A small and unassuming shop sits at the corner of First Avenue and University, surrounded by what looks like hundreds of bikes. A large paper sign, reading “F-M Community Bike Workshop,” hangs in the window. Step through the doors and you find yourself surrounded by a bustle of activity all around old bikes and parts, like stumbling on a bicycle graveyard. Bike frames hang close to the ceiling longing to be reunited with their parts and riders, and this is just what the volunteers at FMCBW would like to see.
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