Happy Cranksgiving! SBK will be closed Friday, November 28th through Sunday, November 30th due to the Thanksgiving holiday.
Regular shop hours will resume Tuesday, December 2nd at 6pm.
We’re having a Friday movie night at @pacossacramento on K Street! Rad (1986)!
Friday, Dec 12th, 2025
Pacos shop at 2028 K Street
Doors at 6pm, Movie at 6:30pm
$5 entry, all proceeds to Sacramento Bicycle Kitchen
Snacks & beer available for purchase, cash only
It’s gonna be rad!
SBK will be closed this Wednesday, 11/19, for our monthly volunteer appreciation ride. Regular shop hours will resume Friday, 11/21, at 10am!
SBK will be closed Tuesday 10/28/25, due to our monthly volunteer appreciation ride. Regular shop hours will resume Wednesday 10/29/25, at 7pm.
We’re having a one day bike sale for the most bike-able season of the year in Sacramento (… also winter and spring…)! 
Get your discounted road and mountain bikes, beach cruisers, recumbents, and help us clear some shop space!
Sunday 10/19/25 from 1pm – 4pm
1915 I Street, Midtown (by the train tracks)
Cash only.
50% off bikes $100 or less
25% off bikes $100-$200
Plus select $10 bikes
Get your discounted road and mountain bikes, beach cruisers, recumbents, and help us clear some shop space!
Sunday 10/19/25 from 1pm – 4pm
1915 I Street, Midtown (by the train tracks)
Cash only.
50% off bikes $100 or less 25% off bikes $100-$200Plus select $10 bikes
This class is now full! New classes will be announced when scheduled. Keep an eye on our website for updates.
Fixing Flats and Routine Maintenance
When & Where: November 22, 2025 (10AM – 12PM) at the Sac Bike Kitchen
Cost: FREE (excluding parts if applicable)
Space is limited so RSVP to classes@sacbikekitchen.org
Join us for our entry-level, hands-on maintenance class that will teach you how to fix flat tires and perform routine maintenance procedures to keep your bike’s parts in top shape! The skills you learn in the 2-hour class will help you:
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Fix a flat tire via tube replacement or patching, along with learning the tools you need to fix a flat on the road (and avoid getting stranded!).
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Clean and lubricate your drivetrain to extend its life.
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Know which key areas to periodically check on your bicycle to catch potential problems before they leave you stranded.
No experience is necessary. If you have your own bicycle we encourage you to bring it, but you may also use one of our shop bikes.
Other things to know:
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The purpose of all SBK classes is to *teach* you how to perform bicycle repairs. Therefore, we cannot be held responsible for any damage your bicycle may incur during the class nor can we guarantee that you will have a functioning bicycle at the end of the class, especially if your bicycle was not functioning properly prior to the class.
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We have experience working with a variety of bicycles, but not all of them! If you surprise us with some exotic machine we’ve never seen before we’ll be happy to take a look at it and may even want to take some pictures, but we can’t guarantee we’ll know what’s best for it mechanically.