The first of three public bicycle clinics hosted by the MSU Bike Project will take place at 6 p.m. Wednesday in the ballroom of Demonstration Hall.

The clinics will feature bike mechanics who will be offering minor repairs, adjustments to bikes and advice for major repairs.

The MSU Bike Project, a subcommittee of the Office of Campus Sustainability, was created to encourage faculty and students to find alternate modes of transportation that are environmentally friendly.

Last summer, the project had only 23 bikes, but this year the group hopes to have 100 bikes in service.

All clinics are free and open to the public. Other clinics will take place March 24 and April 14.