Brookville man once again giving away dozens of bikes
Brookville resident Dave Nugent, better known as 'The Bicycle Man,' gives away hundreds of bikes throughout the year. Nugent repairs bikes of all sizes to give away, completely free to local children.
Nugent is once again hosting a giveaway this month starting at 1 p.m. on June 15.
Those interested can visit 142 June Place to pick up a bike. The giveaway will run until all bikes are given away.
Nugent asks that people only take one bike per person.
2 NEWS has previously featured Nugent during our Tell Me Good News segments. Watch one of the clips in the video player above.
Nugent says he enjoys repairing the bikes and giving them to those who will enjoy them. He expects nothing in return.
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