Spin Again Bicycle Repair

05/25/2026

Bikes 101
A used bike shop quality bike like Trek, Specialized, or Giant, is better than any Big Box bike. Check around first.

05/12/2026

Join us for an evening ride at Bob Bryant Park as we kick off Memorial Weekend with movement and community!

📅 Friday, May 22 @ 6:30 PM
📍 Bob Bryant Park (600 Charles Blvd)

Bring your bike and ride with us. Each lap is approximately 1.5 miles, and you’re welcome to ride as many laps as you’d like! A route map is posted on the flyer.

🕕 Event Schedule:
• Check-in & Safety Check: 6:00 PM
(Free safety checks provided by Mike’s Bikes )
• Ride Begins: 6:30 PM

⚠️ Important Details:
• No registration required
• Waiver must be signed at the event to participate
• Children must be accompanied by an adult
• All bikes must have proper lighting/reflectors for nighttime use

Come out, enjoy the fresh air, and ride at your own pace with the community. We hope to see you there! 🚲✨

05/12/2026

Bikes 101
Roughly 80% of your braking should be done with the front brake. Learn to use them wisely.

05/08/2026

05/08/2026

Bikes 101
There is a difference between a single speed and a fixed gear bike. If you are new, pick the single speed.

05/06/2026

crappy pic, and I have posted this before, but since no one takes it seriously when I advocate for helmets, here is my face after a crash that landed me in the E.R. I had stitches IN MY MOUTH. my nose had to be re-attached at the bridge, and I have scars that hurt to this day. this was over ten years ago. i'm begging you, please wear a helmet.

05/03/2026

this is why you stick with coil suspension if you're not doing crazy jumps, etc. the cost to do this is astronomical, and the bike costs a ton more to even purchase. please, simple riders/commuters..go coil.

05/02/2026

That cyclist you’re passing? They’re someone’s family member. A 3‑foot gap isn’t a favor—it’s a right. Give them space, let them get home safe. Ride with us and demand the room we all deserve.

05/02/2026

04/22/2026

🏮 Stopping at red lights is one of the simplest yet most important responsibilities for cyclists.

It isn't just about following the law - it's about safety and respect on the road.

A cyclist who rolls through a red light puts themselves at risk of colliding with vehicles, pedestrians, or other riders, often at intersections where crashes are most likely to occur.

Obeying lights also helps build trust with other road users. Drivers are more likely to respect cyclists’ space and rights when they see consistent, responsible behavior.

By stopping, you’re showing motorists that cyclists belong on the road and play by the same rules.

There’s also the powerful effect of setting an example. When one rider stops, others behind are more likely to do the same, normalizing safe habits within the cycling community.

In short: stopping at red lights protects you, earns respect, and makes cycling safer for everyone.