PRESS RELEASE: Wheels & Deals Gears Up for Its Biggest Year Yet as Sydney’s First Regular Bike Market

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Sydney’s favourite bike swap event is back- and it’s shifting into high gear. Wheels & Deals returns on Sunday 4th May, building momentum as the city’s first and only regular marketplace dedicated to bikes, parts, and all things pedal-powered.

What began as a one-off swap in an inner-city carpark has grown into a thriving fixture for local riders, tinkerers, families, collectors, and cycling newcomers. With a focus on connection, affordability, and hands-on know-how, Wheels & Deals is proving there’s strong demand for a dedicated space where Sydney’s bike community can come together.

‘People wanted more than a bike shop or a quick online sale,” said Guido Verbist, CEO of Revolve ReCYCLING. “They wanted a place to meet, to talk bikes, to trade parts and stories- and nothing like this was available on a regular basis until now. We’ve seen it grow stall by stall, and now it’s fast becoming something much bigger.’

This year’s event features more than just secondhand bike stalls. Visitors can enjoy:

A barbecue, coffee cart, and local brews from Yulli’s Brewery

Live music and entertainment throughout the day

Family-friendly activities, including a LEGO station and smoothie bike

Held from 9am to 2pm in Alexandria, Wheels & Deals welcomes bike lovers of all kinds—whether you’re hunting for a vintage frame, clearing out the garage, or just curious to see what the buzz is about.

The event comes at a time of renewed momentum for cycling in Sydney. The NSW Government has recently begun work on a long-awaited cycleway ramp on the northern end of the Sydney Harbour Bridge—one of several projects making the city more accessible for riders. https://www.transport.nsw.gov.au/projects/current-projects/sydney-harbour-bridge-cycleway-ramp#:~:text=Project%20status&text=Construction%20is%20now%20underway%20and,accessibility%20for%20all%20bike%20riders.

Media Contacts:

Name: Guido VerbistCompany: Revolve ReCYCLINGEmail: [email protected]Phone: 0459999110

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April 24, 2025/by Reland Pigte

About Revolve ReCYCLING

Revolve ReCYCLING aims to recover, recycle and redeploy Australia’s unwanted bikes, e-bikes, scooters and other PTV’s (personal transport vehicles). Our mission is to support bike riders, bike store owners, fleet operators and facility managers to give new life to old rides by: – collecting old rides from households & drop-off points – recycling or professionally refurbishing bikes – selling high-quality, affordable & warrantied redeployed bikes – training & educating the community on bike maintenance & repairs – working with Councils & bike industry for circularity – donating hundreds of free bikes to kids in need as part of “bike equity” – employing people from disadvantaged backgrounds

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