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Bike craft

2012-04-22T15:50:22Z

Vish88: /* Reuse */

'''Reduce, Reuse, and Recycle''' is a modern day [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mantra mantra].

[[Image:RecyclingLogo.jpg|thumb|Reduce, Reuse, and Recycle]]

== Reduce ==

== Reuse ==

* [[Recycled Tube Chair]]
* [[Wrapping Handlebars With Old Inner Tubes]]
* [[Coroplast]] - Useful applications for discarded corrugated plastic signs.
* Bike Chain Chandelier[http://inhabitat.com/shimmering-chandeliers-made-from-recycled-bike-parts/bicycle-chain-chandeliers/?extend=1]

== Recycle ==

* [[Shop Recycling]]

[[Category:Definitions]]

Bike craft

2012-04-22T15:49:55Z

Vish88: /* Reuse */

'''Reduce, Reuse, and Recycle''' is a modern day [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mantra mantra].

[[Image:RecyclingLogo.jpg|thumb|Reduce, Reuse, and Recycle]]

== Reduce ==

== Reuse ==

* [[Recycled Tube Chair]]
* [[Wrapping Handlebars With Old Inner Tubes]]
* [[Coroplast]] - Useful applications for discarded corrugated plastic signs.
* [Bike Chain Chandelier][http://inhabitat.com/shimmering-chandeliers-made-from-recycled-bike-parts/bicycle-chain-chandeliers/?extend=1]

== Recycle ==

* [[Shop Recycling]]

[[Category:Definitions]]

Bike craft

2012-04-22T15:49:12Z

Vish88: /* Reuse */

'''Reduce, Reuse, and Recycle''' is a modern day [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mantra mantra].

[[Image:RecyclingLogo.jpg|thumb|Reduce, Reuse, and Recycle]]

== Reduce ==

== Reuse ==

* [[Recycled Tube Chair]]
* [[Wrapping Handlebars With Old Inner Tubes]]
* [[Coroplast]] - Useful applications for discarded corrugated plastic signs.
* [http://inhabitat.com/shimmering-chandeliers-made-from-recycled-bike-parts/bicycle-chain-chandeliers/?extend=1]

== Recycle ==

* [[Shop Recycling]]

[[Category:Definitions]]

Recycle Ithaca's Bicycles

2012-04-22T15:28:45Z

Vish88: /* General Information */

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shop-info
| name = Recycle Ithaca's Bicycles
| logo =
| year_founded = 1991

| year_dissolved =

| website =
| town = Ithaca
| state = New York
| province =
| country = United States


| campus =


| language1 =
| language2 =
| language3 =


| has-diy-shop = yes
| has-pay-shop = no
| has-mobile-repair = no
| has-bike-sharing = no
| has-earn-a-bike = yes
| has-bike-valet = no
| has-workshops = yes
| has-courses = yes
| has-group-rides = no
| has-bicycle-advocacy = no
| has-pedicab = no
| has-in-school-programs = no
| has-youth-summercamp = no
| has-youth-racing = no
| has-women-trans-hours = no


| mission-statement =
To support sustainable communities by promoting the reuse and maintenance of bicycles. Each year hundreds of Ithacans utilize our program which has restored well over 2000 bikes since 1991!
}}

==Location and Hours==
530 W. Buffalo St., Ithaca, NY 14850

OPEN SHOP HOURS
Tuesday 5-8
Saturday 12-3

CLASSES
Thursday 6-8

==General Information==

Recycle Ithaca’s Bicycles is a program of the Southside Community Center. We are a community bike program that has operated in Ithaca for nearly 20 years. RIBs accepts donations of unwanted bicycles, effectively rerouting them from landfills. Volunteers and RIBs staff refurbish the bicycles to good working condition and redistribute them to community members. RIBs provides Ithaca youth and adults alike with a safe, structured environment, where people of all ages can learn about bike repair and working cooperatively and constructively with others.

The two main programs offered at RIBs are RIBs Open-Shop and RIBs Hands-On Bicycle Maintenance and Repair Clinic. These programs provide opportunities to learn bicycle mechanics and safe riding skills. All of our programs are open to both youth and adults and require a sliding-scale nominal fee. However, no one will be turned away for lack of funds. We simply ask that you volunteer a set amount of time for the services you request.

RIBs OPEN-SHOP

Saturday 12-3
Tuesday 5-8

RIBs Open-Shop is a drop-in program that provides an opportunity to earn reconditioned bicycles, learn bicycle mechanics, or maintain already owned bicycles with knowledgeable assistance. The most important resource we offer our participants is a safe, structured but fun environment with a focus on cooperation. Participants and staff share technical knowledge and personal experience, building self esteem for youth and adults alike.

RIBs Hands-On Bicycle Maintenance & Repair Clinic

Thursday 6-8

The RIBs Hands-On Bicycle Maintenance & Repair Clinic is a series of classes and/or individual workshops which provide a hands-on educational opportunity, covering all the fundamentals of bicycle maintenance and repair. No previous knowledge is required or expected. Currently, there is no fee for the clinic. Clinics have several benefits. Graduates provide RIBs with more experienced volunteer help during Open-Shop. Knowledge gained from the clinics helps graduates become more self-sufficient cyclists.

==Contact==
recycleithacasbicycles@gmail.com

== Website ==

* http://www.velonet.org/ribs/

== See Also ==

* [[Community Bicycle Organizations]]

[[Category:New York Community Bicycle Organizations]]

Recycle Ithaca's Bicycles

2012-04-22T15:23:53Z

Vish88: /* Location and Hours */

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{{
shop-info
| name = Recycle Ithaca's Bicycles
| logo =
| year_founded = 1991

| year_dissolved =

| website =
| town = Ithaca
| state = New York
| province =
| country = United States


| campus =


| language1 =
| language2 =
| language3 =


| has-diy-shop = yes
| has-pay-shop = no
| has-mobile-repair = no
| has-bike-sharing = no
| has-earn-a-bike = yes
| has-bike-valet = no
| has-workshops = yes
| has-courses = yes
| has-group-rides = no
| has-bicycle-advocacy = no
| has-pedicab = no
| has-in-school-programs = no
| has-youth-summercamp = no
| has-youth-racing = no
| has-women-trans-hours = no


| mission-statement =
To support sustainable communities by promoting the reuse and maintenance of bicycles. Each year hundreds of Ithacans utilize our program which has restored well over 2000 bikes since 1991!
}}

==Location and Hours==
530 W. Buffalo St., Ithaca, NY 14850

OPEN SHOP HOURS
Tuesday 5-8
Saturday 12-3

CLASSES
Thursday 6-8

==General Information==

Recycle Ithaca’s Bicycles is a program of the Southside Community Center. We are a community bike program that has operated in Ithaca for nearly 20 years. RIBs accepts donations of unwanted bicycles, effectively rerouting them from landfills. Volunteers and RIBs staff refurbish the bicycles to good working condition and redistribute them to community members. RIBs provides Ithaca youth and adults alike with a safe, structured environment, where people of all ages can learn about bike repair and working cooperatively and constructively with others.

The two main programs offered at RIBs are RIBs Open-Shop and RIBs Hands-On Bicycle Maintenance and Repair Clinic. These programs provide opportunities to learn bicycle mechanics and safe riding skills. All of our programs are open to both youth and adults and require a sliding-scale nominal fee. However, no one will be turned away for lack of funds. We simply ask that you volunteer a set amount of time for the services you request.

RIBs OPEN-SHOP

Saturdays 1-4

RIBs Open-Shop is a drop-in program that provides an opportunity to earn reconditioned bicycles, learn bicycle mechanics, or maintain already owned bicycles with knowledgeable assistance. The most important resource we offer our participants is a safe, structured but fun environment with a focus on cooperation. Participants and staff share technical knowledge and personal experience, building self esteem for youth and adults alike.

RIBs Hands-On Bicycle Maintenance & Repair Clinic

Tuesdays & Thursdays 6-8

The RIBs Hands-On Bicycle Maintenance & Repair Clinic is a series of classes and/or individual workshops which provide a hands-on educational opportunity, covering all the fundamentals of bicycle maintenance and repair. No previous knowledge is required or expected. Currently, there is no fee for the clinic. Clinics have several benefits. Graduates provide RIBs with more experienced volunteer help during Open-Shop. Knowledge gained from the clinics helps graduates become more self-sufficient cyclists.

==Contact==
recycleithacasbicycles@gmail.com

== Website ==

* http://www.velonet.org/ribs/

== See Also ==

* [[Community Bicycle Organizations]]

[[Category:New York Community Bicycle Organizations]]

File:Recycle Ithaca's Bicycles-logo.jpg

2012-04-22T15:20:19Z

Vish88:

Recycle Ithaca's Bicycles

2011-11-02T19:41:11Z

Vish88:

{{shop-template-fail}}

==Mission Statement==
To support sustainable communities by promoting the reuse and maintenance of bicycles. Each year hundreds of Ithacans utilize our program which has restored well over 2000 bikes since 1991!

==Location and Hours==
530 W. Buffalo St., Ithaca, NY 14850

Tuesday and Thursday 5-8
Saturday 1-4

==General Information==

Recycle Ithaca’s Bicycles is a program of the Southside Community Center. We are a community bike program that has operated in Ithaca for nearly 20 years. RIBs accepts donations of unwanted bicycles, effectively rerouting them from landfills. Volunteers and RIBs staff refurbish the bicycles to good working condition and redistribute them to community members. RIBs provides Ithaca youth and adults alike with a safe, structured environment, where people of all ages can learn about bike repair and working cooperatively and constructively with others.

The two main programs offered at RIBs are RIBs Open-Shop and RIBs Hands-On Bicycle Maintenance and Repair Clinic. These programs provide opportunities to learn bicycle mechanics and safe riding skills. All of our programs are open to both youth and adults and require a sliding-scale nominal fee. However, no one will be turned away for lack of funds. We simply ask that you volunteer a set amount of time for the services you request.

RIBs OPEN-SHOP

Saturdays 1-4

RIBs Open-Shop is a drop-in program that provides an opportunity to earn reconditioned bicycles, learn bicycle mechanics, or maintain already owned bicycles with knowledgeable assistance. The most important resource we offer our participants is a safe, structured but fun environment with a focus on cooperation. Participants and staff share technical knowledge and personal experience, building self esteem for youth and adults alike.

RIBs Hands-On Bicycle Maintenance & Repair Clinic

Tuesdays & Thursdays 6-8

The RIBs Hands-On Bicycle Maintenance & Repair Clinic is a series of classes and/or individual workshops which provide a hands-on educational opportunity, covering all the fundamentals of bicycle maintenance and repair. No previous knowledge is required or expected. Currently, there is no fee for the clinic. Clinics have several benefits. Graduates provide RIBs with more experienced volunteer help during Open-Shop. Knowledge gained from the clinics helps graduates become more self-sufficient cyclists.

==Contact==
recycleithacasbicycles@gmail.com

== Website ==

* http://www.velonet.org/ribs/

== See Also ==

* [[Community Bicycle Organizations]]

[[Category:New York Community Bicycle Organizations]]

Smith College Bicycle Kitchen

2011-04-25T21:24:42Z

Vish88: Created page with "==Location and Hours== Basement of Ainsworth Gym Smitth College 7 College Lane Northampton, MA 01063 Monday and Friday 4pm-6pm ==Contact== bikes@smith.edu ==Website== Smith C..."

==Location and Hours==
Basement of Ainsworth Gym
Smitth College
7 College Lane
Northampton, MA 01063

Monday and Friday 4pm-6pm

==Contact==
bikes@smith.edu

==Website==
Smith College Bicycle Kitchen Website[http://sophia.smith.edu/bikekitchen/Home.html]

Community Bicycle Organizations

2011-04-25T21:20:13Z

Vish88: /* Massachusetts */

The list below uses the criteria found in the old [[Bicycle Organization Organization Project]] for what constitutes a community bike shop, namely:

* Non-profit bicycle organizations
* Bike shops that are accessible to people without money
* Shops that have an educational focus, teaching others how to fix bikes
* Shops that are volunteer run
* Organizations that ship bikes to communities in other countries.
* Shops that provide free or low-cost services to the community.
* Organizations that recycle bicycles and parts

For a map that is less comprehensive as of April 2011 (but a map!), please [http://maps.google.com/maps/ms?ie=UTF8&hl=en&msa=0&msid=215640192972316876618.0004a00c0210cf27fd36f&ll=36.173357,-105.644531&spn=43.727571,113.027344&z=3 click here]

== Australia ==

=== Queensland ===

* [[The Bicycle Revolution]] (Brisbane)

=== Tasmania ===
* [[Hobart Bike Kitchen]] (Hobart)
=== New South Wales ===
* [[Cycle Re-Cycle]] aka [[Nunnery Bike Workshop]] (Sydney)
* [[Cycle Rescue]] (Sydney)
* [[Newcastle Bike Ecology Centre]] (Newcastle)
* [[UNSW Bike Club]] (Sydney, Canberra)

== Austria ==

=== Graz ===
* [[Fahrradküche Graz]] (Graz)
=== Linz ===
* [[ Bikekitchen Linz]] (Linz)
=== Vienna ===
* [[WUK Fahrrad Selbsthilfewerkstatt]] (Vienna/Wien)
* [[Bikekitchen Vienna]] (Vienna/Wien)

== Brasil ==
=== São Paulo ===
* [[Mão na roda]] (São Paulo)

== Canada ==
=== Alberta ===
* [[Edmonton Bicycle Commuters Society]] (Edmonton)
* [[The Bike Root]] (Calgary)
* [[The Good Life Community Bike Shop]] (Calgary)

=== British Columbia ===

* [[The Bike Kitchen (Vancouver)|The Bike Kitchen]] (Vancouver)
* [[Our Community Bikes]] (Vancouver)
* [[Recyclistas Community Bike Shop]] (Victoria)
* [[FreeHub Co-operative]] (Victoria)

=== Manitoba ===

* [[The Bike Dump]] (Winnipeg)
* [[The Bike Dungeon]] (Winnipeg)
* [[The Orioles Bike Cage]] (Winnipeg)

=== Newfoundland and Labrador ===

* [[Ordinary Spokes]] (St. John's)

=== Nova Scotia ===

* [[Bike Again!]] (Halifax)

=== Ontario ===

* [[Yellow Bike Action]] (Kingston)
* [[Re-Cycles Bicycle Coop]] (Ottawa)
* [[Community Bicycle Network]] (Toronto)
* [[Bike Pirates]] (Toronto)
* [[Bikechain]] (University of Toronto, Toronto)
* [[Bikesauce]] (Toronto)
* [[Recycle Cycles (Hamilton)]]
* [[The Bike Centre]] (University of Guelph, Guelph)
* [[Recycle Cycles (Kitchener)]]
* [[MACycle]] (McMaster University, Hamilton)
* [[B!KE: The Peterborough Community Bike Shop]] (Peterborough)

=== Quebec ===

* [[Velogik]] (Montreal)
* [[Right to Move/La voie Libre]] (Montreal)
* [[SantroVelo]] (Montreal)
* [[CRABE]] (Montréal)
* [[The Flat: Bike Collective]] (Montréal)
* [[Mile End Bike Garage]] (Montréal)
* [[PX "The Space" Bikeworks]] (Montréal)
* [[Biciklo]] (Montréal)
* [[BQAM]] (Université du Quebec à Montréal (UQAM), Montréal)
* [[Coop roue libre]] (Laval University, Quebec City]

== Croatia ==
=== Zagreb ===
* [[Biciklopopravljaona]] (Zagreb)

== Finland ==

=== Espoo ===
* [http://www.bikepoli.fi/blog/ Bikepoli, Teekkari-paja]

== France ==

=== Federation of French speaking community bicycle organizations ===

* [http://www.heureux-cyclage.org/ Heureux-cyclage]

=== Dijon ===
* [[La Bécane à Jules]] (Dijon)
=== Grenoble ===
* [[uN p'Tit véLo dAnS La Tête]] (Grenoble)

=== Lyon ===
* [[Le Recycleur]] (Lyon)
=== Montpellier ===
* [[Le Vieux Biclou]] (Montpellier)
=== Nancy ===
* [[Atelier Dynamo]] (Nancy)
=== Nantes ===
* [[Vélocampus]] (Nantes)
=== Paris ===
* [[Atelier vélorutionnaire]]
=== Toulouse ===
* [[Atelier de l’association vélo Toulouse]] (Toulouse)
* [[Vélo de Occasion]] (Toulouse)

== Germany ==

* [[Bike-Kitchen Dortmund]]

== Ghana ==

* [[Earn-a-Bike Ghana]]

== Guatemala ==

* [[Associatión Maya Pedal]]

== Hungary ==

* [[Bringakonyha Budapest]]

== Iceland ==

* [[Keðjuverkun]] (Reykjavík)

== Italy ==

=== Bologna ===

* [[Ciclofficina Ampio Raggio]]

=== Firenze ===

* [[Ciclofficina Brugola Rossa]]

=== Roma ===

* [[Ciclofficina Centrale]]

* [[Ciclofficina "Don Chisciotte" @ ex Snia]]

* [[Ciclofficina Popolare "ex Lavanderia"]]

* [[Ciclofficina "Macchia Rossa"]]

* [[Ciclofficina "Luigi Masetti"]]

* [[Ciclofficina "Fisica"]]

=== Sicilia ===

* [[Ciclofficina Etnea]] (Catania)

=== Torino ===

* [[Ciclofficina Casa delle Scimmie]]

== Ireland ==

* [[Rothar]]

== Spain ==

=== Galiza ===

* [http://arkivos.files.wordpress.com/2010/11/panfletos_mc_reciclos.pdf ReCiclos Propolis] (A Coruña)

=== Madrid ===

* [[BiciLab]]

* [[Cicloficina Malaya]]

* [[Ciclotaller Secano]]

* [[Ciclotaller del Solar]]

* [[Maravillosa Ciclococina]]

* [[Taller de Autoreparación de Bicis del Dragón]]

== United Kingdom ==

=== Aberdeen ===

* [[beCyCle]]

=== Bristol ===

* [[Bristol Bike Project]]

=== Brighton ===

* [[Cranks DIY Workshop]]

=== Edinburgh ===

* [[The Bike Station]]

=== Glasgow ===

* [[Common Wheel Project]]

=== Leeds ===

* [[Pedallers Arms]]

=== Gloucester ===

* [[The Re-Cycle Shed]]

=== London ===

* [[56a Bikespace]] (Walworth)

* [[Brixton Bicycle Art]] (Brockwell Park)

* [[Hackney Bike Workshop]] (Hackney)

* [[Magnificent Revolution]] (Based in London But all over the country)

* [[Tower Hamlets Wheelers]] (Tower Hamlets)

* [[Walthamstow Bicycle Recycling]] (Walthamstow)

=== Manchester ===

* [[I Bike MCR]]

=== Newcastle ===

* [[Recyke-Y-Bike]]

=== Oxford ===

* [[Oxford Cycle Workshop]]

=== Stirling ===

* [[recyke-a-bike]] (Stirling)

=== York ===

* [[Bike Rescue]]

=== Warrington ===

* [[Cycling Projects]]

== United States ==

=== Alabama ===

* [[Bici Coop]] (Birmingham)

=== Alaska ===

* [[University of Alaska at Anchorage Bike Club]] (Anchorage)
* [[Off the Chain Bicycle Collective]] (Anchorage)

=== Arkansas ===

* [[Bike City Recyclery]] (Fayetteville)
* [[Recycles Bike Co-op]] (Little Rock)

=== Arizona ===

* [[South Side Mutual Aid Toward Independent Youth Bicycle Education Project]] (Flagstaff)
* [[BICAS]] (Tucson)
* [[Handlebar Helpers]] (Scottsdale)
* [[Helping Understand Bicycles]] (Prescott)
* [[Bike Saviours Bicycle Collective]] (Tempe)

=== California ===

* [[Arcata Library Bikes]] (Arcata)
* [[The Davis Bike Collective]] (Davis)
* [[The Bike Kitchen]] (San Francisco)
* [[The Bike Hut Foundation]] (San Francisco)
* [[The Sacramento Bicycle Kitchen]] (Sacramento)
* [[Bikes Del Pueblo]] (San Diego)
* [[BicyCAL]] (Berkeley)
* [[Bicycle Kitchen (Los Angeles)]]
* [[Bike Oven]] (Los Angeles)
* [[Bikerowave]] (Los Angeles)
* [[Valley Bikery]] (Los Angeles)
* [[The Bike Church (Santa Cruz, CA, USA)|The Bike Church]] (Santa Cruz)
* [[Changing Gears Bike Shop]] (Alameda)
* [[Community Cycles]] (Oakland)
* [[Bikery]] (Oakland)
* [[Ontario Wheel House]] (Ontario)
* [[Santa Cruz Campus Bike Center]] (Santa Cruz)
* [[Bici Centro]] (Santa Barbara)
* [[Local Bike Trader]] (San Luis Obispo)
* [[SLO Bike Kitchen]] (San Luis Obispo)
* [[The Bicycle Lounge]] (Riverside)
* [[The Green Bike Program]] (Pitzer College, Claremont)
* [[Trips for Kids Marin]] aka [[Re-Cyclery (Marin, CA, USA)]] (San Rafael)

=== Colorado ===

* [[Community Cycles]] (Boulder)
* [[Derailer Bicycle Collective]] (Denver)
* The [[Bike Depot]] (Denver)
* [[Recycle Bicycles]] (Denver)
* [[Fort Collins Bike Coop]] (Fort Collins)
* [[Spokes Community Bicycle Project]] (Longmont)
* [[The Good Wheel]] (Manitou Springs)

=== Connecticut ===

* [[New Haven Bike Collective]] (New Haven)

=== Delaware ===

* [[Urban Bike Project of Wilmington]] (Wilmington)

=== Florida ===

* [[Krank it Up]] (Tallahassee)
* [[The Kickstand]] (Gainesville)
* [[Lake Worth Bike Coop]] (West Palm Beach)
* [[Tampa Bay Bicycle Co-op]] (Tampa)
* [[Bike Broward]] (Fort Lauderdale)
* [[Spokescouncil]] (Orlando)

=== Georgia ===

* [[Sopo Bike Coop]] (Atlanta)
* [[Communicycle]] (Atlanta - Chamblee)
* [[Shift Community Bike Shop]] (Atlanta)
* [[Starter Bikes]] (Atlanta)
* [[Savannah Bike Coop]] (Savannah)
* [[Bike Athens Bicycle Recycling Program]] (Athens)

=== Idaho ===

* [[Boise Bicycle Project]] (Boise)

* [[Village Bicycle Project]] (Moscow)

* The [[Powerhouse]] (Pocatello)

=== Illinois ===

* [[Blackstone Bicycle Works]] (Chicago)
* [[Bikes for Chicago]] (Chicago)
* The [[Chicago Community Bike Project]] (Chicago)
* The [[Recyclery]] (Evanston/Chicago)
* [[Working Bikes]] (Chicago)
* [[West Town Bikes]] (Chicago)
* The [[Bike Project of Urbana-Champaign]] (Urbana-Champaign)

=== Indiana ===

* [[Bloomington Community Bike Project]] (Bloomington)
* [[West Lafayette Bike Cooporative]] (West Lafayette)
* [[Freewheelin' Community Bikes]] (Indianapolis)
* [[Pedal & Park]] (Indianapolis)
* [[Shadeland Bicycle Collective]] (Anderson)

=== Iowa ===

* [[The Iowa City Bike Library]] (Iowa City)
* [[Des Moines Bike Collective]] (Des Moines)

===Kansas===

* [[Topeka Community Cycle Project]] (Topeka)
* [[Wichita Bicycle Collective]] (Wichita)

=== Kentucky ===

* [[Brycc Freewheel Bike Collective]] (Louisville)

=== Louisiana ===

* [[Plan B]] (New Orleans)
* [[Rubarb]] (New Orleans)

=== Maine ===

* [[Community Bicycle Center]] (Biddeford)

=== Maryland ===
* [[Bikes for the World]] (Rockville)
* [[Mount Rainier Bicycle Cooperative]] (Mount Rainier)
* [[Renaissance Community Youth Bike Shop]] (Riverdale)
* [[Velocipede Bike Project]] (Baltimore)

=== Massachusetts ===
* [[Smith College Bicycle Kitchen]] (Northampton)
* [[Bikes not Bombs]] (Boston)
* [[Broadway Bicycle School]] (Cambridge)
* [[Quad Bikes]] (Cambridge)
* [[Worcester Earn-A-Bike]] (Worcester)

=== Michigan ===

* [[Boston Square Community Bikes]] (Grand Rapids)

* [[Back Alley Bikes]] (Detroit)

* [[Broke Spoke Bike Coop]] (Traverse City)

* [[Bike Riot Network]] (Traverse City)

* [[Traverse Alive]] (Traverse City)

* [[My Wheels Are Turning]] (Traverse City)

* [[Common Cycle]] (Ann Arbor)

* [[The Hub of Detroit]] (Detroit)

* [[Share a Bike]] (E. Lansing)

* [[Lansing Bike Coop]](Lansing)

* [[Re-Bicycle Lenawee]] (Adrian)

* [[East Quad Bike Co-op]] (Ann Arbor, U of M)

* [[Mount Pleasant Bike Cooperative]] (Mount Pleasant)

* [[Armory Bike Union]] (Jackson)

* [[MSU Bikes]] (E. Lansing, MSU)

=== Minnesota ===

* [[The Grease Pit]] (Minneapolis)
* [[The Sibley Bike Depot]] (St. Paul)
* [[Mac Bike]] (St. Paul)
* [[The Bike Cave Collective (Duluth, MN, USA)|The Bike Cave Collective]] (Duluth)
* [[Re-Bike Project]] (Mankato)

=== Missouri ===

* [[Bicycle Works]] (St. louis)

* [[816 Bicycle Collective]] (Kansas City)

=== Montana ===

* [[Free Cycles Missoula]] (Missoula)
* [[Bozeman Bike Kitchen]] (Bozeman)

=== Nebraska ===

* [[Community Bike Project Omaha]] (Omaha)

=== Nevada ===

* [[Reno Bike Project]] (Reno)

=== New Hampshire ===

* [[Cheshire County Bicycle Collective]] / [[Keene Bicycle Co-op]] (Keene)

=== New Jersey ===

* [[Pedals for Progress]] (High Bridge)
* [[Hobiken]] (Hoboken)
* [[New Brunswick Bike Library]] (New Brunswick)
* [[The CycLAB]] (Princeton)
* [[South Orange Maplewood Bicycle Coalition]] (South Orange/Maplewood)
* [[Brick City Bike Collective]] (Newark)
* [[Second Life Bikes]] (Asbury Park)

=== New Mexico ===

* [[Chainbreaker Collective]] (Santa Fe)

* [[The Bike Works]] (Silver City)<nowiki>(575)388-1444</nowiki>

=== New York ===

* [[Community Bikes]] Rochester
* [[Recycle Ithaca's Bicycles]] (Ithaca)
* [[Recycle-A-Bicycle]] Youth Program (New York City)
* [[Recycle-A-Bicycle]] DUMBO training center (Brooklyn)
* [[Troy Bike Rescue]] (Troy and Albany)
* [[Time's Up! Bike Co-op]] (New York City)
* [[Buffalo Blue Bike]] (Buffalo)

=== North Carolina ===

* [[Asheville ReCyclery]] (Asheville)
* [[Durham Bike Co-op]] (Durham)
* [[The ReCYCLEry]] (Carrboro)
* [[1304 Bikes]] (Raleigh)
* [[Bike Me!]] (Greensboro)
* [[ReCyclery]] (Charlotte)

=== North Dakota ===
* [[Fargo Moorhead Community Bicycle Workshop]] (Fargo)

=== Oklahoma ===
* [[OKC Infoshop]] (Oklahoma City)

=== Ohio ===

* [[Athens Bicycle Co-operative]] (Athens)
* [[Ohio City Bicycle Co-op]] (Cleveland)
* [[Oberlin Bike Co-op]] (Oberlin)
* [[Mobo Bicycle Co-op]] (Cincinnati)
* [[Third Hand Bicycle Cooperative]] (Columbus)
* [[Toledo City Bicycle Co-op]] (Toledo)
* [[Grindstone Bikes]](Berea)
* [[Summit Cycling Center]] (Akron)
* [http://www.franklintoncycleworks.com Franklinton Cycleworks] (Columbus)

=== Oregon ===

* [[Ashland Community Bike Program]] (Ashland)
* [[Bike Farm]] (Portland)
* [[Center For Appropriate Transport]] (Eugene)
* [[Community Cycling Center]] (Portland)
* [[City Bikes Repair Shop]] (Portland)
* [[North Portland Bikeworks]] (Portland)
* [[Corvallis Bicycle Co-op]] (Corvallis)
* [[Frans Pauwels Memorial Community Bicycle Center]] (Aloha)

=== Pennsylvania ===

* [[Bethlehem Bicycle Cooperative]] (Bethlehem)
* [[Car Free CAT-Coalition for Appropriate Transportation]] (Bethlehem)
* [[Coatesville Community Bike Works]] (Coatesville)
* [[Free Ride]] (Pittsburgh)
* [[Neighborhood Bike Works]] (Philadelphia)
** [[The Bike Church (Philadelphia, PA, USA)|The Bike Church]] (West Philadelphia)
** [[The Bikery (Philadelphia, PA, USA)|The Bikery]] (South Philadelphia)
** [[The Bike Salon (Philadelphia, PA, USA)|The Bike Salon]] (North Philadelphia)
* [[N.W. Pa. Re-Cycle]] (Meadville)
* [[Bike & Build]] (Manayunk)

=== Rhode Island ===

* [[Recycle-A-Bike]] (Providence)

=== South Carolina ===

* [[Holy City Bike Co-op]] (Charleston)
* [[Blackbird Bicycle Co-op]] (Columbia)
* [[Hub Cycle]] (Spartanburg)

=== South Dakota ===

* [[Yellow Bike Program & Reconditioned Bikes for Kids]] (Rapid City)
* [[Brookings Community Bicycle Collective]] (Brookings)
* [[Sioux Falls Bike Collective]] (Sioux Falls)
* [[Spearfish Bicycle Cooperative]] (Spearfish)

=== Tennessee ===

*[[Revolutions Community Bicycle Shop]] (Memphis)

=== Texas ===

* [[Austin Yellow Bike Project]] (Austin)
* [[Workshop Houston]], the parent organization of the [[Third Ward Bike Shop]] (Houston)
* [[Bikes Across Borders]] (Austin)
* [[Waco Volunteer Bike Center]] (Waco)
* [[Querencia Community Bicycle Shop]] (Denton)
* [[The Bike Cave (San Marcos, TX, USA)|The Bike Cave]] (San Marcos)

=== Utah ===

* [[Salt Lake City Bicycle Collective]] (Salt Lake City)
* [[UoU Bicycle Collective]] (Salt Lake City)
* [[Aggie Blue Bikes]] (Logan)
* [[Ogden Bicycle Collective]] (Ogden)

=== Vermont ===

* [[Freeride Montpelier]] (Montpelier)
* [[Windham County Bike Project]] (Brattleboro)
* [[Bike Recycle Vermont]] (Burlington)

=== Virginia ===

* [[Charlottesville Community Bikes]] (Charlottesville)
* [[Blacksburg Bike Collective]] (Blacksburg)
* [[Phoenix Bikes]] (Arlington)
* [[The Bike Village at George Mason University]] (Fairfax)
* [[Sharebike.org]] (Roanoke)
* [[VéloCity Bicycle Cooperative]] (Alexandria)

=== Washington ===

* [[The Hub]] Community Bike Cooperative (Bellingham)
* [[The Evergreen Bike Shop]] (Olympia)
* [[Bike and Bike]] (Olympia)
* The [[Community Build-a-Bike Project]] (Olympia)
* [[Bike Works]] (Seattle)
* [[The Bikery]] (Seattle)
* [[The Bike Shack]] (Seattle)
* [[Pedals2People]] (Spokane)
* [[Cool Water Bikes]] (Spokane)
* [[The Recyclery]] (Port Townsend)
* [[2nd Cycle]] (Tacoma)

=== West Virginia ===

* [[Positive Spin]] (Morgantown)
* [[Spokes4Folks]] (Charleston)

=== Wisconsin ===
* [[Sunshine Community Bikes]] (Ashland)
* [[Wheels for Winners]] (Madison)
* [[Milwaukee Bicycle Collective]] (Milwaukee)
* [[The Freewheel Collective]] (Madison)

=== Washington D.C. ===

* [[The Bike House]]

=== Statistics ===

{| class="wikitable sortable" border="1"
|+ U.S. Bicycle Collective Statistics by State
|-
! scope="col" | Rank
! scope="col" | State
! scope="col" | # BCs
! scope="col" | Population
! scope="col" | BCs Per Capita
|-
| 1 || South Dakota || 4 || 819761 || 0.00000487947096775768
|-
| 2 || Vermont || 3 || 630337 || 0.00000475935888262945
|-
| 3 || Alaska || 2 || 721523 || 0.00000277191440882688
|-
| 4 || Oregon || 8 || 3848606 || 0.00000207867472014542
|-
| 5 || Montana || 2 || 994416 || 0.00000201123071229747
|-
| 6 || Idaho || 3 || 1573499 || 0.00000190657890472126
|-
| 7 || Washington D.C. || 1 || 601723 || 0.00000166189426031579
|-
| 8 || Washington || 11 || 6753369 || 0.00000162881666913210
|-
| 9 || Michigan || 15 || 9911626 || 0.00000151337429398567
|-
| 10 || North Dakota || 1 || 675905 || 0.00000147949785842685
|-
| 11 || Utah || 4 || 2770765 || 0.00000144364462522083
|-
| 12 || Colorado || 6 || 5044930 || 0.00000118931283486590
|-
| 13 || Delaware || 1 || 900877 || 0.00000111002944908128
|-
| 14 || West Virginia || 2 || 1859815 || 0.00000107537577662294
|-
| 15 || Rhode Island || 1 || 1055247 || 0.00000094764543277545
|-
| 16 || Minnesota || 5 || 5314879 || 0.00000094075518934674
|-
| 17 || New Jersey || 7 || 8807501 || 0.00000079477708830235
|-
| 18 || Arizona || 5 || 6412700 || 0.00000077970277730129
|-
| 19 || Indiana || 5 || 6501582 || 0.00000076904359585098
|-
| 20 || New Hampshire || 1 || 1321445 || 0.00000075674734854648
|-
| 21 || Maine || 1 || 1333074 || 0.00000075014590337821
|-
| 22 || Virginia || 6 || 8037736 || 0.00000074647885922105
|-
| 23 || Wisconsin || 4 || 5698230 || 0.00000070197236685778
|-
| 24 || Kansas || 2 || 2863813 || 0.00000069836962120083
|-
| 25 || Ohio || 8 || 11568495 || 0.00000069153334119953
|-
| 26 || Arkansas || 2 || 2926229 || 0.00000068347350805422
|-
| 27 || Iowa || 2 || 3053787 || 0.00000065492452486044
|-
| 28 || South Carolina || 3 || 4645975 || 0.00000064572022019060
|-
| 29 || North Carolina || 6 || 9565781 || 0.00000062723576883059
|-
| 30 || Massachusetts || 4 || 6559644 || 0.00000060978918977920
|-
| 31 || California || 21 || 37341989 || 0.00000056236961560885
|-
| 32 || Pennsylvania || 7 || 12734905 || 0.00000054967037445509
|-
| 33 || Nebraska || 1 || 1831825 || 0.00000054590367529649
|-
| 34 || Illinois || 7 || 12864380 || 0.00000054413815512291
|-
| 35 || Maryland || 3 || 5789929 || 0.00000051814106874195
|-
| 36 || Georgia || 5 || 9727566 || 0.00000051400319463266
|-
| 37 || New Mexico || 1 || 2067273 || 0.00000048372904788095
|-
| 38 || Louisiana || 2 || 4553962 || 0.00000043917801685653
|-
| 39 || Nevada || 1 || 2709432 || 0.00000036908104724533
|-
| 40 || Missouri || 2 || 6011478 || 0.00000033269688419387
|-
| 41 || New York || 6 || 19421055 || 0.00000030894305175491
|-
| 42 || Connecticut || 1 || 3581628 || 0.00000027920264192708
|-
| 43 || Oklahoma || 1 || 3764882 || 0.00000026561257431176
|-
| 44 || Florida || 5 || 18900773 || 0.00000026453944502693
|-
| 45 || Texas || 6 || 25268418 || 0.00000023745055982531
|-
| 46 || Kentucky || 1 || 4350606 || 0.00000022985303656548
|-
| 47 || Alabama || 1 || 4802982 || 0.00000020820398660665
|-
| 48 || Tennessee || 1 || 6375431 || 0.00000015685214066312
|-
| 49 || Hawaii || 0 || 1366862 || 0.00000000000000000000
|-
| 50 || Wyoming || 0 || 568300 || 0.00000000000000000000
|-
| 51 || Mississippi || 0 || 2978240 || 0.00000000000000000000
|-
|}

== See Also ==
* [[Bicycle Organization Organization Project]]
* [http://www.bikecollectives.org/component/option,com_sobi2/sobi2Task,search/Itemid,51/ Bike Collective Network Directory]
* [http://www.ibike.org/encouragement/freebike/directory/index.htm Community Bike Programs: Directory]

[[Category:Community Bicycle Organizations]]

Recycle Ithaca's Bicycles

2011-04-25T21:18:04Z

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==Mission Statement==
To support sustainable communities by promoting the reuse and maintenance of bicycles. Each year hundreds of Ithacans utilize our program which has restored well over 2000 bikes since 1991!

==Location and Hours==
30 W. Buffalo St., Ithaca, NY 14850

Saturday & Sunday 12pm – 3pm

==Contact==
recycleithacasbicycles@gmail.com

== Website ==

* http://www.velonet.org/ribs/

== See Also ==

* [[Community Bicycle Organizations]]

[[Category:Community Bicycle Organizations]]

Bike Athens Bicycle Recycling Program

2011-04-25T21:14:08Z

Vish88:

==Mission Statement==
* To demonstrate that bicycles are a viable form of transportation and that facilities for such should be funded at a level equivalent to other forms of transportation.
* To provide a means whereby the economically disadvantaged or underprivileged can commute to work and thereby become integrated into the community.
* To provide safe and reliable transportation to individuals who have affirmed that they live below the poverty line and cannot therefore afford the expense of owning and operating a personal motor vehicle.
* To provide a program wherein volunteers can advance their bicycle repair and maintenance skills.
* To fund program expenses through donations, grants, sale of bicycles and fees for services.

==History==
The Bike Recycling Program was started in 2000 by Bike Athens [http://www.bikeathens.com/]. Bike Athens promotes biking, walking and public transportation in the Athens-Clark County Area. The organization works to put in bike routes and bike lanes in the city and promote cycling and they have certainly succeeded. Buses are equipped with bike racks, there are a multitude of places to lock up bicycles throughout downtown Athens and cycling appears to be really popular among locals as well as the University of Georgia community. The Bike Recycling Program gives more people access to sustainable transportation. The Bike Recycling Program, which is located just north of downtown Athens, is run by a couple of committed volunteers and a team of behind the scenes people at Bike Athens. The program was originally established to fix up and re-distribute bikes to the poor community in the area. Around Christmas time the organization gives away more than three hundred bikes to children.

==Location and Hours==
The warehouse is located between Oneta St & Tracy St in Athens, Ga

Monday 6 - 8:30 pm 
Wednesday 6 - 8:30 pm 
Sunday 2 - 4:30 pm 
== Website ==

Bike Recycling Program Official Website[http://bikeathens.com/activities/bike_recycling/index.html]

Ontario Wheel House

2011-04-25T21:08:38Z

Vish88:

==Mission Statement==
The Ontario Wheelhouse is a community-pedaled organization that promotes bicycling within the City of Ontario and it's neighboring communities. The Wheelhouse offers an educational, safe and substance free workspace for cyclist from all rides of life to learn to use, service and love bicycles.

==History==
Pitzer College students founded the Ontario Wheelhouse (OWH) in the fall of 2010. The Wheelhouse
provides members of Ontario and surrounding communities with access to a bicycle repair shop where
they are able to work on and learn to work on their own bikes.
The Wheelhouse was crafted by Max Kaplan, Nate Riddle, Sylvie Froncek and Nicole
Scheunemann, with support from Lloyd and Garrison of Bumstead’s Bicycles and Director of Pitzer
in Ontario Prof Susan Phillips, with funding from Pitzer's EcoCenter, Green Bike Program and
Community Engagement Center. The OWH began as an attempt to counter the Inland Empires car
culture by encouraging people to use bikes, and by facilitating their maintenance for the Ontario
community.

==Location and Hours==
132 East H Street
Ontario, CA 91764

Tuesdays 2pm-5pm 
Wednesday 12-5 
Thursday 3pm-5pm 
Friday 12-3

==Bylaws==

Ontario Wheelhouse

Article I

Name and Purpose

Section 1.1 Name

The official name of the community bike shop on the southwest corner of the property located at 132 East H. Street, Ontario, CA is the Ontario Wheelhouse.

Section 1.2 Purpose

The Ontario Wheelhouse is a community-pedaled organization that promotes bicycling within the City of Ontario and it's neighboring communities. The Wheelhouse offers an educational, safe and substance-free workspace for cyclists from all rides of life to learn to use, service and love bicycles.

Article II

Membership

Section 2.1 Members

Membership shall consist of all those who hold at least a weekly shift at the Ontario Wheelhouse and attend monthly meetings.

Section 2.2 Qualifications

Members must meet all qualifications listed below.

1. To hold membership at the Wheelhouse one must be 18 years of age.

2. To hold membership at the Wheelhouse one must prove adequate knowledge of bicycle repair and tool use, while recognizing the skills one lacks.

3. To hold a weekly shift at the Wheelhouse one must prove adequate knowledge of cycling, repair, and shop safety.

4. To hold membership at the Wheelhouse one must understand the responsibilities intrinsic to running The Wheelhouse including opening, closing and general shop duties.

Section 2.3 Becoming a Member

Those seeking membership can participate in a shadowing program outlined in the handbook. After an unspecified number of hours shadowing current members, shadows will be considered for membership. Shadows must be accepted through a consensus between all current members.

Section 2.4 Loss of Membership

All members are impermanent, and are viable to a loss of membership. Membership will be immediately terminated for, stealing tools, using substances while on shift or in the workspace, and stealing money. Membership will be brought in to question at meetings in the case of excessive absences. Excessive absences can apply to either meetings or shifts. Missing two consecutive monthly meetings is considered excessive absences. Missing three shifts in a month without I having a reasonable excuse for your absence (i.e. personal injury, family emergency, finals week) is considered excessive absences.

Article III

Meetings

Section 3.1 Attendance

All active members must attend meetings. Missing two consecutive monthly meetings is considered excessive absences and rational for membership review.

Section 3.2 Quorum and Minutes

The attendance of at least two-thirds of the members shall constitute a quorum for the transaction of business at any meeting. If a quorum is not present, a majority of the members in attendance may adjourn the meeting. Accurate minutes of meetings and other proceedings shall be recorded by any voluntary member and posted on the blog for the public to see with in two days.

Section 3.3 Agenda

Agendas, which all members can add to, shall be provided online at least twenty-four hours in advance.

Section 3.4 Voting

All members can cast one vote in all proceedings. For all votes to pass a consensus must be reached. If members fail to find consensus after three rounds of voting a 4/5 majority will be instated. For the incorporation and termination of new members a consensus must be reached, with the exception of the person in question.

Section 3.5 Special Meetings

Special meetings may be held at any time when called for by ¼ of active members and two days notice must be given to all members. For any special meetings to be legitimate a quorum must be reached of 5/8 of all members.

Article IV

Committees

Section 4.1 Standing Committees

The standing committee shall be Finance. Standing committees shall be appointed by consensus of all active members.

1. Finance Committee shall be responsible for financial statements, budgeting, and sources of funds and consist of three (3) to five (5) members to serve six-month terms on the committee. Only active members who have been active for two months can serve. Only members of the finance committee are approved to make purchases with Wheelhouse money. Purchases made are limited to twenty (20) dollars, without approval at a monthly or special meeting.

Section 4.2 Special Committees

Special Committees can be created, as needed, for the effective management of The Wheelhouse. Creation and membership is decided by consensus vote. Membership to The Wheelhouse is not a requirement for service on special committees, as long at a simple majority are members.

Section 4.3 Committee Meetings

Committee meetings shall be held as necessary.

Section 4.4 Notice of Committee Meetings

Notice of committee meeting shall be sent digitally to all committee members no less then five days before each meeting.

Section 4.5 Quorum and Minutes

Unless otherwise decided by consensus, the whole committee shall constitute quorum. If quorum is not met the meeting cannot take place. Accurate minutes of meetings and other proceedings shall be recorded and made available to all Wheelhouse members.

Section 4.6 Rules

Each Committee can adopt rule for its governance consistent with these bylaws.

Article V

Amendments

Section 5.1 Amendment(s)

These bylaws may be amended by a consensus of all members, provided it is a regular meeting and a copy of the proposed amendment(s) are provided to each member at least one week prior.
==Contact==
ontwheelhouse@gmail.com

==Website==
Ontario Wheel House Official Webspage [http://ontariowheelhouse.yolasite.com/]

Ontario Wheel House Blog [http://ontariowheelhouse.blogspot.com/]

Ontario Wheel House

2011-04-25T21:07:40Z

Vish88:

==Mission Statement==
The Ontario Wheelhouse is a community-pedaled organization that promotes bicycling within the City of Ontario and it's neighboring communities. The Wheelhouse offers an educational, safe and substance free workspace for cyclist from all rides of life to learn to use, service and love bicycles.

==History==
Pitzer College students founded the Ontario Wheelhouse (OWH) in the fall of 2010. The Wheelhouse
provides members of Ontario and surrounding communities with access to a bicycle repair shop where
they are able to work on and learn to work on their own bikes.
The Wheelhouse was crafted by Max Kaplan, Nate Riddle, Sylvie Froncek and Nicole
Scheunemann, with support from Lloyd and Garrison of Bumstead’s Bicycles and Director of Pitzer
in Ontario Prof Susan Phillips, with funding from Pitzer's EcoCenter, Green Bike Program and
Community Engagement Center. The OWH began as an attempt to counter the Inland Empires car
culture by encouraging people to use bikes, and by facilitating their maintenance for the Ontario
community.

==Location and Hours==
132 East H Street
Ontario, CA 91764

Tuesdays 2pm-5pm
Wednesday 12-5
Thursday 3pm-5pm
Friday 12-3

==Bylaws==

Ontario Wheelhouse

Article I

Name and Purpose

Section 1.1 Name

The official name of the community bike shop on the southwest corner of the property located at 132 East H. Street, Ontario, CA is the Ontario Wheelhouse.

Section 1.2 Purpose

The Ontario Wheelhouse is a community-pedaled organization that promotes bicycling within the City of Ontario and it's neighboring communities. The Wheelhouse offers an educational, safe and substance-free workspace for cyclists from all rides of life to learn to use, service and love bicycles.

Article II

Membership

Section 2.1 Members

Membership shall consist of all those who hold at least a weekly shift at the Ontario Wheelhouse and attend monthly meetings.

Section 2.2 Qualifications

Members must meet all qualifications listed below.

1. To hold membership at the Wheelhouse one must be 18 years of age.

2. To hold membership at the Wheelhouse one must prove adequate knowledge of bicycle repair and tool use, while recognizing the skills one lacks.

3. To hold a weekly shift at the Wheelhouse one must prove adequate knowledge of cycling, repair, and shop safety.

4. To hold membership at the Wheelhouse one must understand the responsibilities intrinsic to running The Wheelhouse including opening, closing and general shop duties.

Section 2.3 Becoming a Member

Those seeking membership can participate in a shadowing program outlined in the handbook. After an unspecified number of hours shadowing current members, shadows will be considered for membership. Shadows must be accepted through a consensus between all current members.

Section 2.4 Loss of Membership

All members are impermanent, and are viable to a loss of membership. Membership will be immediately terminated for, stealing tools, using substances while on shift or in the workspace, and stealing money. Membership will be brought in to question at meetings in the case of excessive absences. Excessive absences can apply to either meetings or shifts. Missing two consecutive monthly meetings is considered excessive absences. Missing three shifts in a month without I having a reasonable excuse for your absence (i.e. personal injury, family emergency, finals week) is considered excessive absences.

Article III

Meetings

Section 3.1 Attendance

All active members must attend meetings. Missing two consecutive monthly meetings is considered excessive absences and rational for membership review.

Section 3.2 Quorum and Minutes

The attendance of at least two-thirds of the members shall constitute a quorum for the transaction of business at any meeting. If a quorum is not present, a majority of the members in attendance may adjourn the meeting. Accurate minutes of meetings and other proceedings shall be recorded by any voluntary member and posted on the blog for the public to see with in two days.

Section 3.3 Agenda

Agendas, which all members can add to, shall be provided online at least twenty-four hours in advance.

Section 3.4 Voting

All members can cast one vote in all proceedings. For all votes to pass a consensus must be reached. If members fail to find consensus after three rounds of voting a 4/5 majority will be instated. For the incorporation and termination of new members a consensus must be reached, with the exception of the person in question.

Section 3.5 Special Meetings

Special meetings may be held at any time when called for by ¼ of active members and two days notice must be given to all members. For any special meetings to be legitimate a quorum must be reached of 5/8 of all members.

Article IV

Committees

Section 4.1 Standing Committees

The standing committee shall be Finance. Standing committees shall be appointed by consensus of all active members.

1. Finance Committee shall be responsible for financial statements, budgeting, and sources of funds and consist of three (3) to five (5) members to serve six-month terms on the committee. Only active members who have been active for two months can serve. Only members of the finance committee are approved to make purchases with Wheelhouse money. Purchases made are limited to twenty (20) dollars, without approval at a monthly or special meeting.

Section 4.2 Special Committees

Special Committees can be created, as needed, for the effective management of The Wheelhouse. Creation and membership is decided by consensus vote. Membership to The Wheelhouse is not a requirement for service on special committees, as long at a simple majority are members.

Section 4.3 Committee Meetings

Committee meetings shall be held as necessary.

Section 4.4 Notice of Committee Meetings

Notice of committee meeting shall be sent digitally to all committee members no less then five days before each meeting.

Section 4.5 Quorum and Minutes

Unless otherwise decided by consensus, the whole committee shall constitute quorum. If quorum is not met the meeting cannot take place. Accurate minutes of meetings and other proceedings shall be recorded and made available to all Wheelhouse members.

Section 4.6 Rules

Each Committee can adopt rule for its governance consistent with these bylaws.

Article V

Amendments

Section 5.1 Amendment(s)

These bylaws may be amended by a consensus of all members, provided it is a regular meeting and a copy of the proposed amendment(s) are provided to each member at least one week prior.
==Contact==
ontwheelhouse@gmail.com

==Website==
Ontario Wheel House official webspage [http://ontariowheelhouse.yolasite.com/]

Ontario Wheel House Blog site [http://ontariowheelhouse.blogspot.com/]

Green Bike Program

2011-04-25T21:03:04Z

Vish88:

==Mission Statement==
The Green Bike Program is a student-run organization created to promote cycling, bike safety and sustainability at The Claremont Colleges and the surrounding community. This is done through the reuse of old bikes and parts along with the organization of cycling events. The Green Bike Program gives community members free access to bicycles, tools, repair lessons.

==History==
Originally started in 2001 to test what effect the availability of bicycles would have on the Claremont College community, Pitzer College’s Green Bike Program is now a highly efficient and renowned staple of the Claremont Colleges. The program was started by three young men who decided to service ten bicycles and lend them out to members of the Pitzer College community in order to combat the Los Angeles car culture. Their hope was that, by making bicycles accessible and free, students and faculty would decrease car use. As it turned out, Pitzer community members who normally drove around the square mile enclosure of the campus were happy to replace gasoline with their own leg power and commute via bicycle. This positive reception promoted the expansion of the program. A space was set up in a dormitory basement where volunteers could repair the bicycles that were discarded by seniors after their last semester at college and then redistribute them to current students. A bi-annual bike raffle was implemented in order to fairly distribute free bicycles to interested students. As the program progressed the three volunteers and ten bicycles grew and the small workspace was upgraded.
In 2008, a fleet of approximately eighty “green bikes” and ten volunteers moved into a larger space, specifically designed for the program in the center of Pitzer’s campus. What began as an
experiment to counteract automobile use has turned into a student-run cooperative organization aimed at getting the community interested in bikes and promoting safe riding and knowledge of bicycle repair.

==Location and Hours==
Piter College
1050 N. Mills Ave
Claremont, CA 91711

Located on the Pitzer College Service Road between the Gold Student Center and Atherton Hall

Monday-Friday 12-5pm

Open for sporadic hours during the summer and winter college vacation months.

==Contact==
pitzergbp@gmail.com

== Website ==

* http://www.pitzer.edu/student_life/gbp/

== See Also ==

* [[Community Bicycle Organizations]]

[[Category:Community Bicycle Organizations]]

Green Bike Program

2011-04-25T21:02:51Z

Vish88:

[[image:gpb-building.jpg]]

==Mission Statement==
The Green Bike Program is a student-run organization created to promote cycling, bike safety and sustainability at The Claremont Colleges and the surrounding community. This is done through the reuse of old bikes and parts along with the organization of cycling events. The Green Bike Program gives community members free access to bicycles, tools, repair lessons.

==History==
Originally started in 2001 to test what effect the availability of bicycles would have on the Claremont College community, Pitzer College’s Green Bike Program is now a highly efficient and renowned staple of the Claremont Colleges. The program was started by three young men who decided to service ten bicycles and lend them out to members of the Pitzer College community in order to combat the Los Angeles car culture. Their hope was that, by making bicycles accessible and free, students and faculty would decrease car use. As it turned out, Pitzer community members who normally drove around the square mile enclosure of the campus were happy to replace gasoline with their own leg power and commute via bicycle. This positive reception promoted the expansion of the program. A space was set up in a dormitory basement where volunteers could repair the bicycles that were discarded by seniors after their last semester at college and then redistribute them to current students. A bi-annual bike raffle was implemented in order to fairly distribute free bicycles to interested students. As the program progressed the three volunteers and ten bicycles grew and the small workspace was upgraded.
In 2008, a fleet of approximately eighty “green bikes” and ten volunteers moved into a larger space, specifically designed for the program in the center of Pitzer’s campus. What began as an
experiment to counteract automobile use has turned into a student-run cooperative organization aimed at getting the community interested in bikes and promoting safe riding and knowledge of bicycle repair.

==Location and Hours==
Piter College
1050 N. Mills Ave
Claremont, CA 91711

Located on the Pitzer College Service Road between the Gold Student Center and Atherton Hall

Monday-Friday 12-5pm

Open for sporadic hours during the summer and winter college vacation months.

==Contact==
pitzergbp@gmail.com

== Website ==

* http://www.pitzer.edu/student_life/gbp/

== See Also ==

* [[Community Bicycle Organizations]]

[[Category:Community Bicycle Organizations]]

Green Bike Program

2011-04-25T21:01:30Z

Vish88: The Green Bike Program is a student-run bike cooperative at Pitzer College in Claremont CA.

[[File:gbp-building.jpg]]

==Mission Statement==
The Green Bike Program is a student-run organization created to promote cycling, bike safety and sustainability at The Claremont Colleges and the surrounding community. This is done through the reuse of old bikes and parts along with the organization of cycling events. The Green Bike Program gives community members free access to bicycles, tools, repair lessons.

==History==
Originally started in 2001 to test what effect the availability of bicycles would have on the Claremont College community, Pitzer College’s Green Bike Program is now a highly efficient and renowned staple of the Claremont Colleges. The program was started by three young men who decided to service ten bicycles and lend them out to members of the Pitzer College community in order to combat the Los Angeles car culture. Their hope was that, by making bicycles accessible and free, students and faculty would decrease car use. As it turned out, Pitzer community members who normally drove around the square mile enclosure of the campus were happy to replace gasoline with their own leg power and commute via bicycle. This positive reception promoted the expansion of the program. A space was set up in a dormitory basement where volunteers could repair the bicycles that were discarded by seniors after their last semester at college and then redistribute them to current students. A bi-annual bike raffle was implemented in order to fairly distribute free bicycles to interested students. As the program progressed the three volunteers and ten bicycles grew and the small workspace was upgraded.
In 2008, a fleet of approximately eighty “green bikes” and ten volunteers moved into a larger space, specifically designed for the program in the center of Pitzer’s campus. What began as an
experiment to counteract automobile use has turned into a student-run cooperative organization aimed at getting the community interested in bikes and promoting safe riding and knowledge of bicycle repair.

==Location and Hours==
Piter College
1050 N. Mills Ave
Claremont, CA 91711

Located on the Pitzer College Service Road between the Gold Student Center and Atherton Hall

Monday-Friday 12-5pm

Open for sporadic hours during the summer and winter college vacation months.

==Contact==
pitzergbp@gmail.com

== Website ==

* http://www.pitzer.edu/student_life/gbp/

== See Also ==

* [[Community Bicycle Organizations]]

[[Category:Community Bicycle Organizations]]

Green Bike Program

2011-04-25T20:58:32Z

Vish88:

==Mission Statement==
The Green Bike Program is a student-run organization created to promote cycling, bike safety and sustainability at The Claremont Colleges and the surrounding community. This is done through the reuse of old bikes and parts along with the organization of cycling events. The Green Bike Program gives community members free access to bicycles, tools, repair lessons.

==History==
Originally started in 2001 to test what effect the availability of bicycles would have on the Claremont College community, Pitzer College’s Green Bike Program is now a highly efficient and renowned staple of the Claremont Colleges. The program was started by three young men who decided to service ten bicycles and lend them out to members of the Pitzer College community in order to combat the Los Angeles car culture. Their hope was that, by making
bicycles accessible and free, students and faculty would decrease car use. As it turned out, Pitzer community members who normally drove around the square mile enclosure of the campus were
happy to replace gasoline with their own leg power and commute via bicycle. This positive reception promoted the expansion of the program. A space was set up in a dormitory basement
where volunteers could repair the bicycles that were discarded by seniors after their last semester at college and then redistribute them to current students. A bi-annual bike raffle was implemented in order to fairly distribute free bicycles to interested students. As the program progressed the three volunteers and ten bicycles grew and the small workspace was upgraded. In
2008, a fleet of approximately eighty “green bikes” and ten volunteers moved into a larger space, specifically designed for the program in the center of Pitzer’s campus. What began as an
experiment to counteract automobile use has turned into a student-run cooperative organization aimed at getting the community interested in bikes and promoting safe riding and knowledge of bicycle repair.

==Location and Hours==
Piter College
1050 N. Mills Ave
Claremont, CA 91711

Located on the Pitzer College Service Road between the Gold Student Center and Atherton Hall

Monday-Friday 12-5pm

Open for sporadic hours during the summer and winter college vacation months.

==Contact==
pitzergbp@gmail.com

== Website ==

* http://www.pitzer.edu/student_life/gbp/

== See Also ==

* [[Community Bicycle Organizations]]

[[Category:Community Bicycle Organizations]]

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The list below uses the criteria found in the old [[Bicycle Organization Organization Project]] for what constitutes a community bike shop, namely:

* Non-profit bicycle organizations
* Bike shops that are accessible to people without money
* Shops that have an educational focus, teaching others how to fix bikes
* Shops that are volunteer run
* Organizations that ship bikes to communities in other countries.
* Shops that provide free or low-cost services to the community.
* Organizations that recycle bicycles and parts

For a map that is less comprehensive as of April 2011 (but a map!), please [http://maps.google.com/maps/ms?ie=UTF8&hl=en&msa=0&msid=215640192972316876618.0004a00c0210cf27fd36f&ll=36.173357,-105.644531&spn=43.727571,113.027344&z=3 click here]

== Australia ==

=== Queensland ===

* [[The Bicycle Revolution]] (Brisbane)

=== Tasmania ===
* [[Hobart Bike Kitchen]] (Hobart)
=== New South Wales ===
* [[Cycle Re-Cycle]] aka [[Nunnery Bike Workshop]] (Sydney)
* [[Cycle Rescue]] (Sydney)
* [[Newcastle Bike Ecology Centre]] (Newcastle)
* [[UNSW Bike Club]] (Sydney, Canberra)

== Austria ==

=== Graz ===
* [[Fahrradküche Graz]] (Graz)
=== Linz ===
* [[ Bikekitchen Linz]] (Linz)
=== Vienna ===
* [[WUK Fahrrad Selbsthilfewerkstatt]] (Vienna/Wien)
* [[Bikekitchen Vienna]] (Vienna/Wien)

== Brasil ==
=== São Paulo ===
* [[Mão na roda]] (São Paulo)

== Canada ==
=== Alberta ===
* [[Edmonton Bicycle Commuters Society]] (Edmonton)
* [[The Bike Root]] (Calgary)
* [[The Good Life Community Bike Shop]] (Calgary)

=== British Columbia ===

* [[The Bike Kitchen (Vancouver)|The Bike Kitchen]] (Vancouver)
* [[Our Community Bikes]] (Vancouver)
* [[Recyclistas Community Bike Shop]] (Victoria)
* [[FreeHub Co-operative]] (Victoria)

=== Manitoba ===

* [[The Bike Dump]] (Winnipeg)
* [[The Bike Dungeon]] (Winnipeg)
* [[The Orioles Bike Cage]] (Winnipeg)

=== Newfoundland and Labrador ===

* [[Ordinary Spokes]] (St. John's)

=== Nova Scotia ===

* [[Bike Again!]] (Halifax)

=== Ontario ===

* [[Yellow Bike Action]] (Kingston)
* [[Re-Cycles Bicycle Coop]] (Ottawa)
* [[Community Bicycle Network]] (Toronto)
* [[Bike Pirates]] (Toronto)
* [[Bikechain]] (University of Toronto, Toronto)
* [[Bikesauce]] (Toronto)
* [[Recycle Cycles (Hamilton)]]
* [[The Bike Centre]] (University of Guelph, Guelph)
* [[Recycle Cycles (Kitchener)]]
* [[MACycle]] (McMaster University, Hamilton)
* [[B!KE: The Peterborough Community Bike Shop]] (Peterborough)

=== Quebec ===

* [[Velogik]] (Montreal)
* [[Right to Move/La voie Libre]] (Montreal)
* [[SantroVelo]] (Montreal)
* [[CRABE]] (Montréal)
* [[The Flat: Bike Collective]] (Montréal)
* [[Mile End Bike Garage]] (Montréal)
* [[PX "The Space" Bikeworks]] (Montréal)
* [[Biciklo]] (Montréal)
* [[BQAM]] (Université du Quebec à Montréal (UQAM), Montréal)
* [[Coop roue libre]] (Laval University, Quebec City]

== Croatia ==
=== Zagreb ===
* [[Biciklopopravljaona]] (Zagreb)

== Finland ==

=== Espoo ===
* [http://www.bikepoli.fi/blog/ Bikepoli, Teekkari-paja]

== France ==

=== Federation of French speaking community bicycle organizations ===

* [http://www.heureux-cyclage.org/ Heureux-cyclage]

=== Dijon ===
* [[La Bécane à Jules]] (Dijon)
=== Grenoble ===
* [[uN p'Tit véLo dAnS La Tête]] (Grenoble)

=== Lyon ===
* [[Le Recycleur]] (Lyon)
=== Montpellier ===
* [[Le Vieux Biclou]] (Montpellier)
=== Nancy ===
* [[Atelier Dynamo]] (Nancy)
=== Nantes ===
* [[Vélocampus]] (Nantes)
=== Paris ===
* [[Atelier vélorutionnaire]]
=== Toulouse ===
* [[Atelier de l’association vélo Toulouse]] (Toulouse)
* [[Vélo de Occasion]] (Toulouse)

== Germany ==

* [[Bike-Kitchen Dortmund]]

== Ghana ==

* [[Earn-a-Bike Ghana]]

== Guatemala ==

* [[Associatión Maya Pedal]]

== Hungary ==

* [[Bringakonyha Budapest]]

== Iceland ==

* [[Keðjuverkun]] (Reykjavík)

== Italy ==

=== Bologna ===

* [[Ciclofficina Ampio Raggio]]

=== Firenze ===

* [[Ciclofficina Brugola Rossa]]

=== Roma ===

* [[Ciclofficina Centrale]]

* [[Ciclofficina "Don Chisciotte" @ ex Snia]]

* [[Ciclofficina Popolare "ex Lavanderia"]]

* [[Ciclofficina "Macchia Rossa"]]

* [[Ciclofficina "Luigi Masetti"]]

* [[Ciclofficina "Fisica"]]

=== Sicilia ===

* [[Ciclofficina Etnea]] (Catania)

=== Torino ===

* [[Ciclofficina Casa delle Scimmie]]

== Ireland ==

* [[Rothar]]

== Spain ==

=== Galiza ===

* [http://arkivos.files.wordpress.com/2010/11/panfletos_mc_reciclos.pdf ReCiclos Propolis] (A Coruña)

=== Madrid ===

* [[BiciLab]]

* [[Cicloficina Malaya]]

* [[Ciclotaller Secano]]

* [[Ciclotaller del Solar]]

* [[Maravillosa Ciclococina]]

* [[Taller de Autoreparación de Bicis del Dragón]]

== United Kingdom ==

=== Aberdeen ===

* [[beCyCle]]

=== Bristol ===

* [[Bristol Bike Project]]

=== Brighton ===

* [[Cranks DIY Workshop]]

=== Edinburgh ===

* [[The Bike Station]]

=== Glasgow ===

* [[Common Wheel Project]]

=== Leeds ===

* [[Pedallers Arms]]

=== Gloucester ===

* [[The Re-Cycle Shed]]

=== London ===

* [[56a Bikespace]] (Walworth)

* [[Brixton Bicycle Art]] (Brockwell Park)

* [[Hackney Bike Workshop]] (Hackney)

* [[Magnificent Revolution]] (Based in London But all over the country)

* [[Tower Hamlets Wheelers]] (Tower Hamlets)

* [[Walthamstow Bicycle Recycling]] (Walthamstow)

=== Manchester ===

* [[I Bike MCR]]

=== Newcastle ===

* [[Recyke-Y-Bike]]

=== Oxford ===

* [[Oxford Cycle Workshop]]

=== Stirling ===

* [[recyke-a-bike]] (Stirling)

=== York ===

* [[Bike Rescue]]

=== Warrington ===

* [[Cycling Projects]]

== United States ==

=== Alabama ===

* [[Bici Coop]] (Birmingham)

=== Alaska ===

* [[University of Alaska at Anchorage Bike Club]] (Anchorage)
* [[Off the Chain Bicycle Collective]] (Anchorage)

=== Arkansas ===

* [[Bike City Recyclery]] (Fayetteville)
* [[Recycles Bike Co-op]] (Little Rock)

=== Arizona ===

* [[South Side Mutual Aid Toward Independent Youth Bicycle Education Project]] (Flagstaff)
* [[BICAS]] (Tucson)
* [[Handlebar Helpers]] (Scottsdale)
* [[Helping Understand Bicycles]] (Prescott)
* [[Bike Saviours Bicycle Collective]] (Tempe)

=== California ===

* [[Arcata Library Bikes]] (Arcata)
* [[The Davis Bike Collective]] (Davis)
* [[The Bike Kitchen]] (San Francisco)
* [[The Bike Hut Foundation]] (San Francisco)
* [[The Sacramento Bicycle Kitchen]] (Sacramento)
* [[Bikes Del Pueblo]] (San Diego)
* [[BicyCAL]] (Berkeley)
* [[Bicycle Kitchen (Los Angeles)]]
* [[Bike Oven]] (Los Angeles)
* [[Bikerowave]] (Los Angeles)
* [[Valley Bikery]] (Los Angeles)
* [[The Bike Church (Santa Cruz, CA, USA)|The Bike Church]] (Santa Cruz)
* [[Changing Gears Bike Shop]] (Alameda)
* [[Community Cycles]] (Oakland)
* [[Bikery]] (Oakland)
* [[Ontario Wheel House]] (Ontario)
* [[Santa Cruz Campus Bike Center]] (Santa Cruz)
* [[Bici Centro]] (Santa Barbara)
* [[Local Bike Trader]] (San Luis Obispo)
* [[SLO Bike Kitchen]] (San Luis Obispo)
* [[The Bicycle Lounge]] (Riverside)
* [[The Green Bike Program]] (Pitzer College, Claremont)
* [[Trips for Kids Marin]] aka [[Re-Cyclery (Marin, CA, USA)]] (San Rafael)

=== Colorado ===

* [[Community Cycles]] (Boulder)
* [[Derailer Bicycle Collective]] (Denver)
* The [[Bike Depot]] (Denver)
* [[Recycle Bicycles]] (Denver)
* [[Fort Collins Bike Coop]] (Fort Collins)
* [[Spokes Community Bicycle Project]] (Longmont)
* [[The Good Wheel]] (Manitou Springs)

=== Connecticut ===

* [[New Haven Bike Collective]] (New Haven)

=== Delaware ===

* [[Urban Bike Project of Wilmington]] (Wilmington)

=== Florida ===

* [[Krank it Up]] (Tallahassee)
* [[The Kickstand]] (Gainesville)
* [[Lake Worth Bike Coop]] (West Palm Beach)
* [[Tampa Bay Bicycle Co-op]] (Tampa)
* [[Bike Broward]] (Fort Lauderdale)
* [[Spokescouncil]] (Orlando)

=== Georgia ===

* [[Sopo Bike Coop]] (Atlanta)
* [[Communicycle]] (Atlanta - Chamblee)
* [[Shift Community Bike Shop]] (Atlanta)
* [[Starter Bikes]] (Atlanta)
* [[Savannah Bike Coop]] (Savannah)
* [[Bike Athens Bicycle Recycling Program]] (Athens)

=== Idaho ===

* [[Boise Bicycle Project]] (Boise)

* [[Village Bicycle Project]] (Moscow)

* The [[Powerhouse]] (Pocatello)

=== Illinois ===

* [[Blackstone Bicycle Works]] (Chicago)
* [[Bikes for Chicago]] (Chicago)
* The [[Chicago Community Bike Project]] (Chicago)
* The [[Recyclery]] (Evanston/Chicago)
* [[Working Bikes]] (Chicago)
* [[West Town Bikes]] (Chicago)
* The [[Bike Project of Urbana-Champaign]] (Urbana-Champaign)

=== Indiana ===

* [[Bloomington Community Bike Project]] (Bloomington)
* [[West Lafayette Bike Cooporative]] (West Lafayette)
* [[Freewheelin' Community Bikes]] (Indianapolis)
* [[Pedal & Park]] (Indianapolis)
* [[Shadeland Bicycle Collective]] (Anderson)

=== Iowa ===

* [[The Iowa City Bike Library]] (Iowa City)
* [[Des Moines Bike Collective]] (Des Moines)

===Kansas===

* [[Topeka Community Cycle Project]] (Topeka)
* [[Wichita Bicycle Collective]] (Wichita)

=== Kentucky ===

* [[Brycc Freewheel Bike Collective]] (Louisville)

=== Louisiana ===

* [[Plan B]] (New Orleans)
* [[Rubarb]] (New Orleans)

=== Maine ===

* [[Community Bicycle Center]] (Biddeford)

=== Maryland ===
* [[Bikes for the World]] (Rockville)
* [[Mount Rainier Bicycle Cooperative]] (Mount Rainier)
* [[Renaissance Community Youth Bike Shop]] (Riverdale)
* [[Velocipede Bike Project]] (Baltimore)

=== Massachusetts ===

* [[Bikes not Bombs]] (Boston)
* [[Broadway Bicycle School]] (Cambridge)
* [[Quad Bikes]] (Cambridge)
* [[Worcester Earn-A-Bike]] (Worcester)

=== Michigan ===

* [[Boston Square Community Bikes]] (Grand Rapids)

* [[Back Alley Bikes]] (Detroit)

* [[Broke Spoke Bike Coop]] (Traverse City)

* [[Bike Riot Network]] (Traverse City)

* [[Traverse Alive]] (Traverse City)

* [[My Wheels Are Turning]] (Traverse City)

* [[Common Cycle]] (Ann Arbor)

* [[The Hub of Detroit]] (Detroit)

* [[Share a Bike]] (E. Lansing)

* [[Lansing Bike Coop]](Lansing)

* [[Re-Bicycle Lenawee]] (Adrian)

* [[East Quad Bike Co-op]] (Ann Arbor, U of M)

* [[Mount Pleasant Bike Cooperative]] (Mount Pleasant)

* [[Armory Bike Union]] (Jackson)

* [[MSU Bikes]] (E. Lansing, MSU)

=== Minnesota ===

* [[The Grease Pit]] (Minneapolis)
* [[The Sibley Bike Depot]] (St. Paul)
* [[Mac Bike]] (St. Paul)
* [[The Bike Cave Collective (Duluth, MN, USA)|The Bike Cave Collective]] (Duluth)
* [[Re-Bike Project]] (Mankato)

=== Missouri ===

* [[Bicycle Works]] (St. louis)

* [[816 Bicycle Collective]] (Kansas City)

=== Montana ===

* [[Free Cycles Missoula]] (Missoula)
* [[Bozeman Bike Kitchen]] (Bozeman)

=== Nebraska ===

* [[Community Bike Project Omaha]] (Omaha)

=== Nevada ===

* [[Reno Bike Project]] (Reno)

=== New Hampshire ===

* [[Cheshire County Bicycle Collective]] / [[Keene Bicycle Co-op]] (Keene)

=== New Jersey ===

* [[Pedals for Progress]] (High Bridge)
* [[Hobiken]] (Hoboken)
* [[New Brunswick Bike Library]] (New Brunswick)
* [[The CycLAB]] (Princeton)
* [[South Orange Maplewood Bicycle Coalition]] (South Orange/Maplewood)
* [[Brick City Bike Collective]] (Newark)
* [[Second Life Bikes]] (Asbury Park)

=== New Mexico ===

* [[Chainbreaker Collective]] (Santa Fe)

* [[The Bike Works]] (Silver City)<nowiki>(575)388-1444</nowiki>

=== New York ===

* [[Community Bikes]] Rochester
* [[Recycle Ithaca's Bicycles]] (Ithaca)
* [[Recycle-A-Bicycle]] Youth Program (New York City)
* [[Recycle-A-Bicycle]] DUMBO training center (Brooklyn)
* [[Troy Bike Rescue]] (Troy and Albany)
* [[Time's Up! Bike Co-op]] (New York City)
* [[Buffalo Blue Bike]] (Buffalo)

=== North Carolina ===

* [[Asheville ReCyclery]] (Asheville)
* [[Durham Bike Co-op]] (Durham)
* [[The ReCYCLEry]] (Carrboro)
* [[1304 Bikes]] (Raleigh)
* [[Bike Me!]] (Greensboro)
* [[ReCyclery]] (Charlotte)

=== North Dakota ===
* [[Fargo Moorhead Community Bicycle Workshop]] (Fargo)

=== Oklahoma ===
* [[OKC Infoshop]] (Oklahoma City)

=== Ohio ===

* [[Athens Bicycle Co-operative]] (Athens)
* [[Ohio City Bicycle Co-op]] (Cleveland)
* [[Oberlin Bike Co-op]] (Oberlin)
* [[Mobo Bicycle Co-op]] (Cincinnati)
* [[Third Hand Bicycle Cooperative]] (Columbus)
* [[Toledo City Bicycle Co-op]] (Toledo)
* [[Grindstone Bikes]](Berea)
* [[Summit Cycling Center]] (Akron)
* [http://www.franklintoncycleworks.com Franklinton Cycleworks] (Columbus)

=== Oregon ===

* [[Ashland Community Bike Program]] (Ashland)
* [[Bike Farm]] (Portland)
* [[Center For Appropriate Transport]] (Eugene)
* [[Community Cycling Center]] (Portland)
* [[City Bikes Repair Shop]] (Portland)
* [[North Portland Bikeworks]] (Portland)
* [[Corvallis Bicycle Co-op]] (Corvallis)
* [[Frans Pauwels Memorial Community Bicycle Center]] (Aloha)

=== Pennsylvania ===

* [[Bethlehem Bicycle Cooperative]] (Bethlehem)
* [[Car Free CAT-Coalition for Appropriate Transportation]] (Bethlehem)
* [[Coatesville Community Bike Works]] (Coatesville)
* [[Free Ride]] (Pittsburgh)
* [[Neighborhood Bike Works]] (Philadelphia)
** [[The Bike Church (Philadelphia, PA, USA)|The Bike Church]] (West Philadelphia)
** [[The Bikery (Philadelphia, PA, USA)|The Bikery]] (South Philadelphia)
** [[The Bike Salon (Philadelphia, PA, USA)|The Bike Salon]] (North Philadelphia)
* [[N.W. Pa. Re-Cycle]] (Meadville)
* [[Bike & Build]] (Manayunk)

=== Rhode Island ===

* [[Recycle-A-Bike]] (Providence)

=== South Carolina ===

* [[Holy City Bike Co-op]] (Charleston)
* [[Blackbird Bicycle Co-op]] (Columbia)
* [[Hub Cycle]] (Spartanburg)

=== South Dakota ===

* [[Yellow Bike Program & Reconditioned Bikes for Kids]] (Rapid City)
* [[Brookings Community Bicycle Collective]] (Brookings)
* [[Sioux Falls Bike Collective]] (Sioux Falls)
* [[Spearfish Bicycle Cooperative]] (Spearfish)

=== Tennessee ===

*[[Revolutions Community Bicycle Shop]] (Memphis)

=== Texas ===

* [[Austin Yellow Bike Project]] (Austin)
* [[Workshop Houston]], the parent organization of the [[Third Ward Bike Shop]] (Houston)
* [[Bikes Across Borders]] (Austin)
* [[Waco Volunteer Bike Center]] (Waco)
* [[Querencia Community Bicycle Shop]] (Denton)
* [[The Bike Cave (San Marcos, TX, USA)|The Bike Cave]] (San Marcos)

=== Utah ===

* [[Salt Lake City Bicycle Collective]] (Salt Lake City)
* [[UoU Bicycle Collective]] (Salt Lake City)
* [[Aggie Blue Bikes]] (Logan)
* [[Ogden Bicycle Collective]] (Ogden)

=== Vermont ===

* [[Freeride Montpelier]] (Montpelier)
* [[Windham County Bike Project]] (Brattleboro)
* [[Bike Recycle Vermont]] (Burlington)

=== Virginia ===

* [[Charlottesville Community Bikes]] (Charlottesville)
* [[Blacksburg Bike Collective]] (Blacksburg)
* [[Phoenix Bikes]] (Arlington)
* [[The Bike Village at George Mason University]] (Fairfax)
* [[Sharebike.org]] (Roanoke)
* [[VéloCity Bicycle Cooperative]] (Alexandria)

=== Washington ===

* [[The Hub]] Community Bike Cooperative (Bellingham)
* [[The Evergreen Bike Shop]] (Olympia)
* [[Bike and Bike]] (Olympia)
* The [[Community Build-a-Bike Project]] (Olympia)
* [[Bike Works]] (Seattle)
* [[The Bikery]] (Seattle)
* [[The Bike Shack]] (Seattle)
* [[Pedals2People]] (Spokane)
* [[Cool Water Bikes]] (Spokane)
* [[The Recyclery]] (Port Townsend)
* [[2nd Cycle]] (Tacoma)

=== West Virginia ===

* [[Positive Spin]] (Morgantown)
* [[Spokes4Folks]] (Charleston)

=== Wisconsin ===
* [[Sunshine Community Bikes]] (Ashland)
* [[Wheels for Winners]] (Madison)
* [[Milwaukee Bicycle Collective]] (Milwaukee)
* [[The Freewheel Collective]] (Madison)

=== Washington D.C. ===

* [[The Bike House]]

=== Statistics ===

{| class="wikitable sortable" border="1"
|+ U.S. Bicycle Collective Statistics by State
|-
! scope="col" | Rank
! scope="col" | State
! scope="col" | # BCs
! scope="col" | Population
! scope="col" | BCs Per Capita
|-
| 1 || South Dakota || 4 || 819761 || 0.00000487947096775768
|-
| 2 || Vermont || 3 || 630337 || 0.00000475935888262945
|-
| 3 || Alaska || 2 || 721523 || 0.00000277191440882688
|-
| 4 || Oregon || 8 || 3848606 || 0.00000207867472014542
|-
| 5 || Montana || 2 || 994416 || 0.00000201123071229747
|-
| 6 || Idaho || 3 || 1573499 || 0.00000190657890472126
|-
| 7 || Washington D.C. || 1 || 601723 || 0.00000166189426031579
|-
| 8 || Washington || 11 || 6753369 || 0.00000162881666913210
|-
| 9 || Michigan || 15 || 9911626 || 0.00000151337429398567
|-
| 10 || North Dakota || 1 || 675905 || 0.00000147949785842685
|-
| 11 || Utah || 4 || 2770765 || 0.00000144364462522083
|-
| 12 || Colorado || 6 || 5044930 || 0.00000118931283486590
|-
| 13 || Delaware || 1 || 900877 || 0.00000111002944908128
|-
| 14 || West Virginia || 2 || 1859815 || 0.00000107537577662294
|-
| 15 || Rhode Island || 1 || 1055247 || 0.00000094764543277545
|-
| 16 || Minnesota || 5 || 5314879 || 0.00000094075518934674
|-
| 17 || New Jersey || 7 || 8807501 || 0.00000079477708830235
|-
| 18 || Arizona || 5 || 6412700 || 0.00000077970277730129
|-
| 19 || Indiana || 5 || 6501582 || 0.00000076904359585098
|-
| 20 || New Hampshire || 1 || 1321445 || 0.00000075674734854648
|-
| 21 || Maine || 1 || 1333074 || 0.00000075014590337821
|-
| 22 || Virginia || 6 || 8037736 || 0.00000074647885922105
|-
| 23 || Wisconsin || 4 || 5698230 || 0.00000070197236685778
|-
| 24 || Kansas || 2 || 2863813 || 0.00000069836962120083
|-
| 25 || Ohio || 8 || 11568495 || 0.00000069153334119953
|-
| 26 || Arkansas || 2 || 2926229 || 0.00000068347350805422
|-
| 27 || Iowa || 2 || 3053787 || 0.00000065492452486044
|-
| 28 || South Carolina || 3 || 4645975 || 0.00000064572022019060
|-
| 29 || North Carolina || 6 || 9565781 || 0.00000062723576883059
|-
| 30 || Massachusetts || 4 || 6559644 || 0.00000060978918977920
|-
| 31 || California || 21 || 37341989 || 0.00000056236961560885
|-
| 32 || Pennsylvania || 7 || 12734905 || 0.00000054967037445509
|-
| 33 || Nebraska || 1 || 1831825 || 0.00000054590367529649
|-
| 34 || Illinois || 7 || 12864380 || 0.00000054413815512291
|-
| 35 || Maryland || 3 || 5789929 || 0.00000051814106874195
|-
| 36 || Georgia || 5 || 9727566 || 0.00000051400319463266
|-
| 37 || New Mexico || 1 || 2067273 || 0.00000048372904788095
|-
| 38 || Louisiana || 2 || 4553962 || 0.00000043917801685653
|-
| 39 || Nevada || 1 || 2709432 || 0.00000036908104724533
|-
| 40 || Missouri || 2 || 6011478 || 0.00000033269688419387
|-
| 41 || New York || 6 || 19421055 || 0.00000030894305175491
|-
| 42 || Connecticut || 1 || 3581628 || 0.00000027920264192708
|-
| 43 || Oklahoma || 1 || 3764882 || 0.00000026561257431176
|-
| 44 || Florida || 5 || 18900773 || 0.00000026453944502693
|-
| 45 || Texas || 6 || 25268418 || 0.00000023745055982531
|-
| 46 || Kentucky || 1 || 4350606 || 0.00000022985303656548
|-
| 47 || Alabama || 1 || 4802982 || 0.00000020820398660665
|-
| 48 || Tennessee || 1 || 6375431 || 0.00000015685214066312
|-
| 49 || Hawaii || 0 || 1366862 || 0.00000000000000000000
|-
| 50 || Wyoming || 0 || 568300 || 0.00000000000000000000
|-
| 51 || Mississippi || 0 || 2978240 || 0.00000000000000000000
|-
|}

== See Also ==
* [[Bicycle Organization Organization Project]]
* [http://www.bikecollectives.org/component/option,com_sobi2/sobi2Task,search/Itemid,51/ Bike Collective Network Directory]
* [http://www.ibike.org/encouragement/freebike/directory/index.htm Community Bike Programs: Directory]

[[Category:Community Bicycle Organizations]]