A DAY IN THE LIFE - TRAINEE COORDINATOR
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Ever wondered what it's like to work at Frontline Bikes? In this 'Day in the Life' series, our team talk us through when they joined the social enterprise and what their role involves.
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Ever wondered what it's like to work at Frontline Bikes? In this 'Day in the Life' series, our team talk us through when they joined the social enterprise and what their role involves.
Browsing for a bicycle but not sure what the difference is between a hybrid and a mountain bike? Or are you confused about which bike would best suit your needs?
Whether you need a bike for commuting or something built for longer rides and varied terrain, choosing the right type can greatly improve your experience. Here's a quick guide to the most common bicycle styles in our shop to help you find the one that best suits your needs.
In a world where environmental awareness is more important than ever, many people are rethinking their consumption habits — from fashion to food to transportation. If you're looking to change your consumer habits and make more sustainable choices, one small but powerful step is buying a secondhand bike.
If you are new to cycling, it can be somewhat overwhelming figuring out what the right kind of bike for you is; what size it should be and what gear you may need. In this handy guide, we’re going to break down the different bike styles, and explain how to pick the right size bike for your height, as well as what safety gear you need and even some cycling tips.
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.