Enabling our sustainable and circular community, through the power of ​ bikes and skills.

Who We Are

The Bikery is a community-driven project in Huntly run by the Charity Gordon Rural Action, dedicated to making cycling accessible, affordable and sustainable for everyone. From our renovated town-centre hub, we sell low-cost, fully serviced bikes, provide expert repairs and offer recycled cycling equipment that gives pre-loved bikes a second life. Every bike we sell or repair helps reduce waste, cut carbon emissions and promote healthier, more active lifestyles in our community.

We’re more than just a bike shop – we’re a place to learn, share and connect. Our Velotech-trained team runs skills workshops, supports volunteering and works with local partners to remove barriers to cycling. Whether you’re buying your first bike, learning to maintain your own or simply looking for a friendly space to explore cycling, The Bikery is here to help you ride with confidence and purpose.

The Bikery is part of a larger Charity, Gordon Rural Action, who are accountable to OSCR and Companies House. Gordon Rural Action have been providing free, confidential advice and support, tackling poverty, inequality and responding to the needs of our community since 1978. Charity No SCO04883.

Our Vision

A future where everyone has the opportunity for cycling and its benefits, connecting people and places via the power of community, bikes and skills. To give access to the equipment, support, advice and skills they need to own, maintain and ride their cycle safely.

Our Values

Socially Responsible

Empowering

Sustainable

Passionate

Inclusive

Our Team

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Emily

Bike Mechanic
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Roy

Bike Mechanic
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Rob

Training Co-ordinator
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Michael

Bike Technician
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Toby

Bikery Project Co-ordinator
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Graeme

Volunteer
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Stuart

Customer Service Technician
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Ian

Youth Training Support
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Paula

Bike Mechanic
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Mike

Bike Mechanic
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Phil

Volunteer
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Ally

Finance Trainee
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Ava

Finance Admin
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Emma

Chief Officer
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Becky

Finance & Business Officer
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Laura

Strategic Outcomes Officer
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Gaenor

Trustee
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Louise

Chair of the Trustees
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Gillian

Trustee
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Glenn

Trustee

The Bikery Timeline

1978

Gordon Rural Action is established

Gordon Rural Action have been providing free, confidential advice and support, tackling poverty, inequality and responding to the needs of our community since 1978. Our Community Support Hub is open to everyone in Huntly and the wider Aberdeenshire community and not restricted by postcode.

1978

December 2021

Bike shack project concludes

Networks of Wellbeing announced the closure of the Bike Shack project after 6 years, based in the Huntly industrial estate.

December 2021

January 2022

Gordon Rural Action takes ownership

Gordon Rural Action took ownership of the Bike Shack project.

January 2022

April 2022

The Bikery is founded

The Bikery project is started by Gordon Rural Action in an old bakery on 49 Gordon Street, in the centre of Huntly, with a new name and purpose. Building renovations begin!

April 2022

November 2022

Workspace expansion funded

Funding from Nestrans allowed the expansion of our workspace.

November 2022

March 2023

The Bikery opens

Bikery opened its shop doors to the public for the first time.

March 2023

June 2023

Official opening

Official opening of Bikery performed by Vice Lieutenant, Lady Aberdeen.

June 2023

February 2024

Visit from Sandy Manson

The Lord Lieutenant of Aberdeenshire, Sandy Manson, visits The Bikery.

February 2024

September 2024

Dedicated training space created

A new training space is built to allow for bike maintenance training courses and volunteering.

September 2024

July 2025

Visit from Mark Beaumont

The legendry cyclist Mark Beaumont visits The Bikery.

July 2025

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