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The Austin Yellow Bike Project (YBP) is a community supported ALL-VOLUNTEER 501(c)(3) non-profit organization dedicated to providing human-powered transportation for the people of Austin, running a community bike shop, and educating kids and adults.
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YBP's NEW Headquarters - Illustration by Iona Bee

HELP MAKE Yellow Bike's NEW Headquarters Become A reality!
Work will soon begin on our new 3,000 sq ft shop at 12th and Webberville. We are signing a 50 year lease with the City of Austin granting us the use of 3/4 of an acre which will become our new home. We need your support to make it happen (read more...).

VIEW OUR SHOP SCHEDULE! - Always up-to-date for your convenience (view schedule). You can also view the Austin Bicycle Advocacy Calendar.

ybp's 11th birthday party, Bike Art Show and Fundraiser!! - Celebrate the work of Austin’s grassroots bicycle community and join us for bike related fun, including gold sprints and yellow bike races, a raffle and silent auction art show, live music by Magnifico, Foot Patrol, along with No Big Deal, Blackholicus, and Hollywood Gossip, beats by DJ Brisket and DJ Katastrophik. There will also be 16mm bicycle films by Jeff Newbury. $5 suggested donation at the door. All proceeds go to The Yellow Bike Project and their new building construction.

When: Saturday, May 31st, 6pm to 2am
Where: 2908 Fruth St., The United States Art Authority and Spiderhouse Cafe

WATCH THE NEW YELLOW BIKE DOCUMENTARY! - Interns at Elephant Productions just finished a documentary that they made for us. Special thanks to Ally Kamel, Andy Gay, Jordan Torres, Anthony Kamel, Robyn Beck, and Gideon de Villiers for their work in putting this production together.

ADVOCACY STATEMENT - Recognizing that Yellow Bike's mission is only worthwhile if adequate bicycling facilities are available, we have devised an Advocacy Statement of support for the continued development of bicycle facilities in Austin. This statement will serve two purposes: 1) to inform City Council, staff, and other interested parties of YBP’s general positions on all issues that affect bicyclists, and 2) to guide YBP’s position on all specific issues affecting bicyclists that arise within the City. 

Stay tuned for news on upcoming issues and ways you can help improve cycling in Austin!  Thanks to Jen Duthie serving as Transportation Chair on our Representative Council for making this happen.  You can read our Advocacy Statement online.

YBP SURVEY - Click here to take the survey now! We've recently been thinking of ways to gauge what kind of impact the Yellow Bike Project has on the cycling community in a city like Austin.  We hope that our free bike repair workshops empower people, like few other education efforts can, to depend on their bikes for transportation.  Still, we're always interested in getting feedback on our effectiveness as an organization and new ideas on how to better realize our vision.