Author Archives: Pedallers' Arms

We’d really like to let more people hear about Pedallers’ Arms.  We are pretty stretched for time but one way of doing it is to ask you to tell your friends about us, tell strangers about us, and interact with … Continue reading →

5-7pm Films, cake, refreshments Beijing Bicycle 2001 (105 min) + Selection of shorts including “Cyclists Special” 1955 Beijing Bicycle transplants the theme of the classic Italian movie “Bicycle Thieves” to modern day China. In a city of a million bicycles … Continue reading →

This Sunday 17th March we are open from 12-4pm for our monthly women and trans session. This is a safe space where you can bring your bike down to work on. All mechanics on duty are women/trans. Facebook event HERE … Continue reading →

Hi, You may have noticed we have a brand spanking new logo.  It has been very kindly designed by a local graphic designer, Chucho.  We have been putting the new flyers out around Leeds.  If you can distribute any then … Continue reading →

5 – 7pm Films, cake, refreshments. Bicycle Thieves (1h 30) + a selection of shorts Lamberto Maggiorani plays Antonio, an unemployed man who finds a coveted job that requires a bicycle. When it is stolen on his first day of … Continue reading →

At Pedallers’ Arms we’d like it if cycling was just the normal way of getting somewhere. This talks about a cyclist from Little London and how that used to be the case.

We were on Dissident Island radio show in Nov 2011 but forgot to add the audio so here it is a bit late: Update: we now stock lots of new parts.  Although we are very pro helping people to do their own … Continue reading →

We will be showing films, eating cake, and drinking refreshments. Join us! This will be after the workshop session so will be around 5pm – 7pm. With My Own Two Wheels How a Bicycle is Made + a selection of … Continue reading →

The Yorkshire Evening Post ran an article about co-operatives and we were in it, in fact it seemed to only have pictures of us.  You can see the article with pictures of some of our mechanics.  We are not too sure … Continue reading →