A SOCIAL ENTERPRISE BIKE SHOP IN DUBLIN 8 - THE BIKES WE SELL HAVE BEEN DONATED TO US AND UPCYCLED BY OUR PROFESSIONAL BIKE MECHANICS
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OUR ECO SOCIAL MISSION

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OUR ECO SOCIAL MISSION

Our social enterprise was founded in 2020 by our parent organisation Frontline Make Change, an addiction support service that operates multiple locations across Dublin. The initiative was created in direct response to the significant barriers faced by individuals with a history of long-term unemployment, addiction, or imprisonment - individuals who often find it incredibly difficult to secure stable employment and move forward from past struggles. Recognising these challenges, Frontline Bikes was developed as a pathway to help people rebuild their lives while addressing wider environmental concerns.

BIKE LOVERS CHRISTMAS GIFT GUIDE

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BIKE LOVERS CHRISTMAS GIFT GUIDE

Our Christmas gift guide caters to cyclists at all levels - from seasoned road cyclists to casual commuters. Whether they prefer the pavement or the trails, we've got the perfect present for every type of two-wheeled enthusiast.

BUILDING A BRIDGE WITH BIKE BUILDING

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BUILDING A BRIDGE WITH BIKE BUILDING

The Bridge Project - a youth project that Frontline Bikes’ parent organisation Frontline Make Change runs in conjunction with Dublin City Council, Community Garda and youth services in the North Inner City / North Wall, South Inner City / East Wall Areas - launched in 2023.

BIKE SAFETY

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BIKE SAFETY

Cycling is an efficient and healthy way to get from a to b, but with increased traffic on roads that cyclists share with cars, trucks and buses, and a lack of bike lanes in some areas, it’s important to ensure you are staying safe and visible when out and about.

FRONTLINE BIKES CIRCULAR ECONOMY APPROACH

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FRONTLINE BIKES CIRCULAR ECONOMY APPROACH

A circular economy system is one where we use less new raw materials, make longer lasting products, and repair products to make them last even longer, before we dispose of or recycle them.

This is in opposition to the linear economy system, which is a ‘take, make, use and dispose’ system where vast amounts of natural resources are extracted to manufacture products that are often discarded and disposed of in a land fill after a single use.

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