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PSU Bike Den

KarlAhrendsen — Thu, 01 Oct 2026 15:29:27 GMT

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	The ~~Pennsylvania State University has~~ a ~~DIY bike fixing~~ space ~~open~~ to ~~Penn State~~ and the ~~broader community~~. It is located in the ground floor of the Penn State West Deck Parking Garage. The Bike Den opened in 2021 under the direction of Cecily Zhu.		The Bike Den is a community-building space that aims to enhance the community and environment through the promotion of bicycle transportation and material stewardship. Different from a traditional repair shop, Bike Den staff and volunteers are available to guide and educate individuals on do-it-yourself (DIY) bike repair. It is located in the ground floor of the Penn State West Deck Parking Garage. The Bike Den opened in 2021 under the direction of Cecily Zhu.

	The Bike Den provides the tools needed for users of the space to fix their bikes, as well as guidance on basic maintenance provided by staff, volunteers, and available literature.		The Bike Den provides the tools needed for users of the space to fix their bikes, as well as guidance on basic maintenance provided by staff, volunteers, and available literature.

Community Bicycle Organizations

KarlAhrendsen — Wed, 30 Sep 2026 14:52:26 GMT

Pennsylvania

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	*[[The Common Wheel]] (Lancaster)		*[[The Common Wheel]] (Lancaster)
	*[[Community Bike Works ]] (Allentown)		*[[Community Bike Works ]] (Allentown)
	*The PSU Bike Den (State College)		*[[PSU Bike Den\|The PSU Bike Den]] (State College)

	===Rhode Island===		===Rhode Island===

PSU Bike Den

KarlAhrendsen — Wed, 30 Sep 2026 14:40:36 GMT

Added PSU Bike Den Page.

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The Pennsylvania State University has a DIY bike fixing space open to Penn State and the broader community. It is located in the ground floor of the Penn State West Deck Parking Garage. The Bike Den opened in 2021 under the direction of Cecily Zhu.

The Bike Den provides the tools needed for users of the space to fix their bikes, as well as guidance on basic maintenance provided by staff, volunteers, and available literature.

[https://transportation.psu.edu/bike-den Bike Den Website: https://transportation.psu.edu/bike-den]

Link to Location in Google Maps: https://maps.app.goo.gl/TbNm5vfEtCFMypn67

Community Bicycle Organizations

KarlAhrendsen — Wed, 30 Sep 2026 14:29:36 GMT

Added PSU Bike Den in State College, PA and Pedal People COOP's Bike Lab in Northampton, MA.

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	*[[The Bike Connector]] (Lowell)		*[[The Bike Connector]] (Lowell)
	*[[Smith College Bicycle Kitchen]] (Northampton)		*[[Smith College Bicycle Kitchen]] (Northampton)
			*Pedal People's Bike Lab (Northampton)
	*[[Somerville Bike Kitchen]] (Somerville)		*[[Somerville Bike Kitchen]] (Somerville)
	*[[RadSpringfield]] (Springfield)		*[[RadSpringfield]] (Springfield)
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	*[[The Common Wheel]] (Lancaster)		*[[The Common Wheel]] (Lancaster)
	*[[Community Bike Works ]] (Allentown)		*[[Community Bike Works ]] (Allentown)
			*The PSU Bike Den (State College)

	===Rhode Island===		===Rhode Island===

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Silicon Valley Bicycle Exchange

JennaWatsonGudgel — Thu, 17 Sep 2026 22:48:03 GMT

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	\| name = Silicon Valley Bicycle Exchange (BikeX)		\| name = Silicon Valley Bicycle Exchange (BikeX)
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	\| town = Palo Alto		\| town = Palo Alto
	\| state = California		\| state = California
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	\| country = USA		\| country = USA
	\| phone = (650)691-5989		\| phone = (650)691-5989
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	\| has-pay-shop = yes		\| has-pay-shop = yes
	\| has-mobile-repair = no		\| has-mobile-repair = yes
	\| has-bike-sharing = no		\| has-bike-sharing = no
	\| has-earn-a-bike = no		\| has-earn-a-bike = no
	\| has-bike-valet = no		\| has-bike-valet = no
	\| has-workshops = no		\| has-workshops = yes
	\| has-courses = no		\| has-courses = yes
	\| has-group-rides = no		\| has-group-rides = yes
	\| has-bicycle-advocacy = no		\| has-bicycle-advocacy = yes
	\| has-pedicab = no		\| has-pedicab = no
	\| has-in-school-programs = no		\| has-in-school-programs = yes
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	inspiring people to learn the art of bicycle repair.		inspiring people to learn the art of bicycle repair.
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	'''{{PAGENAME}}''' is a non-profit community organization in the California Bay Area that refurbishes and donates bikes to children and others in our community who need them. In operation for over 26 years, the Silicon Valley Bicycle Exchange, also known as BikeX, has taught hundreds of volunteers the art of repairing bikes. We also sell used bikes and new and used parts and accessories. The Silicon Valley Bicycle Exchange is a 501(c)(3) non-profit public charity.		'''{{PAGENAME}}''' is a non-profit community organization in the California Bay Area that refurbishes and donates bikes to children and others in our community who need them. In operation for over 33 years, the Silicon Valley Bicycle Exchange, also known as BikeX, has taught hundreds of volunteers the art of repairing bikes. We also sell used bikes and new and used parts and accessories. The Silicon Valley Bicycle Exchange is a 501(c)(3) non-profit public charity.

	== Hours of Operation ==		== Hours of Operation ==
	As of ~~February 2020~~, SVBE ~~workdays~~ are:		As of September 2026, SVBE retail hours are:

	* ~~2nd and 4th Saturday~~, ~~10am~~ - ~~3pm~~		* Monday, Wednesday, Friday, 11:00am - 5:30pm (closed Tuesdays & Thursdays)
	* First Sunday, ~~10am - 3pm~~
	* ~~Every Wednesday~~, ~~10am~~ - ~~3pm~~		As of September 2026, SVBE volunteer repair event hours are:
	* 1st ~~and~~ 3rd ~~Monday~~, ~~7pm~~ - ~~9pm~~ (Women ~~only~~)
			* Saturdays, 10:00am - 3:00pm
			* 1st & 3rd Mondays, 6:00pm - 9:00pm (Women's night, Co-ed nights)
			* Alternate Sundays 9:00am - 12:00pm

	Hours are subject to change. Updated information can be found on the [https://www.bikex.org/volunteer/calendar SVBE Calendar]		Hours are subject to change. Updated information can be found on the [https://www.bikex.org/volunteer/calendar SVBE Calendar]
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	== History ==		== History ==
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	~~The~~ Silicon Valley Bicycle Exchange (SVBE) began in 1993 repairing bicycles for clients of the Mountain View Community Services Agency (MVCSA). With donations from Xerox Corp., ~~the~~ SVBE began renting a small workshop at 2566 Leghorn Street in Mountain View and set up a workshop and regular volunteer workday events to receive and repair used bicycles. Over the next 14 years, the program repaired and donated bicycles and helmets to low-income individuals through its partnership with MVCSA. In 2007, ~~the~~ SVBE became a program of the Silicon Valley Bicycle Coalition~~. In~~ 2014 the SVBE was granted IRS 501(c)(3) non-profit status and began operating as a separate entity.		Silicon Valley Bicycle Exchange (SVBE) began in 1993 repairing bicycles for clients of the Mountain View Community Services Agency (MVCSA). With donations from Xerox Corp., SVBE began renting a small workshop at 2566 Leghorn Street in Mountain View and set up a workshop and regular volunteer workday events to receive and repair used bicycles. Over the next 14 years, the program repaired and donated bicycles and helmets to low-income individuals through its partnership with MVCSA. In 2007, SVBE became a program of the Silicon Valley Bicycle Coalition and in 2014 the SVBE was granted IRS 501(c)(3) non-profit status and began operating as a separate entity.

	~~The SVBE~~ has developed partnerships to donate bicycles and ~~helmets~~ to more ~~than a dozen organizations throughout Silicon Valley, California;~~ these organizations ~~include social service organizations such as Sunday Friends, the Bill Wilson Center, the Sunnyvale Community Services Agency,~~ and ~~Samaritan House~~. ~~Currently, the~~ SVBE ~~also donates bikes to the Menlo Park Veteran’s Administration Hospital~~ and ~~supports the Silicon Valley Bicycle Coalition’s Safe Routes to School Program by donating bicycles for its skills training classes~~.		Silicon Valley Bicycle Exchange has developed partnerships with more than 20 organizations throughout the Bay Area to donate bicycles, helmets, locks and lights to those in need. Check out their Recipient Partners page to learn more about these amazing organizations and what they do. SVBE's mission benefits from partnerships with organizations that support their programs and groups that volunteer with them.

	Throughout its operation, ~~the~~ SVBE has maintained a strong educational component, teaching bicycle repair skills to ~~hundreds~~ of volunteers while refurbishing bikes to donate to charity. ~~The SVBE accepts~~ volunteers ~~on a walk-in basis~~ and ~~also hosts~~ volunteer ~~groups from a range of service organizations such as Hands-on Bay Area~~ and ~~Young Men's Service League at nearly every workday~~. In 2012, ~~the~~ SVBE ~~also~~ began organizing bicycle safety classes for bicycle recipients. As of 2026, ~~the SVBE has~~ donated over 13,000 bicycles with the help of over 111,000 volunteer hours.		Throughout its operation, SVBE has maintained a strong educational component, teaching bicycle repair skills to thousands of volunteers while refurbishing bikes to donate to charity organizations. They accept volunteers of all mechanical abilities and those with different interests. See their event calendar for new/returning volunteer opportunities and our volunteer roles.

			In 2012, SVBE began organizing bicycle safety classes for bicycle recipients, a program currently on hiatus, and in 2014 SVBE launched a Bicycle Exchange program in Santa Cruz, which closed during COVID. As of 2026, they have donated over 13,000 bicycles with the help of over 111,000 volunteer hours.

	In 2019, Bicycle Exchange moved to a new workspace at 3961 E. Bayshore Road in Palo Alto.		In 2019, Bicycle Exchange moved to a new workspace at 3961 E. Bayshore Road in Palo Alto.

			The Bicycle Exchange is a year-round outdoor activity. On their workdays, volunteers can work indoors at workbenches as well as at canopies and repair stands that the organization sets up outside. They roll out their tool and parts carts for easy access. Volunteers work in teams on selected bikes for donation that week. Many of the organization's volunteers have never used tools, but experienced volunteer mentors provide guidance through demonstration and explanation of principles. Bikes receive a two-stage safety/quality check before they are cleared for donation or sales. SVBE often hears volunteers say, “Hey, I learned something new today!” Interested in joining the community? Check out their upcoming events.

	Bicycle Exchange is a Sister Organization of the [[Silicon Valley Bicycle Coalition]].		Bicycle Exchange is a Sister Organization of the [[Silicon Valley Bicycle Coalition]].

Category:French Speaking Community Bicycle Organizations

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Coop Vélo-Cité

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Coop Vélo-Cité

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-/ In a garage behind 190 Cathedral Avenue – Une coopérative francophone dans un garage près de l’Université Saint-Boniface. Le groupe de bicyclettes communautaires les plus récent de Winnipeg. / A Francophone cooperative in a garage near University Saint Boniface. Winnipeg’s newest friendly community bicycle group.
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+'''{{PAGENAME}}''' est une coopérative de vélos située à Saint-Boniface qui propose des services de réparation et de formation.
-Thursdays 7pm - 10pm
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Bike!Bike!

AndrewWestphal — Tue, 15 Sep 2026 20:38:42 GMT

In-Person: Coop Vélo-Cité

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	* [[Bike!Bike! Event Coordination Meetings and Minutes]]		* [[Bike!Bike! Event Coordination Meetings and Minutes]]
	* [[Inclusivity at Bike!Bike!]]		* [[Inclusivity at Bike!Bike!]]
			*[[Guide to Facilitating Bikebike Workshops]]

	== Volunteering for Bike!Bike! ==		== Volunteering for Bike!Bike! ==
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	* [https://en.bikebike.org/conferences/Tijuana2019/ Bike!Bike! 2019] in Tijuana, Baja, Mexico - October 10 – 13, 2019		* [https://en.bikebike.org/conferences/Tijuana2019/ Bike!Bike! 2019] in Tijuana, Baja, Mexico - October 10 – 13, 2019
	* [https://en.bikebike.org/conferences/LosAngeles2018 Bike!Bike! 2018] hosted by [[Bicycle Kitchen\|The Bicycle Kitchen/La Bici-Cocina]] in Los Angeles, CA, USA - September 27-30, 2018		* [https://en.bikebike.org/conferences/LosAngeles2018 Bike!Bike! 2018] hosted by [[Bicycle Kitchen\|The Bicycle Kitchen/La Bici-Cocina]] in Los Angeles, CA, USA - September 27-30, 2018
	* [[Bike!Bike! 2017]] hosted by [[The ~~Wrench~~]], [[The Bike Dump]], and [[Co-~~op Velocite~~]] in Winnipeg, MB Canada - August 24-27, 2017		* [[Bike!Bike! 2017]] hosted by [[The WRENCH]], [[The Bike Dump]], and [[Coop Vélo-Cité]] in Winnipeg, MB Canada - August 24-27, 2017
	* [[Bike!Bike! 2016]] hosted by [[Hub of Detroit\|The Hub of Detroit]] / [[Back Alley Bikes]] in Detroit, MI USA - September 28-October 2, 2016		* [[Bike!Bike! 2016]] hosted by [[Hub of Detroit\|The Hub of Detroit]] / [[Back Alley Bikes]] in Detroit, MI USA - September 28-October 2, 2016
	* [[Bike!Bike! 2015]] in Guadalajara, Mexico - October 1-4, 2015		* [[Bike!Bike! 2015]] in Guadalajara, Mexico - October 1-4, 2015

Bike!Bike! 2017

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	BikeBike 2017 was hosted by [[The Wrench]], [[The Bike Dump]], and [[Co-op Velocite]] in Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada from August 24th to 27th, 2017		BikeBike 2017 was hosted by [[The Wrench]], [[The Bike Dump]], and [[Co-op Velocite]] in Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada from August 24th to 27th, 2017

	[~~[Guide to Facilitating Bikebike Workshops]~~]		==Workshops==
			A list of workshops from Bike!Bike! 2017 is available on the BikeBike.org site [https://es.bikebike.org/conferences/Winnipeg2017/workshops/ here].


	[[Category:Bike!Bike!]]		[[Category:Bike!Bike!]]
	{{Bike!Bike!}}		{{Bike!Bike!}}

Bike!Bike!

AndrewWestphal — Tue, 15 Sep 2026 20:34:09 GMT

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Bike!Bike! 2017

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	BikeBike 2017 ~~will be Hosted In Winnipeg Manitoba Canada From August 24th to 27th~~		BikeBike 2017 was hosted by [[The Wrench]], [[The Bike Dump]], and [[Co-op Velocite]] in Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada from August 24th to 27th, 2017

	~~==Hosts==~~
	[[ The Wrench]]
	[[The Bike Dump]]
	[[Co-op Velocite]]


	[[Guide to Facilitating Bikebike Workshops]]		[[Guide to Facilitating Bikebike Workshops]]

Bike!Bike! 2015

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	~~== Bike! Bike! 2015 ==~~
	You are all invited to Guadalajara, Mexico for Bike! Bike! 2015: An international meeting meant to be a swap-meet for experiences and ideas, projects About biking community from collectives That use the bicycle as an excuse to change society, economy and the environment. Non-profit groups That Have a community bike shops, cooperatives and other projects That Promote the use of the bicycle and That come together to turn into a place Their Communities Where riding is Easier, more inclusive, safer and more fun.		You are all invited to Guadalajara, Mexico for Bike! Bike! 2015: An international meeting meant to be a swap-meet for experiences and ideas, projects About biking community from collectives That use the bicycle as an excuse to change society, economy and the environment. Non-profit groups That Have a community bike shops, cooperatives and other projects That Promote the use of the bicycle and That come together to turn into a place Their Communities Where riding is Easier, more inclusive, safer and more fun.

Bike!Bike! 2014

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	Bike!Bike! 2014 was hosted by the Third Hand ~~Bike Co-op~~. Bike! Bike! is an international annual gathering organized BY and FOR community bicycle projects to help each other build stronger projects.		Bike!Bike! 2014 was hosted by the [[Third Hand Bicycle Cooperative]]. Bike! Bike! is an international annual gathering organized BY and FOR community bicycle projects to help each other build stronger projects.

	'''website'''		'''website'''

Bike!Bike!

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In-Person

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	* [[Bike!Bike! 2012]] in Vancouver, BC Canada - June 21-24 , 2012		* [[Bike!Bike! 2012]] in Vancouver, BC Canada - June 21-24 , 2012
	* [[Bike!Bike! 2011]] in San Marcos, TX, USA - June 2011		* [[Bike!Bike! 2011]] in San Marcos, TX, USA - June 2011
	* [[Bike!Bike! 2010]] in Toronto, Ontario, Canada - August 2010		* [[Bike!Bike! 2010]] hosted by [[Bike Pirates]] in Toronto, Ontario, Canada - August 2010
	*[[Bike!Bike! 2009]] at [[Grease Pit]] in Minneapolis, MN		*[[Bike!Bike! 2009]] hosted by [[Grease Pit]] in Minneapolis, MN
	* [[Bike!Bike! 2008]] in San Francisco, CA, USA - Autumn 2008		* [[Bike!Bike! 2008]] in San Francisco, CA, USA - Autumn 2008
	* [[Bike!Bike! 2007]] in Pittsburgh, PA, USA - August 2007		* [[Bike!Bike! 2007]] hosted by [[Free Ride]] in Pittsburgh, PA, USA - August 2007
	* [[Bike!Bike! 2006]] in Milwaukee, WI, USA - May 2006		* [[Bike!Bike! 2006]] hosted by [[Milwaukee Bicycle Collective]] in Milwaukee, WI, USA - May 2006
	* [[Bike!Bike! 2005]] at [[BICAS]] in Tucson, AZ, USA		* [[Bike!Bike! 2005]] hosted by [[BICAS]] in Tucson, AZ, USA
	* [[Bike!Bike! 2004]] at [[Plan B]] in New Orleans, LA, USA		* [[Bike!Bike! 2004]] hosted by [[Plan B]] in New Orleans, LA, USA

	===Regional===		===Regional===

Free Ride

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Bike!Bike!

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In-Person

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	* [[Bike!Bike! 2011]] in San Marcos, TX, USA - June 2011		* [[Bike!Bike! 2011]] in San Marcos, TX, USA - June 2011
	* [[Bike!Bike! 2010]] in Toronto, Ontario, Canada - August 2010		* [[Bike!Bike! 2010]] in Toronto, Ontario, Canada - August 2010
			*[[Bike!Bike! 2009]] at [[Grease Pit]] in Minneapolis, MN
	* [[Bike!Bike! 2008]] in San Francisco, CA, USA - Autumn 2008		* [[Bike!Bike! 2008]] in San Francisco, CA, USA - Autumn 2008
	* [[Bike!Bike! 2007]] in Pittsburgh, PA, USA - August 2007		* [[Bike!Bike! 2007]] in Pittsburgh, PA, USA - August 2007

Grease Pit

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Bike!Bike! 2011

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	== History ==		== History ==

			===Bike!Bike! 2009===
			The Grease Pit hosted [[Bike!Bike! 2009]] in Minneapolis.

	===The Grease Pit Bike Shop Troubles===		===The Grease Pit Bike Shop Troubles===
	<blockquote>BUT HAPPENED TO THE WEST BANK LOCATION? well, let me tell you a story...		<blockquote>BUT HAPPENED TO THE WEST BANK LOCATION? well, let me tell you a story...

Category:Minneapolis, MN Community Bicycle Organizations

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Grease Pit

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-South 6th St.
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- Minneapolis, MN
+   | language1 = English
-== Website ==
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-* http://greasepitbikes.com/
+   <!-- Please share your mission statement or mandate -->
-== See Also ==
+== Contact Info ==
-* [[Community Bicycle Organizations]]
+== History ==
-[[Category:Minnesota Community Bicycle Organizations]]
+The Cedar-Riverside neighborhood of Minneapolis, also known as the “West Bank” has a history of being the landing spot for new immigrants since the turn of the 19th into the 20th century. In the 1960s it became an area where radical and counter-cultural elements thrived. Since that time, there have been countless battles, large and small, against commercial development interests. Neighborhood people who have been invested in the lived experience of Cedar-Riverside have seen some victories, and many defeats, and continue to hold on. The recent loss of the Grease Pit Bike Shop space is just a part of a long line of struggles with development interests.

Community Bicycle Organizations

AndrewWestphal — Tue, 15 Sep 2026 19:51:14 GMT

Minnesota: Grease Pit

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	*[[RadSpringfield]] (Springfield)		*[[RadSpringfield]] (Springfield)
	*[[Worcester Earn-A-Bike]] (Worcester)		*[[Worcester Earn-A-Bike]] (Worcester)
	*[~~https://biketothesea.org/bk/~~ Bike to the Sea Bike Kitchen] (Malden)		*[[B2C Bike Kitchen\|B2C (Bike to the Sea) Bike Kitchen]] (Malden)

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	=== Minnesota===		=== Minnesota===
	*[[The Grease Pit Bike Collective]] (Minneapolis)		*[[Grease Pit\|The Grease Pit Bike Collective]] (Minneapolis)
	*[[Grease Rag Ride & Wrench]] (Minneapolis)		*[[Grease Rag Ride & Wrench]] (Minneapolis)
	*[[The Bike Cave Collective (Duluth, MN, USA)\|The Bike Cave Collective]] (Duluth)		*[[The Bike Cave Collective (Duluth, MN, USA)\|The Bike Cave Collective]] (Duluth)

Bike Kitchen

AndrewWestphal — Tue, 15 Sep 2026 19:48:53 GMT

Massachusetts: B2C Bike Kitchen

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	* [[Dorchester Bike Kitchen]]		* [[Dorchester Bike Kitchen]]
			*[[B2C Bike Kitchen]] (Malden)

	===Other USA===		===Other USA===

Community Bicycle Organizations

AndrewWestphal — Tue, 15 Sep 2026 19:47:11 GMT

United States: Closed shops: "ChainIng (Loyola University Chicago, Illinois, USA)" was a duplicate of "Chainlinks Loyola", an active page

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	*[[Chicago Velo Campus]] (Chicago, Illinois, USA)		*[[Chicago Velo Campus]] (Chicago, Illinois, USA)
	*[[ChainIng]] (Loyola University Chicago, Illinois, USA)
	*[[Bike Peoria Coop]] (Peoria, IL, USA)		*[[Bike Peoria Coop]] (Peoria, IL, USA)
	*[[Shadeland Bicycle Collective]] (Anderson, Indiana, USA)		*[[Shadeland Bicycle Collective]] (Anderson, Indiana, USA)

1304 Bikes

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	\| mission-statement = {{Unbulleted list\|To own and/or operate as owner or lessee or in other capacity no-cost bicycle repair facilities for the benefit of the general community.\|To receive donated bicycles and related goods for the purpose of assisting the community to repair and refurbish said bicycles at no or low cost. This may include, but is not limited to, distributions made in cooperation with organizations that qualify as exempt organizations under section 501(c)(3) of the Internal Revenue Code, or corresponding section of any future federal tax code. To educate and assist community members in the repair, maintenance, and use of bicycles.\|To promote bicycling as an integral part of livable and sustainable communities, thereby contributing to the overall health and well being of the community.}}		\| mission-statement =
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	~~==shop has closed==~~		\|To own and/or operate as owner or lessee or in other capacity no-cost bicycle repair facilities for the benefit of the general community.
			\|To receive donated bicycles and related goods for the purpose of assisting the community to repair and refurbish said bicycles at no or low cost. This may include, but is not limited to, distributions made in cooperation with organizations that qualify as exempt organizations under section 501(c)(3) of the Internal Revenue Code, or corresponding section of any future federal tax code. To educate and assist community members in the repair, maintenance, and use of bicycles.
	~~1304bikes is~~ a collectively-run non-profit organization in Raleigh, NC, committed to getting discarded bikes repaired, refurbished, and into the hands of those in our community who need them. We do this mainly through our Earn-a-Bike program in which individuals fulfill volunteer hours in the shop, and then get assistance in building their own bike. (Our emphasis is on education; we do not build bikes and give them away.) This program is open to anyone wishing to participate, free of charge. Our extensive stock of parts and specialized professional-quality tools is also available to anyone wishing to repair their own bike during shop hours. Although the Earn-a-Bike program is our primary focus, we occasionally offer instructional workshops, host ride events, and make donations to other local organizations. Volunteers are needed for a large assortment of shop-related tasks, and all skill levels are welcome. Donations of bikes, parts, tools, or funds are gratefully accepted and tax-deductible.		\|To promote bicycling as an integral part of livable and sustainable communities, thereby contributing to the overall health and well being of the community.
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			'''{{PAGENAME}}''' was a collectively-run non-profit organization in Raleigh, NC, committed to getting discarded bikes repaired, refurbished, and into the hands of those in our community who need them.

	== Contact Info ==		== Contact Info ==
	~~1304bikes@gmail.com~~

	804 N West St		804 N West St
	Raleigh NC 27603		Raleigh NC 27603

	==~~= Website =~~==		Volunteers are needed for a large assortment of shop-related tasks, and all skill levels are welcome. Donations of bikes, parts, tools, or funds are gratefully accepted and tax-deductible.

			== History ==
			As Raleigh’s only non-profit bicycle program, past or present, 1304 bikes filled a unique niche in the bicycle community. Established in 2005, it was the only place where Raleigh residents, regardless of income, could earn a bicycle, find spare parts, use community tools, and receive repair instruction.

	* http://~~www~~.~~facebook~~.~~com~~/~~1304Bikes~~		Over the years, the popularity of 1304 bikes grew and the organization became widely loved by the cycling community. 1304 bikes served a wide-spread and diverse cross section of the Raleigh population, including youth, college students, the homeless and cyclists of all walks. The number of shop users and Earn-a-Bike participants grew with each year we remained open, and we were on track in 2009 to have over 300 people complete the Earn-a-Bike program. Our busiest summer months would typically see 25-30
	* http://~~www~~.~~1304bikes~~.~~com~~		successful Earn-a-Bikers as well as up to 50 shop users during open hours. Our new space will allow us to continue the growth we had, as well as to reach new people and expand the programs and services that we offer.<ref>[https://lists.bikecollectives.org/hyperkitty/list/thethinktank@lists.bikecollectives.org/thread/OIKZTPIPJGASSL6VZETMQ5AV5MCWMRB5 1304 Bikes Needs Your Help! (TheThinkTank.org). Accessed 09/15/26]</ref>

	~~== History ==~~		Unfortunately in 2009, 1304 bikes was forced to cease operations due to improper zoning of the building we operated in.<ref>[http://goodnightraleigh.com/2009/07/city-of-raleigh-shuts-down-1304-bikesacre/ City of Raleigh Shuts Down 1304 Bikes/ACRe (GoodnightRaleigh.com). Accessed 09/15/26.]</ref> Between 2009 and 2013, little traction was made in finding a new shop space, especially one that was centrally located and affordable for a nonprofit with a meager income. At last though, the organization found a new space in downtown Raleigh, on N. West St. The space included 1,500 square feet of warehouse space, with the potential to expand in the future. Unfortunately, there is little further information online about the organization, so it is unclear if the shop was able to reopen, and if so, how long they operated in the space before closing once again. This wiki marked the organization as closed in 2021.
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	== Services Offered ==		== Services Offered ==
	~~Open Shop Hours~~, ~~Saturdays from 12~~ - ~~5 pm~~		We do this mainly through our Earn-a-Bike program in which individuals fulfill volunteer hours in the shop, and then get assistance in building their own bike. (Our emphasis is on education; we do not build bikes and give them away.) This program is open to anyone wishing to participate, free of charge. Our extensive stock of parts and specialized professional-quality tools is also available to anyone wishing to repair their own bike during shop hours. Although the Earn-a-Bike program is our primary focus, we occasionally offer instructional workshops, host ride events, and make donations to other local organizations.

			==References==
			<references/>

1304 Bikes

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AndrewWestphal restored page 1304 Bikes (21 revisions) Page was deleted by PositiveSpin as spam. I'm finding that the page has legitimate content about a CBO and has valid references in other pages.

Starting a Community Bike Shop

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	~~===~~ Inspired by Bike!Bike! Everywhere! 2021, the purpose of this page is to provide resources related to starting a Community Bike Shop! ~~===~~		Inspired by [[Bike!Bike! Everywhere! 2021]], the purpose of this page is to provide resources related to starting a Community Bike Shop!
	[[Image:What is a community bike shop? .jpg\|500px~~\|link=MediaWiki~~]]		[[Image:What is a community bike shop? .jpg\|500px]]

	== Plans for Starting a Community Bike Shop ==		== Plans for Starting a Community Bike Shop ==

Template:Infobox/doc

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Microformats: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Microformat

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	...and so forth. "above" and "title" can also be given classes, since these are usually used to display the name of the subject of the infobox.		...and so forth. "above" and "title" can also be given classes, since these are usually used to display the name of the subject of the infobox.

	See [[Wikipedia:WikiProject Microformats]] for more information on adding microformat information to Wikipedia, and [[microformat]] for more information on microformats in general.		See [[Wikipedia:WikiProject Microformats]] for more information on adding microformat information to Wikipedia, and [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Microformat microformat] for more information on microformats in general.

	====Italic titles====		====Italic titles====

Bicycle Advocacy

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Consider Biking

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	Their Bicycle Friendly Communities program has created a benchmark and rating system which has encouraged cities to improve their bicycle policy and infrastructure.		Their Bicycle Friendly Communities program has created a benchmark and rating system which has encouraged cities to improve their bicycle policy and infrastructure.

			=== [https://www.peopleforbikes.org/ PeopleForBikes] ===
			'''Mission''': Making the U.S. the best place in the world to ride bikes.

	=== [http://www.bikesbelong.org/ Bikes Belong] ===		=== [http://www.bikesbelong.org/ Bikes Belong] ===
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	Comprised of representatives from the bicycle industry, this group provides funding for many organizations.		Comprised of representatives from the bicycle industry, this group provides funding for many organizations.

	~~=== [http://www.considerbiking.org Consider Biking] ===~~
	=== [https://hsvbasc.com/ City of Huntsville Bicycle Advisory and Safety Committee] (Huntsville, Alabama) ===		=== [https://hsvbasc.com/ City of Huntsville Bicycle Advisory and Safety Committee] (Huntsville, Alabama) ===

			=== [[One Street]] ===
			'''Mission''': To serve, with kindness and respect, leaders of organizations working to increase bicycling, including pedestrian, transit, and social equity needs.

			== Defunct Organizations ==

			=== Consider Biking (Columbus, OH) ===
			'''Mission''': Our mission is to get more people bicycling in Central Ohio.

			This organization served the city of Columbus, Ohio, USA and the surrounding area. Organization defunct as of 2026. Previous website https://considerbiking.org/ no longer directs where desired.

	== See Also ==		== See Also ==

	* [~~http~~:~~//en.wikipedia~~.org~~/wiki/Bicycle_advocacy Wikipedia's Cycling Advocacy~~]		* [[w:Bicycle_advocacy\|Bicycle Advocacy (Wikipedia.org)]]

Employee

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#REDIRECT [[Staff]]

Bike!Bike! 2005

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Standardization

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			'''{{PAGENAME}}''' was hosted by [[BICAS]] in Tuscson, Arizona, USA.

	Out of Bike! Bike! 2005 came the very first edition of the [https://www.bikecollectives.org/wiki/index.php?title=Bicycle_Organization_Organization_Project Bicycle Organization Organization Project], still in use as the list of [http://www.bikecollectives.org/wiki/index.php?title=Community_Bicycle_Organizations Community Bike Organizations].		Out of Bike! Bike! 2005 came the very first edition of the [https://www.bikecollectives.org/wiki/index.php?title=Bicycle_Organization_Organization_Project Bicycle Organization Organization Project], still in use as the list of [http://www.bikecollectives.org/wiki/index.php?title=Community_Bicycle_Organizations Community Bike Organizations].

	~~[[Category:stubs]]~~		{{Bike!Bike!}}
	[[Category:Bike!Bike!]]		[[Category:Bike!Bike!]]

Bike!Bike! 2013

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			Bike!Bike! 2013 took place in New Orleans, Louisiana, USA and was hosted by [[Plan B\|Plan B Community Bike Shop]].

	'''Here is a very rough draft of the different workshops, please add your notes and edit the description.'''		'''Here is a very rough draft of the different workshops, please add your notes and edit the description.'''
	== Communicating in difficult situations ==		== Communicating in difficult situations ==

Bike!Bike! 2004

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	Bike!Bike! ~~began in~~ 2004 in New Orleans ~~and has been hosted~~ by ~~a different city each year since~~.		Bike!Bike! 2004 was the inaugural edition of the annual [[Bike!Bike!]] conference series. The event was hosted in New Orleans, Louisiana, USA by [[Plan B\|Plan B Community Bike Shop]].
	[[Category:stubs]]		[[Category:stubs]]

			{{Bike!Bike!}}
	[[Category:Bike!Bike!]]		[[Category:Bike!Bike!]]

San Marcos Community Bike Project

AndrewWestphal — Mon, 14 Sep 2026 21:36:52 GMT

Creating the page (to honor a past Bike!Bike! host)

New page

{{
shop-info
| name = San Marcos Community Bike Project
| logo =
| year_founded = 2011

| year_dissolved = 2018
| website = https://bikesanmarcos.blogspot.com/ (site defuct as of 2026)
| email =
| phone =
| other_contact = https://www.facebook.com/smtxcbp/
| town = San Marcos
| state = TX
| province =
| country = United States


| campus =


| language1 = English
| language2 =
| language3 =


| has-diy-shop = no
| has-pay-shop = no
| has-mobile-repair = yes
| has-bike-sharing = no
| has-earn-a-bike = no
| has-bike-valet = no
| has-workshops = no
| has-courses = no
| 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 =
}}

'''{{PAGENAME}}''' was a community bike organization operating in San Marcos, Texas. The organization co-hosted [[Bike!Bike! 2011]] alongside [[The Bike Cave (San Marcos, TX, USA)|The Bike Cave]].


== Contact Info ==
The cooperative was located at 155 South LBJ (next to Cats Billiards and across the street from The Restless Wind)<ref>[https://smgreenbelt.org/san-marcos-community-bike-project/ San Marcos Greenbelt Alliance (smgreenbelt.org)]</ref>





== References ==
<references/>

Bike!Bike! 2011

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	'''[[Bike!Bike!]] 2011''' was held in San Marcos, Texas; hosted by [[The Bike Cave (San Marcos, TX, USA)\|The Bike Cave]] and [[~~The~~ San Marcos Community Bike Project]]. It took place from June 23-26th, 2011.[[File:bikebikebike2a.jpg\|thumb]]		'''[[Bike!Bike!]] 2011''' was held in San Marcos, Texas; hosted by [[The Bike Cave (San Marcos, TX, USA)\|The Bike Cave]] and the [[San Marcos Community Bike Project]]. It took place from June 23-26th, 2011.[[File:bikebikebike2a.jpg\|thumb]]


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	[[User:Godwin\|Godwin]] directed this workshop while [[Bob Wolfe]] facilitated in providing a speakers list. A large sheet of paper was used to help keep visible notes, at the end of the discussion the notes were the following:		[[User:Godwin\|Godwin]] directed this workshop while [[Bob Wolfe]] facilitated in providing a speakers list. A large sheet of paper was used to help keep visible notes, at the end of the discussion the notes were the following:
	* '''Current Tools'''		* '''Current Tools'''
	** [[BOOP]]		** BOOP
	** [http://www.bikebike.org/ Bike!Bike!]		** [http://www.bikebike.org/ Bike!Bike!]
	** Think Tank e-mail list (sign up on Bike Collectives website)		** Think Tank e-mail list (sign up on Bike Collectives website)

Brake Levers

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	===Extension Levers===		===Extension Levers===
	===Interrupt Levers===		===Interrupt Levers===
	===Integrated Shifters ~~or [[~~Brifters]]===		===Integrated Shifters, aka "Brifters"===

	==Bar End==		==Bar End==

Handlebars

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	They all share a [http://www.bikecollectives.org/wiki/index.php?title=Brake_Levers#Drop_Style similar style of brake lever], which can be activated while on the hood or in the drops. Old examples of such brakes incorporated [http://www.bikecollectives.org/wiki/index.php?title=Brake_Levers#Extension_Levers extension brake levers] for use while on the flat portion of the bar. More modern examples have done away with this, but may be paired with [http://www.bikecollectives.org/wiki/index.php?title=Brake_Levers#Interrupt_Levers interrupt brake levers] for this purpose.		They all share a [http://www.bikecollectives.org/wiki/index.php?title=Brake_Levers#Drop_Style similar style of brake lever], which can be activated while on the hood or in the drops. Old examples of such brakes incorporated [http://www.bikecollectives.org/wiki/index.php?title=Brake_Levers#Extension_Levers extension brake levers] for use while on the flat portion of the bar. More modern examples have done away with this, but may be paired with [http://www.bikecollectives.org/wiki/index.php?title=Brake_Levers#Interrupt_Levers interrupt brake levers] for this purpose.

	On old bikes with drop bars, the shifters were commonly on the downtube or stem. Some have what are called bar end shifters, which take the place of plugs. Modern bikes with drop bars often use shifters that is integrated into the brake ~~level~~, often called [[brifters]].		On old bikes with drop bars, the shifters were commonly on the downtube or stem. Some have what are called bar end shifters, which take the place of plugs. Modern bikes with drop bars often use shifters that is integrated into the brake lever, often called "brifters."

	Drop bars come in a number of variants. The following is a list of some such variants.		Drop bars come in a number of variants. The following is a list of some such variants.

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	* [https://en.bikebike.org/conferences/M%C3%A9xicoD.F.2025 Bike!Bike! 2025] in CDMX (Mexico City), Mexico - September 14 – 21, 2025		* [https://en.bikebike.org/conferences/M%C3%A9xicoD.F.2025 Bike!Bike! 2025] in CDMX (Mexico City), Mexico - September 14 – 21, 2025
	* [https://en.bikebike.org/conferences/Tijuana2019/ Bike!Bike! 2019] in Tijuana, Baja, Mexico - October 10 – 13, 2019		* [https://en.bikebike.org/conferences/Tijuana2019/ Bike!Bike! 2019] in Tijuana, Baja, Mexico - October 10 – 13, 2019
	* [https://en.bikebike.org/conferences/LosAngeles2018 Bike!Bike! 2018] in Los Angeles, CA, USA - September 27-30, 2018		* [https://en.bikebike.org/conferences/LosAngeles2018 Bike!Bike! 2018] hosted by [[Bicycle Kitchen\|The Bicycle Kitchen/La Bici-Cocina]] in Los Angeles, CA, USA - September 27-30, 2018
	* [[Bike!Bike! 2017]] in Winnipeg, MB Canada - August 24-27, 2017		* [[Bike!Bike! 2017]] hosted by [[The Wrench]], [[The Bike Dump]], and [[Co-op Velocite]] in Winnipeg, MB Canada - August 24-27, 2017
	* [[Bike!Bike! 2016]] in Detroit, MI USA - September 28-October 2, 2016		* [[Bike!Bike! 2016]] hosted by [[Hub of Detroit\|The Hub of Detroit]] / [[Back Alley Bikes]] in Detroit, MI USA - September 28-October 2, 2016
	* [[Bike!Bike! 2015]] in Guadalajara, Mexico - October 1-4, 2015		* [[Bike!Bike! 2015]] in Guadalajara, Mexico - October 1-4, 2015
	* [[Bike!Bike! 2014]] in Columbus, OH USA - August 28-31, 2014		* [[Bike!Bike! 2014]] hosted by [[Third Hand Bicycle Cooperative]] in Columbus, OH USA - August 28-31, 2014
	* [[Bike!Bike! 2013]] in New Orleans, LA USA - October 2-6, 2013		* [[Bike!Bike! 2013]] hosted by [[Plan B]] in New Orleans, LA USA - October 2-6, 2013
	* [[Bike!Bike! 2012]] in Vancouver, BC Canada - June 21-24 , 2012		* [[Bike!Bike! 2012]] hosted by [[Bike Kitchen (Vancouver)\|Bike Kitchen]] in Vancouver, BC Canada - June 21-24 , 2012
	* [[Bike!Bike! 2011]] in San Marcos, TX, USA - June 2011		* [[Bike!Bike! 2011]] hosted by [[The Bike Cave (San Marcos, TX, USA)\|The Bike Cave]] and the [[San Marcos Community Bike Project]] in San Marcos, TX, USA - June 2011
	* [[Bike!Bike! 2010]] hosted by [[Bike Pirates]] in Toronto, Ontario, Canada - August 2010		* [[Bike!Bike! 2010]] hosted by [[Bike Pirates]] in Toronto, Ontario, Canada - August 2010
	*[[Bike!Bike! 2009]] hosted by [[Grease Pit]] in Minneapolis, MN		* [[Bike!Bike! 2009]] hosted by [[Grease Pit]] in Minneapolis, MN
	* [[Bike!Bike! 2008]] in San Francisco, CA, USA - Autumn 2008		* [[Bike!Bike! 2008]] hosted by [[The Bike Kitchen (San Francisco)]] and [[The Bike Church (Santa Cruz, CA, USA)\|The Bike Church (Santa Cruz)]] in San Francisco, CA, USA - Autumn 2008
	* [[Bike!Bike! 2007]] hosted by [[Free Ride]] in Pittsburgh, PA, USA - August 2007		* [[Bike!Bike! 2007]] hosted by [[Free Ride]] in Pittsburgh, PA, USA - August 2007
	* [[Bike!Bike! 2006]] hosted by [[Milwaukee Bicycle Collective]] in Milwaukee, WI, USA - May 2006		* [[Bike!Bike! 2006]] hosted by [[Milwaukee Bicycle Collective]] in Milwaukee, WI, USA - May 2006