Right to Move / La Voie Libre

I’ve Learned a lot from them. Such nice well-experienced People and hope they all are doing well 🧿
I owe them my wheel tuning skills 🙏🏼🙏🏼
May the forces be with you
Cheers 🚲

I love little bike workshops like this! It's a bit disorienting the first couple times but all the volunteers and other people are helpful and friendly, all the equipment is super affordable, and I just really enjoy it.
It's not a professional bike shop, it's a do-it-yourself-with-guidance workshop, so think of it more like going to your friend's garage and you will be happy!

I love this place! I went there when I first bought my 2nd hand bike last year and needed to tune it up. They were very helpful, they taught me how to do everything I needed so I could even to it at home if I needed. I've spent so much time there and learned so much that I started volunteering there when I could [which isn't much]

The only issue is the limited space and time. They're open fore 3 hours day 6 days a week. They only have 6 stands for 6 bikes. So you should be there at least half an hour before they open to get a spot. Even earlier on nice weather days and weekends.

This is a community-based bike workshop. The fee for non-members is $2 per use of the shop, plus supplies if needed. Membership is $20 per annum and helps support the shop.
The volunteers are super friendly and helpful.

This place is a Montreal gem. They teach you how to fix your own bike (guiding you step by step) and they sell you parts at rock bottom prices. Be prepared to get dirty, literally, as you repair your own bike under the guidance of volunteer experts.

Amazingly helpful and very well equipped workshop. All the volunteers were friendly and really focused on getting everyone riding without breaking the bank.

Every one was nice and helpful. You need to wait to get a bike stand but you end up chatting with the other people waiting for a stand.

friendly place to learn about bike repair and mechanics. so good!

Very friendly and inclusive volunteers. A depth of knowledge happily shared.

Great atmosphere. DIY type of environment.

Good volunteers and good tool sets. All you need to fix your bike and learn how to do it yourself.

GET THERE EARLY IF YOU WANT A SPOT! Popularity has its downsides. :-)