Pedals2People: Difference between revisions

Pedals2People
Website	https://web.archive.org/web/*/http://www.pedals2people.org/
Email	p2p@pedals2people.org
Founded	2005
Dissolved	2015
Location	Spokane, Washington, US
Language	English;
Services Offered	DIY Repair Services; Mobile Repair Services; Workshops;
Mission Statement	Our mission is to use the bicycle as a tool to empower people and build healthier communities.

Latest revision as of 05:00, 30 April 2021

This organization is no longer in operation.

Pedals2People is ...

The Pedals2People Self-Service Bike Shop and Resource Center provides a place where you can learn to work on your bike. We have trained bike mechanics and volunteers to help you. We welcome you to visit, borrow resource materials, bring your own bike to work on, and shop for new and used parts.

We understand that everyone comes to cycling at different stages and for different reasons, and we respect those differences.

See our calendar for open-shop days/ times and additional events.

Contact Info

1527 E 16th Ave, Spokane, WA 99203

History

Services Offered

Priority Projects for P2P are Self-Service Community Bike Shop and Neighborhood Free Bike Tune-ups. We have participating since 2005 in low-income neighborhood events offering free-bike tune ups. Typically we participate in two events and services 40 bicycles at each event, the majority of which are kids' bikes.

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+   | email = p2p@pedals2people.org
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+   | state    = WA
+   | province =
+   | country  = US
-* http://pedals2people.org/
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-== See Also ==
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+   | language1 = English
+   | language2 =
+   | language3 =
-* [[Community Bicycle Organizations]]
+   <!-- Simply "yes" or "no" -->
+   | has-diy-shop           = yes
+   | has-pay-shop           = no
+   | has-mobile-repair      = yes
+   | has-bike-sharing       = no
+   | has-earn-a-bike        = no
+   | has-bike-valet         = no
+   | has-workshops          = yes
+   | 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
-[[Category:Community Bicycle Organizations]]
+   <!-- Please share your mission statement or mandate -->
+   | mission-statement = Our mission is to use the bicycle as a tool to
+empower people and build healthier communities.
+}}
+'''{{PAGENAME}}''' is ...
+<!--   Tell us a little bit about your shop here    --> The Pedals2People Self-Service Bike Shop and Resource Center provides a place where you can learn to work on your bike. We have trained bike mechanics and volunteers to help you. We welcome you to visit, borrow resource materials, bring your own bike to work on, and shop for new and used parts.
+We understand that everyone comes to cycling at different stages and for different reasons, and we respect those differences.
+See our calendar for open-shop days/ times and additional events.
+== Contact Info ==
+<!--   Mailing addres, or email or both    --> 1527 E 16th Ave, Spokane, WA 99203
+== History ==
+<!--   P2P was founded in 2005 by a group of four close friends. Our first programs were Build-A-Bike, DIY Shop, and Free Tune-Up Events at two local street fairs. P2P also partnered with the Village Bike Project to collect bikes for Ghana in 2006.   -->
+== Services Offered ==
+<!--   Tell us a little more about the services you offer.    --> Priority Projects for P2P are Self-Service Community Bike Shop and Neighborhood Free Bike Tune-ups. We have participating since 2005 in low-income neighborhood events offering free-bike tune ups. Typically we participate in two events and services 40 bicycles at each event, the majority of which are kids' bikes.