After a brain injury, he found purpose and rehabilitation in fixing bikes for free @WashingtonPost
After a brain injury, he found purpose and rehabilitation in fixing bikes for free @WashingtonPost
Uploaded July 2026 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
Rob repairs bicycles for free and gives them away in his community, working to keep bikes out of landfills.

But he’s also working on something else: feeling useful again, and figuring out what his brain is capable of after a catastrophic accident.

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After a brain injury, he found purpose and rehabilitation in fixing bikes for free

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