Join Us For Wrench Wednesday

Wrench Wednesday is the perfect opportunity for our community to come together and provide community support for motorcycle enthusiasts. During these motorcycle repair sessions, we work on motorcycles, scooters, and other machines that have been generously donated to Moto Recovery. Our goal is to repair, service, and prepare bikes so they can return to the road and continue making a positive impact. This event also allows riders and volunteers to engage in basic maintenance, share valuable skills, and enjoy each other's company while turning wrenches in a relaxed, supportive environment.

Our DIY Garage is steadily growing, and Wrench Wednesday serves as a monthly community session where riders can get involved and be part of our mission. These sessions focus not just on the motorcycles in front of us, but also on fostering connections among the people who gather together.

Wrench Wednesday Nights  

April through September  

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

See schedule below for official dates

Each session will focus on specific projects and current needs, but the overarching goal remains to create a space for learning, helping, and connecting. Whether you’re there to lend a hand, pick up a few skills, or just immerse yourself in the environment, there’s a spot for you. 

We’ll provide snacks, drinks, and a chance to socialize, ensuring that while we engage in meaningful Wrench Therapy events, we keep the atmosphere laid back.

Join us for our Wrench Wednesday events on the last Wednesday of each month, where you can enjoy community support for motorcycle enthusiasts and participate in motorcycle repair sessions. If the last Wednesday of the month is also the last day of the month, we will hold it the week prior. 

Check the events on our Facebook page or Rever Community for the official schedule.

• April 28, 2027
• May 26, 2027
• Jun 23, 2027
• July to September Coming Soon

2010 Honda NT700V, 1981 Honda CM400C, 2007 Genuine Stella 2T, 2005 Triumph Sprint ST 1050, and 2018 Triumph 900 Street Twin are all part of the vibrant motorcycle community, which thrives on community support and offers motorcycle repair sessions. These Wrench Wednesday events bring enthusiasts together to share their passion and expertise in motorcycle maintenance.

If you’ve got a motorcycle that needs light maintenance, basic service, or accessory installation, our Wrench Wednesday events are a great time to bring it in. 

These motorcycle repair sessions run on the last Wednesday of each month from 6:30 PM to 8:00 PM, providing you access to the DIY Garage, tools, and a supportive community that allows you to 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 ensure we’ve got the space and setup ready for you. 

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

Wrench Wednesday exemplifies our commitment to community support for motorcycle enthusiasts. These motorcycle repair sessions not only help keep bikes on the road but also build confidence through practical, hands-on experience. Our Wrench Wednesday events create a welcoming space where individuals can come together, contribute, and be better prepared for their journeys ahead.

Moto Recovery offers the Dealer Tool UK, a software designed for motorcycle maintenance that can reset maintenance intervals, conduct performance tests, and disable or enable specific features like the TMPS in the ECU. If your Triumph is a couple of years old and has an ECU, we can connect it to the laptop for diagnostics. Keep in mind, this program does not tune or flash ECUs and does not currently support the 400 series as they utilize Bajaj data. For those in search of community support for motorcycle repair sessions, our Wrench Therapy events provide an excellent opportunity to learn and connect with fellow motorcycle enthusiasts.