Bikes. Riders. Innovation
The bike industry is evolving, and Green Wheels is part of what’s next.
Across Australia, bike stores and riders are working together to reduce waste, improve efficiency, and build a stronger future for cycling. From tyres and tubes to metal, batteries and e-waste, we’re creating practical systems that help keep materials in use and out of landfill.
Green Wheels supports bike stores to take action, and helps riders choose businesses that are committed to doing things better.
Find a Green Wheels accredited store near you.
Every store in the directory has met Green Wheels accreditation standards, completing our 100 point criteria and taking real steps to future proof their business and the industry.
These stores are actively working to reduce waste, improve repair practices, and operate more efficiently. Some may offer recycling or collection services, but all are committed to doing things better.
When you support these stores, you’re backing better systems for bikes, riders, and the future of cycling.
150+
Waste audits conducted in bike stores across NSW
230,112 t
50%
of NSW bike stores now accredited
Celebrating Sustainability in the Cycling Industry
The Green Wheels Sustainability Award, presented in partnership with SPOKEN, recognises bike businesses that are leading the way in environmental responsibility and circular practices.
From reducing waste and improving recycling systems to embracing innovative sustainable initiatives, this award shines a light on the stores and brands creating positive change within the cycling community.
Why it matters
- Recognises leaders driving sustainability in the bike industry.
- Inspires other businesses to take action.
- Celebrates practical solutions that reduce environmental impact.
- Helps build a more circular future for cycling in Australia.
Winner for 2026: Tempest
We’re proud to announce this year’s Sustainability Award winner as Tempest Bicycles.
A builder and business that is putting sustainability at the centre of how they work, from how bikes are made, to how they are kept on the road and out of landfill.
- Repair is at the heart of what they do, and so is the joy of fixing things.
- Doing everything possible to make bikes affordable and accessible.
- For people who cannot afford a new bike, offering customisation to keep bikes out of landfill.
- A wider commitment to skill sharing, empowering people to repair their own bikes.
- Known for the Chimera bike, an Australian made frame.
- Recycles waste through Green Wheels.
- Even the shop itself is built from reclaimed wood.
Notable Mentions for 2026
Baum
- Builds to last, with a real stand against obsolescence.
- 100 percent local manufacturing, all done in-house.
- A lean and agile operation that never compromises on performance.
Kumo Cycles
- Runs an entirely off-grid workshop.
- Only builds bikes that are durable, sustainable and repairable.
- Sustainability is built into both the bike and the workshop itself.
WRP
- Compostable packaging, with no trade-off on performance.
- Innovating with internal gearing on their modular bikes, protecting the drivetrain from harder styles of riding. With a patent pending.
Practical solutions for real bike shops
Green Wheels is a free accreditation programme for bike stores across Australia.
We work with stores to improve operations, reduce waste, and build more efficient systems that support long term growth. At the same time, we connect riders with stores that are stepping up and leading change within the industry.
It’s not a badge you buy. It’s a programme you earn.
Recycling
Bikes, e-bikes, scooters and PTVs
Waste Audits
Track and reduce your environmental footprint
Repair Practices
Extend the life of every bike you touch
The people driving change
Riders, industry leaders, and advocates working together to shape what’s next for cycling.
PETITION
Riders Voice
Bike tyres and tubes aren’t currently covered by Australia’s product stewardship framework. Millions reach end of life each year without a clear system in place.
Green Wheels is bringing together riders, bike stores, and industry voices to support better solutions — creating opportunities for innovation, improved systems, and a stronger future for cycling.
Industry News
What’s happening in the industry
Bike tyres and tubes aren’t covered by Australia’s product stewardship framework. Millions end up in landfill every year — with no national system to deal with them. We’re calling for that to change.
New standards for lithium-ion batteries in e-micromobility devices — NSW Environment Protection Authority