New ORC Full Service Bike Shop!

Go beyond the traditional bike trail with the Outdoor Recreation Center (ORC) Full Service Bike Shop! As the ORC continues to provide a wide range of opportunities for anyone looking to discover the outdoors, the WSU Fix-It Bike Shop is now offering a new menu of bike repair services. Inclusive tune-ups to entire overhauls, the Full Service Bike shop is here to make sure any bicyclist has the tools, opportunity, and knowledge to repair their bicycle. Designed to be an extension of the WSU Fix-It Bike shop, an array of maintenance items will also be available for purchase. To ensure patrons can experience this educational outlet at an affordable price services are discounted for students and recreation center members! The Full Service Bike Shop is located at the Outdoor Recreation Center and is open Tuesday-Thursday from 3-6 p.m. It’s time to set out on your next bike adventure–all with the help of the Full Service Bike Shop.

For more information on the new Full Service Bike Shop, please visit urec.wsu.edu/outdoor-recreation

Contact: Lance Jackson: Coordinator, Green Bike Program & Outdoor Rental Shop, lance.jackson@wsu.edu

By Communications staff, Washington State University

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