Pendleton Somerby Junior 24” – £145.00 Bikes to Africa The Pendleton Somerby Junior is the perfect mix of classic style and everyday practicality — a scaled-down version of the much-loved adult Somerby, designed especially for younger riders aged 8–12 years (height 127–144cm). Reference: R250491Type: CityWheel Size: 24”Frame Size: 13”Colour: Light Green Bikes to Africa […]
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Oxford Bike Works Model 1 – £850.00 Bikes to Africa This week’s Bike of the Week is something special — a custom-made Oxford Bike Works Model 1, a beautifully built, flat-bar touring bike that’s designed to go the distance. Bikes to Africa This hardly used, refurbished model features a Reynolds 525 double-butted steel frame, built for strength,
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Re-Cycle’s Cycle2School+ Pilot Brings 1,000 Bicycles to Nigerian Students Bikes to Zambia With the arrival of Re-Cycle’s first container of donated bikes for Nigeria, Director Charlotte Ward travelled to Lagos and Abuja to launch the Cycle2School+ pilot project in partnership with Rotimi Aroge of the GRA Empowerment Foundation Their mission: to demonstrate Re-Cycle’s commitment on
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Pinnacle Californium – £195.00 Bikes to Africa Reference: R250473 Type: City Wheel Size: 700 Frame Size: 18″ Color: Red The Pinnacle Californium is a timeless city bike designed for riders who want comfort, practicality, and style all in one. With its lightweight alloy frame, relaxed riding position, and classic upright handlebars, this bike
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Re-Cycle Welcomes Four New Trustees to the Board Bikes to Zambia Re-Cycle is delighted to announce the appointment of four new trustees: David Triggs, Allan Ramsey, Benjamin Hollins and Dom Wright. Each brings a wealth of experience to the charity, including valuable insight into public relations, governance, and strategic development. Their arrival marks
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A New Beginning for Mitchell with a Donated Bike in Rooihout Bikes to Zambia Location: Rooihout, Cape Town Bike Donated By: Re-Cycle UK | Distributed through BEN At just four and a half years old, Mitchell Erasmus from Rooihout, Cape Town, embodies remarkable resilience. Raised by his grandmother since birth due to his mother’s struggles
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Re-Cycle celebrates skills building programme for local students Bikes to Zambia Students from Colchester Institute kicked off the new college year by joining volunteers at Re-Cycle to help prepare donated bikes for shipment to Africa. Over a four-week period, students with additional learning support needs, had the opportunity to develop their practical skills with the
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How Your Donations Bring Clean Water to Zambia Bikes to Zambia When you donate a bike to Re-Cycle, the impact goes far beyond transport. In Zambia, our partners Care Providers Foundation (CPF) are using funds raised through the sale of Re-Cycle bikes to tackle one of the most urgent community needs: clean water. Bikes to
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Knowledge is the Greatest Gift You Can Give Bikes to Malawi At Re-Cycle, we believe that sending bikes is just the beginning. To ensure those bikes keep rolling for years to come, we also invest in training local mechanics with our partners in Africa. On a recent trip to Malawi, Charlotte and Mark worked with
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A Milestone for Re-Cycle’s Newest Partnership Bikes to Nigeria Yesterday, we waved off our very first container bound for Nigeria – marking an exciting new chapter for Re-Cycle and our partnership with the Gabriel Rotimi Aroge Empowerment Foundation (GRAEF). Bikes to Nigeria Bikes to Nigeria This container is the launchpad for the pilot Cycle-2-School Project,
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