Wrench Wednesday

Wrench Wednesday is where we work on motorcycles, scooters, and other machines that have been donated to Moto Recovery. During these sessions, we repair, service, and prepare bikes so they can return to the road and continue supporting the community. It’s also a chance for riders and volunteers to learn basic maintenance, share skills, and spend time turning wrenches together in a relaxed, supportive environment.

Our DIY Garage continues to grow, and Wrench Wednesday is a monthly community session where riders can show up, get involved, and be part of what we’re building. These sessions are not just about the bikes in front of us, but about the people around them.

Wrench Wednesday Nights 

April through September 

Last Wednesday of each month from 6:30 PM to 8:00 PM

Each session will have a general focus depending on current projects and needs, but the goal remains the same: create a space to learn, help, and connect. Whether you’re there to lend a hand, pick up a few skills, or just be part of the environment, there’s a place for you.

We’ll have snacks, drinks, and time to connect, keeping things laid back while still getting meaningful work done.

Join us on the last Wednesday of each month:

• April 29th
• May 27th
• June 24th
• July 29th
• August 26th
• September 30th

• 1981 Honda CM400C
• 2007 Genuine Stella 2T 
• 2005 Triumph Sprint ST 1050 
• 2018 Triumph 900 Street Twin

If you’ve got a motorcycle that needs light maintenance, basic service, or accessories installed, Wrench Wednesday is a great time to bring it in. 

Sessions run on the last Wednesday of each month from 6:30 PM to 8:00 PM, and you’ll have access to the DIY Garage, tools, and a supportive environment where you can work on your bike alongside others. 

If you’re planning to bring a bike, please reach out ahead of time at support@motorecovery.org so we can make sure we’ve got the space and setup ready.

Whether you’re changing oil, installing parts, or just learning your way around your machine, these sessions are a chance to get it done with a little help and a lot of community. 

Wrench Wednesday is another way we live out the idea of riders helping riders. It keeps motorcycles on the road, builds confidence through hands-on experience, and creates a space where people can show up, contribute, and be better prepared for the road. 

Moto Recovery has the Dealer Tool UK. This software can reset maintenance intervals, conduct performace tests, and disable/enable certain features such as the TMPS in the ECU. If the Triumph is a couple years old and has an ECU we can hook it up to the laptop. This program does not tune or flash ECUs. It does not currently support the 400 series as they use Bajaj data.