Friends of the Folkbike ReCyclery

The Folkbike Recyclery thanks the following for their continued support:

Bluegrass Cycling Club The Bluegrass Cycling Club is a volunteer, not-for-profit organization. Our mission is to encourage bicycling for health, recreation, and transportation; to promote bicycle safety; to improve bicycling facilities; and to further all phases of bicycling.

Established in 1970 as the Bluegrass Wheelmen in Lexington, Kentucky, we have members throughout central Kentucky and beyond. We have weekend rides scheduled from March through October and host the Horsey Hundred and Red River Rally We bike for recreation, transportation, and even competition.

Capital City Cycles We offer great savings, selection, service and satisfaction here at Capital City Cycles! We are passionate about cycling and want to keep folks on their bikes, that is why we also offer...LIFETIME FREE TUNE-UPS on every bike we sell! Closed Mondays during winter months. We are located at 475 Versailles Road in Frankfort, KY. 502-352-2480

KencuckyCoffeetreeCafe Building Community, One Gathering at a Time! The cafe is a family-owned listening room, coffeehouse, and cafe, nestled in the historic downtown of Frankfort, Kentucky. Our vision is simple:

Create an environment where artists and audiences are immersed in the energy of the experience, where people share ideas for the greater good, and connections sprout into organized missions of sustainable community.

Relax and enjoy our organic coffee drinks, homemade soups and sandwiches. Choose from a wide selection of imports and microbrews, or select a wine from a carefully crafted list. There's always a reason to pull up a chair, relax and make our space yours.

WalkBike Frankfort Frankfort is a small city with a picturesque downtown core on a bow of the meandering Kentucky River. Big, beautiful green spaces are scattered through the city. It should be a great place to get around without a car. And, with work and planning, it will be.

We envision a network of safe, attractive, and interconnected sidewalks, paths, and bike lanes connecting Frankfort's neighborhoods to parks, schools, shopping, and outlying areas.