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Bécyks Unis Montréal - Bikes Unite Montreal

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Réseau des ateliers vélo communautaires de Montréal

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Montreal Community Bike Shop Network

About

You're on the website of BUM-BUM: Montreal's Community Bike Shop Network.

A community bike shop is a fixed or mobile space run by an organization that offers the community a place for assisted self-repair of bikes, free of charge or at low cost. By 'assisted self-repair', we mean that people work on their own bike while being helped along by the shop's mechanics — amateurs, volunteers or professionals of varying skill levels. Resources, knowledge, and tools related to bikes are shared openly in these spaces.

BUM-BUM's goal is to build a lasting network that supports, represents, and elevates Montreal's community bike shops. BUM-BUM aims to remain accessible, grounded in the reality of these shops, in solidarity, and resilient.

call out : participate in the mechanics' calendar!

Hello bike mechanics, Allô les mécanos

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This is the moment you’ve all been waiting for : the 'internationally renowned' Montreal mechanics’ calendar will bloom once again after a long hibernation, with Bikes Unite Montreal (BUM BUM).

To participate, fill out this form! More info on the project can be found here.

✎ 14.08.2026

Contact

To get in touch right now with an active member of the network, send an email to bumbumvelo@riseup.net. Or:

📧 Stay in touch by email

You can join the shop email network by sending an email to convergence-velo+subscribe@googlegroups.com and by replying to the automated response message.

💬 Enter the chat room

For more dynamic engagement, join the network's Discord server.

🚲 Join a bike shop!

Montreal community bike shops are always looking for new volunteers. Get involved by reaching out to a shop near you !

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Contribute to the website

This website is always improving. Propose a change to the site by creating an account on Github and creating an issue on this page. If you prefer, you can talk about the issue on the #site-web channel in the Discord. You can also contribute directly to the website by creating a pull request.