New volunteers welcome. We rely on donations: 38-9008-0749578-00 - thank you for your koha! We help you fix your bicycle! Tumeke Cycle Space is a non-profit, volunteer-run, DIY bicycle workshop, with a focus on teaching people how to fix their own bikes. It’s a place where people can repair, build, and learn about bikes in a safe and inclusive environment. We'll help you to do the repair yourself, learning more about how your bike works and giving you the skills and confidence to fix things on your own. We provide tools (including the weird bicycle-specific ones), knowledge, and training. If you’re confident around bikes and just want to use our tools, that’s fine too. We’re also happy to help with maintenance – checking chains, brakes, tyres and gears, cleaning, applying lubricant and so on. This can help prevent problems getting worse later. We also have a wide range of bikes for sale. In this way we aim to empower people, encourage skill sharing, and promote cycling, an affordable, social form of transport that encourages a healthy lifestyle and environment. Open Sundays 12.00 pm - 4.00 pm. Closed on long weekends and during the summer holiday period. We’ve been around since 2010, and at our current location in Sandringham since 2020. Before that, we were based on Karangahape Road. We are supported by the Albert-Eden Local Board and koha from the public. If you would like to make a donation, our bank account is Kiwibank 38-9008-0749578-00, name Tumeke Cycle Space.
