SVBE Parking Lot Sale: Community bike shop pedaling ride-ready deals in Palo Alto on Sunday, September 14

The Silicon Valley Bicycle Exchange (SVBE) in Palo Alto is hosting our Fall 2025
Parking Lot Bike Sale on Sunday, September 14 from 9AM to 1PM at 3961 East Bayshore Road, Palo Alto, CA 94303

This one-day-only sale features dozens of high-quality bicycles for adults and kids
refurbished by our trained volunteers at SVBE. From road bikes to hybrids, mountain bikes to cruisers, there's something for every rider and every budget.

Affordable bikes start at just $80, with helmets, locks, lights, and accessories also
available for purchase at unbeatable prices. Also, check out our popular FREE bin of gear and accessories!

SVBE's Parking Lot Bike Sale is a family-friendly event, with bikes available for all
ages. Proceeds go directly to support SVBE's donation and education programs,
including free bike distribution to individuals in need. Whether you're a new cyclist, a student heading to campus, or just looking for a low-cost and eco-friendly transportation option, this is your chance to score a great deal while making a difference.

Silicon Valley Bicycle Exchange
3961 East Bayshore Road, Palo Alto, CA 94303
Kelly Boyett - Program Manager
650-531-9985
Kelly@bikex.org

About SVBE: The Silicon Valley Bicycle Exchange is a volunteer-powered nonprofit 501(c)3 organization dedicated to encouraging communities to choose bicycles for a sustainable future by:
• Creating access to affordable, healthy transportation: We provide refurbished, donated bicycles to people in need, ensuring equitable access to bicycle transportation and promoting healthier living and environmental responsibility.
• Building cycling knowledge and confidence: We teach bicycle repair in a hands-on, diverse, respectful, and supportive environment.
• Fostering a culture of reuse and recycling: We divert donated bicycles and parts from landfills, extending the lifespan of these resources.
Since 1993, SVBE has provided thousands of bikes, helmets, locks, and lights to low-income individuals and nonprofit organizations in the Silicon Valley community while promoting sustainability and hands-on mechanical skills.

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