Bike!Bike! 2010 - Revision history

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2011-11-19T01:34:11Z

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	=== Feedback ===		=== Feedback ===

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	[[Category:Bike!Bike!]]		[[Category:Bike!Bike!]]

Sharper: /* Summary */

2011-06-27T21:52:32Z

Summary

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	A few workshops were cancelled and a few had no facilitation. Four workshops were held at a time, each with about fifty people attending.		A few workshops were cancelled and a few had no facilitation. Four workshops were held at a time, each with about fifty people attending.

	Bike Bike 2010 organizers would like to thank the pack of dedicated volunteers that operated the kitchen and supplied people with breakfast, lunch and dinner for four days. Organic, vegan and ~~glutton~~-free food was provided to all. You helped make it possible.		Bike Bike 2010 organizers would like to thank the pack of dedicated volunteers that operated the kitchen and supplied people with breakfast, lunch and dinner for four days. Organic, vegan and gluten-free food was provided to all. You helped make it possible.

	Some Bike Bike delegates from the states where surprised to see how many cyclists ride Toronto's narrow urban streets.		Some Bike Bike delegates from the states where surprised to see how many cyclists ride Toronto's narrow urban streets.

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2010-12-16T22:37:29Z

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	'''Bike!Bike! 2010''' was hosted in Toronto, Ontario by [[Bike Pirates]], from August 12-14, 2010.		'''Bike!Bike! 2010''' was hosted in Toronto, Ontario by [[Bike Pirates]], from August 12-14, 2010.
			[[Image:Bikebike2010.jpg\|thumb\|300px\|Bike!Bike! 2010 poster]]

	==Summary==		==Summary==

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2010-11-16T20:20:48Z

august 12-15

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	'''Bike!Bike! 2010''' was hosted in Toronto, Ontario by [[Bike Pirates]] ~~in the summer of~~ 2010.		'''Bike!Bike! 2010''' was hosted in Toronto, Ontario by [[Bike Pirates]], from August 12-14, 2010.

	==Summary==		==Summary==

98.143.101.59: cleanup - please don't take offense geoff - you're awesome

2010-11-16T20:17:17Z

cleanup - please don't take offense geoff - you're awesome

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	'''Bike!Bike! 2010''' was hosted in Toronto, Ontario by [[Bike Pirates]] in the summer of 2010.		'''Bike!Bike! 2010''' was hosted in Toronto, Ontario by [[Bike Pirates]] in the summer of 2010.

	~~This WORKSHOPs wiki is preceded by an email~~, ~~published~~ with ~~permission, describing the event:~~		==Summary==
			A few workshops were cancelled and a few had no facilitation. Four workshops were held at a time, each with about fifty people attending.

	~~My name is Geoffrey, one~~ of the ~~bike bike coordinators~~ for ~~the Toronto 2010 thingy~~.		Bike Bike 2010 organizers would like to thank the pack of dedicated volunteers that operated the kitchen and supplied people with breakfast, lunch and dinner for four days. Organic, vegan and glutton-free food was provided to all. You helped make it possible.

	~~Let me tell you, lots of Canadians came out~~ to party and celebrate bicycles. Few workshops were cancelled and fewer had no facilitation. Each workshop had about fifty people attending. Four workshops where held at a time. Food was organic, vegan and glutton free.		Some Bike Bike delegates from the states where surprised to see how many cyclists ride Toronto's narrow urban streets.

	The ~~mobile shop workshop~~ was ~~my favorite cause i learned about not having~~ a ~~shop and be committed to helping people ride a safe bike. I think about forty people came in from Montreal, Canada. They will be committing a regional bike bike named velo velo~~ in the ~~end of September~~. The next ~~bike bike 2011 will be held in San Marcos~~, ~~Texas.~~		The first night, there was a picnic-style dinner in the park. The next night, there was a scavenger hunt and an outdoor movie night in park followed by a midnight swim on the shores of Lake Ontario. After the workshops on Saturday, some delegates were taken on a tour of Toronto's five DIY bike spaces. Then after the tour, there was hot and steamy all-night dance party fun.

	~~Bike Bike delegates from the states where surprised to see how many cyclists ride our narrow urban streets.~~

	~~First night we had dinner picinic style in the park. Next night we had~~ a scavenger hunt ~~matched with~~ outdoor movie night in park followed by a midnight swim on the shores of Lake Ontario. After the workshops on Saturday, ~~we took~~ some delegates ~~out~~ on a tour of ~~all the~~ DIY bike spaces ~~in Toronto, five in all~~. Then after the tour ~~we put on a party that stretched the night away with~~ hot steamy dance ~~dance~~ fun.

	On sunday we had a group discussion about the4 next bike bike. We asked Fargo to hold a winter bike bike. Some talk of New York hosting a regional bike bike. I think LA wanted a bike bike in 2012 but that is up for the talk in Texas. New Orleans group Plan B wishes to host the tenth anniversary of bike bike 2013.

	~~On a personal note. Bike Bike would have been nothing without the help of a pack of dedicated volunteers that operated the kitchen and supplied people with breakfest, lunch and dinner for four days.~~

	~~Hopes and dreams to the flying cyclists of America and beyond.~~
	~~Geoffrey B~~
	~~Bike Pirates~~

			On Sunday, there was a group discussion to plan for future BikeBikes. It was decided that the next [[Bike!Bike! 2011]] will be held in San Marcos, Texas. Fargo was asked to hold a winter bike bike. Forty people came in from Montreal, Canada. They will be committing a regional bike bike named velo velo in the end of September, 2010. There was some talk of New York hosting a regional bike bike. Delegates from Los Angeles showed interest in hosting bike bike in 2012 but that will be decided in San Marcos. New Orleans group Plan B wishes to host the tenth anniversary of bike bike 2013.

	= Workshops =		= Workshops =

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2010-11-12T18:47:31Z

Overview

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	== Bike Polo! Mallet making and game ==		== Bike Polo! Mallet making and game ==
	=== Overview ===		=== Overview ===
			This workshop ended up having to be cancelled, and was replace by another workshop in the same time slot.

	=== Notes ===		=== Notes ===
	=== Feedback ===		=== Feedback ===

72.226.75.86: /* Feedback */

2010-08-30T12:53:11Z

Feedback

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			i wasn't at this workshop, but this seems like a prudent space to mention that Newark's Brick City Bike Collective wants to host BikeBike Northeast 2011! this year's hosts, Troy Bike Rescue, think that is a great idea. [http://troybikerescue.org/node/94 click here to read&view a small mediareportback on BBNE2010].

	== Repair Classes as an Outreach tool ==		== Repair Classes as an Outreach tool ==

72.226.75.86: /* Bike Touring: Skillshare */

2010-08-30T12:31:35Z

Bike Touring: Skillshare

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	== Bike Touring: Skillshare ==		== Bike Touring: Skillshare ==
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			facilitators: Daniel and Courtney from SF, Ricky from Santa Barbara, Willie from New Orleans

			40 or 50 of us gathered in the shade outside diabolo's cafe on the U of T campus to talk about bike touring. workshop participants who had toured to toronto from montreal, kalamazoo, troy, and beyond shared their experiences. the major message was that bike touring is a fantastic, cheap, sustainable way of life that everyone should try at some point. lots of methods and strategies for making super-cheap diy equipment (stoves, panniers, bags, etc.) and super-cheap-and-delicious camping food were discussed.

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	here's what Courtney, one of the facilitators, emailed out to workshop participants:		here's what Courtney, one of the facilitators, emailed out to workshop participants:
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			i thought it was pretty rad. thanks, facilitators! for sharing your knowledge and enthusiasm
			''—chris from troy''

	== Bikes + Universities ==		== Bikes + Universities ==

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2010-08-29T16:07:40Z

Notes: fixed typo

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	** Somebody can buy a fixed-up bike and then return the bike to get 1/2 of their money back when they are done with the bike if returned within three months. This would be like a library bike system except that it is OK if they end up keeping the bike permanently		** Somebody can buy a fixed-up bike and then return the bike to get 1/2 of their money back when they are done with the bike if returned within three months. This would be like a library bike system except that it is OK if they end up keeping the bike permanently
	** Also makes the price of borrowing depend on the bike and can scale to let people borrow the nicer bikes so they are not limited to only the bad ones		** Also makes the price of borrowing depend on the bike and can scale to let people borrow the nicer bikes so they are not limited to only the bad ones
	**Problem: The shop that does this has no effective way to keep track of "returned-donated" (money ~~cack~~) versus "donated" (tax-deductible receipt only) other than word of mouth and little scraps of paper.		**Problem: The shop that does this has no effective way to keep track of "returned-donated" (money back) versus "donated" (tax-deductible receipt only) other than word of mouth and little scraps of paper.
	* Keep designation simple, one group make all the bikes the same color. The library became known as the "yellow bike program"		* Keep designation simple, one group make all the bikes the same color. The library became known as the "yellow bike program"
	* Some groups used an open-source software to keep track. I think it was called something like bike-a-ma-jiggy developed by Andrew Hall and Bernetts? (Not sure on spelling, etc.)		* Some groups used an open-source software to keep track. I think it was called something like bike-a-ma-jiggy developed by Andrew Hall and Bernetts? (Not sure on spelling, etc.)

99.149.13.102: /* Notes */

2010-08-29T16:07:10Z

Notes

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	** Somebody can buy a fixed-up bike and then return the bike to get 1/2 of their money back when they are done with the bike if returned within three months. This would be like a library bike system except that it is OK if they end up keeping the bike permanently		** Somebody can buy a fixed-up bike and then return the bike to get 1/2 of their money back when they are done with the bike if returned within three months. This would be like a library bike system except that it is OK if they end up keeping the bike permanently
	** Also makes the price of borrowing depend on the bike and can scale to let people borrow the nicer bikes so they are not limited to only the bad ones		** Also makes the price of borrowing depend on the bike and can scale to let people borrow the nicer bikes so they are not limited to only the bad ones
	**Problem: The shop that does this has no effective way to keep track of "returned-donated" versus "donated" other than word of mouth and little scraps of paper.		**Problem: The shop that does this has no effective way to keep track of "returned-donated" (money cack) versus "donated" (tax-deductible receipt only) other than word of mouth and little scraps of paper.
	* Keep designation simple, one group make all the bikes the same color. The library became known as the "yellow bike program"		* Keep designation simple, one group make all the bikes the same color. The library became known as the "yellow bike program"
	* Some groups used an open-source software to keep track. I think it was called something like bike-a-ma-jiggy developed by Andrew Hall and Bernetts? (Not sure on spelling, etc.)		* Some groups used an open-source software to keep track. I think it was called something like bike-a-ma-jiggy developed by Andrew Hall and Bernetts? (Not sure on spelling, etc.)