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De'ils On Wheels bike workshop

*** COVID-19 CORONAVIRUS PANDEMIC UPDATE ***

We are currently offering a restricted service.

We are offering bike repairs and servicing on a booking only basis and we are accepting donations of unwanted bikes.

We are offering FREE basic repairs and servicing to Key Workers and we are participating in the Scotland Cycle Repair Scheme, both thanks to funding from Cycling UK.

MORE INFO ABOUT REPAIRS

DONATE A BIKE

De’ils On Wheels is our community bike workshop based in Scotstounhill.

Services (many are currently suspended)

We are a Revolve accredited re-use organisation (Revolve is Scotland’s national re-use quality standard) and we provide the following range of services:

  • Bike sales – we sell quality reused bikes at affordable prices – and all our bikes come with a 30 day sales promise!
  • Bike servicing and repairs
  • Dr Bike checks
  • Parts, spares and accessories – we have a range of parts, spares and accessories – both new and reused – all at affordable prices
  • Bike donations – if you have an unwanted bike then please consider donating them to us
  • Volunteer - we also offer volunteering and training opportunities through our Community Green Team!

Customer Information

We are located at:

  • Ground Floor, 40 Kingsway Court, Scotstoun, G14 9SU (see map below)

You can contact us on:

  • m: 07515 879747 or t: 0141 433 0427 (main office)
  • e: [email protected]
  • Facebook www.facebook.com/deilsonwheels
  • Twitter www.twitter.com/deilsonwheels

We are currently NOT open to the public.

  • Wednesday from 11am to 5pm and
  • Thursday from 1pm to 7pm

You can also contact us for an appointment outwith these times and we will post on our Facebook page other times we might be open too! Or just pop along and visit us – everyone’s welcome and we’d love to see you.

“Securing a bike for a growing child at an affordable price, as next year he will have grown out of it, I can get a bike that is safe and I return the last one for re use by somebody else” De'ils On Wheels customer

Donating a bike

We accept donations of unwanted bikes, bike parts and some accessories although we can't accept helmets.

The easiest way to donate a bike to us is to drop it off at the workshop. We also offer a limited collection service for the G13 and G14 postcode areas. If you have a bike to donate then please contact us.

Every bike that gets donated to us helps support the work we do and by selling secondhand bikes it also helps people who may not have been able to afford a new bike to get cycling.

Revolve accreditation

Revolve is Scotland’s national re-use quality standard, making it easier and safer to buy second hand. De'ils On Wheels has been Revolve accredited since February 2015 and being part of the Revolve network allows us to provide our customers the re-assurance about quality, safety and cleanliness of our store. You can find out more in the short video below.

We were a finalist in the RBS Finding Scotland's Real Heroes awards - check out this short video featuring one of our volunteers.

About the name

De’ils On Wheels – so called in the spirit of Kirkpatrick MacMillan, the Scots inventor of the pedal bicycle. In 1842 the blacksmith rode his machine 70 miles from Dumfries into Glasgow, where people flocked to see the arrival of the “De’il on Wheels”. Unfortunately this led to him crashing into a small girl, and he was fined 5d as a result. However, the judge was so impressed by Kirkpatrick’s invention, he returned the fine. Kirkpatrick rode home, never exploiting his invention, not thinking of patents or money making, and quite unconcerned with the fuss he’d caused!

Published: 6th September, 2018

Updated: 7th August, 2020

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