Get a Free Bike
We believe everyone deserves safe, reliable transportation. Our Get a Free Bike program gives working bicycles at no cost to those in need. Unfortunately, we cannot provide electric bicycles.
How It Works
We partner with nonprofits, schools, religious institutions, and mentoring programs for referrals.
To request a free bike our partner entity has to fill out the form on our website. The form opens at the start of each month, and closes when we reach capacity. If it is closed, please check back next month.
Questions or special requests? No caseworker or referral? Need 5+ bikes for your Austin-based organization? Want to become a community partner?
Email: liaison@austinyellowbike.org.
Other Ways to Get a Bike
If the free bike request form is unavailable, there are other ways to get rolling:
Earn a Bike Program: Volunteer and earn one
As-Is Bikes: Buy a low-cost fixer-upper and repair it at our free Workshops.
Our Social Services partners
A New Entry
Ascend Recovery
AISD
ATX Recovery Management
Austin Public Health NSU
Austin Public Library
Bicycle Meals
Bikes Across Borders
Caritas of Austin
Casa Marianella
CASA of Travis County
Central Health Medical Respite
Communities In Schools
Community Care
Council on At Risk Youth
Crockett High School
DACC
Del Valle Libraries – ETGLD
Downtown Austin Community Court
Endeavors
Explore Austin
Families in Transition
Foundation Communities
Friends of the Children
Global Impact Initiative
Goodwill Central Texas
Hays County Mental Health Court
Housing Authority of Austin
Integral Care
LifeWorks
Pflugerville ISD Welcome Center
Project Transitions
RBJ Senior Housing
Ride Bikes Austin
Salvation Army
Strong Towns Pflugerville
Sunrise Homeless Navigation Center
The Other Ones Foundation
Travis Co. Children’s Services
Travis Co. Public Defender
Trinity Center
Veterans Affairs
Whole Child Dept at Manor ISD
Wonders & Worries
Youth Advocate Programs