinics), the monthly Prayer Team, and 'Connecting Partners' (linking the shop with businesses and community organizations).

Question 5

Does Resurrection Cycles accept used bike donations?

Accepted Answer

Yes, the shop accepts donated bikes for parts or to refurbish and distribute to people who need transportation. Donations support the shop's mission of providing affordable access to reliable bikes.

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