Become an OurBike community host

Encourage clean, safe transport in your community
Get 20 hours per month of free use of an electric cargo bike
Become the focal point of your local community with an e-cargo bike parked near your premises or home
If you are a business or local community group or charity the bike is named after you and you get some branding on the box to identify you as the host. Your organisation will also be included in any promotions

Charge the spare battery and swap it when required
The bike remains outside 24/7 and you are not responsible for anything that happens to it, but we do ask that you keep an eye on it and report any issues to us

Local businesses, community groups, charities, schools, residents associations or even a group of individuals who want to encourage sustainable transport in their area. There is no cost to the host organisation.

Initial funding for the assets comes from public sector organisations such as local councils or the NHS or from other organisations like property developers, corporate businesses, business collectives such as BIDS, non-profit organisations and grant funding. The ongoing management of the service comes from a mix of this external funding and revenue generated from the subsidised hire fees.

Please complete the form below if you are interested in becoming a Host and we will seek out funding to support your application.

Register to be a host

First name *
Last name *
Email *
Mobile *
Organisation Type *
Name and Nature of your Business / CIC / Charity
Address line 1 *
Address line 2 *
Postcode *
Council you qualify under *
What would you use the e-cargo bike for? *
Would the e-cargo bike replace another mode of transport - eg van? *
How many hours per week do you think you would use the bike? *
How many days of the week will the bike be free for others? *
Can you list details of other businesses, community groups or resident groups in the area who would use the bike too (the more users the greater the chance that the council will fund the bike)?
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