I am a manager for the Corvallis Bicycle Collective and I can tell you that it is an amazing place. Here is where not only can anybody get a bike, but they can learn to fix it as well(we are a learning shop). Corvallis is a college town, so we get everyone from homeless people looking for inexpensive transport to college students looking for a lightweight way to get to class.
In short, the CBC is a miracle of nonprofit engineering, and I will continue to serve there as long as humanly possible.
The Corvallis Bicycle Collective is an amazing resource that had been missing in otherwise bike friendly Corvallis previously. It has made sustainable and healthy transportation available to lots of folks who are able to take advantage of it in a college town with parking issues and a desire for active lifestyles. I am a big fan of them and their leadership.
The bicycle collective in corvallis (CBC) is run by a great group of volunteers. The CBC in my first stop whenever I am in need of a part, have a question, or need tools that I dont have at home. They have volunteers that are well versed in bikes and can help you with whatever problem you are having. Parts are cheap if something break and they help you find the best parts available. Yet to be disappointed by their service, a great asset to the City of Corvallis and its many cyclist.