I posted this a month or so ago. I figured i would post it one last time
before we find another place for them to go. run a community bike shop in
little rock arkansas and i am trying to make space in our shop. We have
about 200 or more steel bikes(26,27and 700) we are not utilizing that we
are looking to give to another program that could use them. They are mainly
old road, cruiser, commuter type bikes. All one would need to due is come
pick them up. If anyone is interested please contact us. We want to save
these from going to the scrap yard. If there is no interested thats where
we will be sending them for program money.
--
Joe Maneiro
Program Director
Recycle Bikes For Kids
1212 East 6th street
Little Rock Ar 72202
(501) 207-1696
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Somehow my message was declared spam, and I've seen problems before with
yahoo accounts (not mine), the message I was replying to, so heads up.
While extremely snarky, I don't believe it was spam, nor do I think I
mistouched the damn tablet and declared it so, as the message says.
Caveat empor.
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Taking tools out of people's hands: bad.
Let the $Man show you is ego based as is
Helpless $Woman can't do anything with these thingies, I need a strong $Man
to do it for me, and by the way, I brought cookies for my new hero
worshipping/borderline infatuation/torturee...
$Variable: gender, identity, orientation, etc irrelevant, and stereotypes
Not sure there is a pedagogie for mechanics teaching style and skill would
be an art, but diy is not the academie. Zen and the Art of, and phaedrus
wants the front door.
Yep, difficult days...
On Apr 12, 2015 1:01 PM, "Jim" <jamesbleds0e(a)yahoo.com> wrote:
> From the "I have done this many times before and will show you how" to
> the deer in the headlights there are many types and temperaments of
> client. One of the fabulous aspects of bicycles is that in most cases
> there is two of every thing. One can demonstrate a proceeder and hand the
> wrench to the client and then they give it a try.
> There are some things that mistakes are not in the best interest of a
> happy out come. Like using the chain breaker for the first time. Shorting
> a chain and having the client practice on the scrap, or truing their wheels
> for them while explaining the process and then handing them a spare wheel
> that they can with no loss turn into a pretzel are powerful learning tools.
>
>
> Each client is a different situation.
>
> good diggin
>
> jim
>
> On Apr 12, 2015, at 9:24 AM, Angel York <aniola(a)gmail.com> wrote:
>
> Has your bike collective spent any time actively thinking/talking about
> pedagogy? What is your philosophy on hands-on learning and why? How does
> your philosophy fit with your mission?
>
> Do you ever fix the bike for a person who comes in and just make them
> watch? Or do you fix it and then undo what you have done so that they can
> do it themselves? What do you do when they get frustrated?
>
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We're starting our rental program, and are wondering if anybody could
provide a sample waiver for us to base ours off of?!
Thanks a heap in advance!
La Bikery
*Coopérative La Bikery Co-operative*
*Centre de vélo communautaire *
*Community Bicycle Centre*
*120 boul. Assomption blvd,*
* Moncton NB*
*Jeudis: 17 h à 20 h *
* Thursdays: 5 pm - 8 pm*
*Samedis: 11 h à 14 h*
* Saturdays: 11 pm - 2 pm*
<http://labikery.ca/>
<https://www.facebook.com/LaBikery> <https://twitter.com/LaBikery>
*CHECK US OUT BY CLICKING ON THE LINKS ABOVE*
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Hi there!
We're trying to figure out a way to streamline our pricing a little bit
better and ease the process of getting incoming items up on the shelf. Do
you have any suggestions or tips for this?? We've been in operation for 3
years and there are still untagged items all the time.
Thanks for any feedback!
Mallory at La Bikery
*Coopérative La Bikery Co-operative*
*Centre de vélo communautaire *
*Community Bicycle Centre*
*120 boul. Assomption blvd,*
* Moncton NB*
*Jeudis: 17 h à 20 h *
* Thursdays: 5 pm - 8 pm*
*Samedis: 11 h à 14 h*
* Saturdays: 11 pm - 2 pm*
<http://labikery.ca/>
<https://www.facebook.com/LaBikery> <https://twitter.com/LaBikery>
*CHECK US OUT BY CLICKING ON THE LINKS ABOVE*
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Has your bike collective spent any time actively thinking/talking about
pedagogy? What is your philosophy on hands-on learning and why? How does
your philosophy fit with your mission?
Do you ever fix the bike for a person who comes in and just make them
watch? Or do you fix it and then undo what you have done so that they can
do it themselves? What do you do when they get frustrated?
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Could you weigh in, please. We have a small, remote rural town with no real bike/Ped infrastructure...yet. A group wants to introduce about 100 used bikes for people to use for free in an already ailing, small downtown. Free bikes? What will that do to local, struggling bike businesses? Bikes but no supporting infrastructure? Thank you for your thoughts. Makes little sense to me.
Beth
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Hello everyone,
I'm seeking to get my LCI (League of American Bicyclists) certification
before September 2015, is any LCI trainer conducting classes in the Midwest
anytime soon? I missed the registration deadline for the training in the
Chicago area.
Thanks,
May Peace Go With You
Waymond Smith
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