... your bike repair shop at TU Wien, on the Getreidemarkt campus.

Anyone who bikes to get around in their daily life knows that their bike needs to be looked after and maintained. That’s exactly why reparier:bar, your TU Wien bike workshop, is currently being set up on the Getreidemarkt Campus.

Opening reparier:bar

On June 16, we cordially invite you to the opening of reparier:bar on the Getreidemarkt Campus.

  • 11 a.m.–5 p.m.: Bike check & waffle stand, in collaboration with HTU
  • Starting at 5 p.m.: Opening ceremony followed by a spritz stand
  • Location: Getreidemarkt Campus, BA passageway, coordinates (Coordinates) 

You can find more information about the events on Instagram.

Who can use the workshop?

The workshop is open to all TU Wien staff and students free of charge and around the clock, so you can easily repair and tinker with your own projects. You’ll find it on the Getreidemarkt Campus behind the new bike rack (coordinates). To fully use the bike workshop, you can borrow the key from the concierge.

The workshop consists of:

  • A self-service station for quick repairs, accessible 24/7
  • A small workshop equipped with repair tools for larger repair jobs
  • Cozy seating areas to relax on campus
  • A variety of repair workshops where you can learn how to “repair a bicycle.”

Team and Supporters

The project is being developed during the summer semester of 2026 as part of a cycleFIT course in the Architecture and Planning.

Advisors: Kerstin Schön and Felix Reiner
Concept and Implementation Team: Katharina Büchele, Enya Christeleit, Rico Dvorsky, Johannes Eid, Divad El-Komos, Fabian Gaile, Lorenz Martin Gerstendörfer, Stella Glage, Rosalie Güntschl, Karoline Hadek, Falk Hettwer, Nora Hohenauer, Benjamin Kuhr, Maximiliana Muchova, Weronika Proch, Martha Rudowksi, Lea Schröder, Stefan Schubert, Bernhard Weiss

reparier:bar is supported and funded by the cycleFIT initiative (TU Wien).
Additional supporters: GUT TU Wien, Layher Gerüstbau, Gelbstich Architektur, studio europa, Anton Oster (RTW plus ZT GmbH), Peter Fattinger (structural engineering), HTU, Student Council for Mechanical and Process Engineering, Student Council for Chemical Engineering