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|name=Second Life Bikes | |||
|year_founded = 2006 | |||
|website=https://www.secondlifebikes.org | |||
|other_contact = https://www.facebook.com/secondlifebikes/, https://www.instagram.com/secondlifebikes | |||
|email=kerri@secondlifebikes.org | |||
|phone=732-776-6878 | |||
|town=Asbury Park | |||
|state=New Jersey | |||
|country=United States | |||
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| language1 = English | |||
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| has-diy-shop = no | |||
| has-pay-shop = yes | |||
| has-mobile-repair = no | |||
| has-bike-sharing = no | |||
| has-earn-a-bike = yes | |||
| 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=Second Life Bikes aims to provide the surrounding communities with the opportunity to purchase a mechanically refurbished bicycle at a reasonable cost, to buy parts and accessories, and to have their own bicycles repaired. | |||
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'''{{PAGENAME}}''' is a community bicycle organization located in Asbury Park, New Jersey, USA. | |||
== Contact Info == | |||
21 Main Street<br> | |||
Asbury Park, NJ 07712 | |||
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== History == | |||
Second Life Bikes was founded in 2006 by Kerri Martin. The youth earn-a-bike program initially operated from the basement of the Holy Spirit Church. In 2010, the organization moved into its location on Main Street in Asbury Park. In 2013, the organization attempted to raise funds to purchase the building, but that initial effort was unsuccessful. In 2016, Second Life Bikes partnered with Cowerks, a local co-working/flex office operator to purchase the building.<ref>[https://www.secondlifebikes.org/second-life-bikes-prepares-for-demand-for-bikes/ Second Life Bikes Prepares for Demand for Bikes (SecondLifeBikes.org)]</ref> Second Life continues to operate out of the storefront on Main Street, while Cowerks runs from suite 2, accessed via the rear of the building. | |||
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== Services Offered == | |||
Youth Earn-A-Bike program<br> | |||
Youth participants may exchange 15 hours of volunteer time for a bicycle of their very own, which can then be repaired using the skills they learned in the shop. More information is available on the Second Life Bikes [https://www.secondlifebikes.org/about/ website]. | |||
Retail Services | |||
* New and used bicycles for sale | |||
* New and used bike parts and accessories for sale | |||
* Fee-based bicycle repairs | |||
== Media == | |||
[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4v6WykiQgQg How to build a community, told with chalk: Kerri Martin at TEDxNavesink (Youtube.com)] | |||
== References == | |||
<references/> | |||
== See Also == | |||
Latest revision as of 20:11, 14 August 2026
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| Website | https://www.secondlifebikes.org |
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| kerri@secondlifebikes.org | |
| Founded | 2006 |
| Location | Asbury Park, New Jersey, United States |
| Language | |
| Services Offered | |
| Mission Statement | Second Life Bikes aims to provide the surrounding communities with the opportunity to purchase a mechanically refurbished bicycle at a reasonable cost, to buy parts and accessories, and to have their own bicycles repaired. |
| Phone | 732-776-6878 |
| Other Contact Info | https://www.facebook.com/secondlifebikes/, https://www.instagram.com/secondlifebikes |
Second Life Bikes is a community bicycle organization located in Asbury Park, New Jersey, USA.
Contact Info
21 Main Street
Asbury Park, NJ 07712
History
Second Life Bikes was founded in 2006 by Kerri Martin. The youth earn-a-bike program initially operated from the basement of the Holy Spirit Church. In 2010, the organization moved into its location on Main Street in Asbury Park. In 2013, the organization attempted to raise funds to purchase the building, but that initial effort was unsuccessful. In 2016, Second Life Bikes partnered with Cowerks, a local co-working/flex office operator to purchase the building.[1] Second Life continues to operate out of the storefront on Main Street, while Cowerks runs from suite 2, accessed via the rear of the building.
Services Offered
Youth Earn-A-Bike program
Youth participants may exchange 15 hours of volunteer time for a bicycle of their very own, which can then be repaired using the skills they learned in the shop. More information is available on the Second Life Bikes website.
Retail Services
- New and used bicycles for sale
- New and used bike parts and accessories for sale
- Fee-based bicycle repairs
Media
How to build a community, told with chalk: Kerri Martin at TEDxNavesink (Youtube.com)
References
See Also
- 2006 Founded Community Bicycle Organizations
- American Community Bicycle Organizations
- New Jersey Community Bicycle Organizations
- Asbury Park, NJ Community Bicycle Organizations
- English Speaking Community Bicycle Organizations
- Pay Repair Service Community Bicycle Organizations
- Earn-A-Bike Service Community Bicycle Organizations
- Community Bicycle Organizations