On Fri, Feb 21, 2020 at 9:43 AM Morgan Rehme <morganrehm@gmail.com> wrote:
Oh! And Bikurious in Montreal is run by a non-dude Marissa Plamondon-Lu____________________________________On Fri, Feb 21, 2020, 10:35 Morgan Rehme <morganrehm@gmail.com> wrote:Haven't seen it posted here but Mooncycles in Arcata, CA is women owned and operated and looks like a wonderful place. I'm in no way affiliated with them thoughOn Thu, Feb 20, 2020, 18:06 Caleb Evenson <caevenson@gmail.com> wrote:Bluestem Bicycles of Brookings, SD. LLC owned by three people; 50% owned by a woman, 50% owned by two men.Back story if anyone cares: She helped me formalize and operate a 501(c)(3) (inspired by my times at Bike Farm and Plan B) when she lived with me in my brother's house during her graduate studies. The organization worked in a space my former boss (owner of previous sole shop in town for decades) rented until he tried using that space to coerce me into working more days/hours, at which point we swiftly moved that organization out and I quit working for him. She immediately offered to invest money for me to open a new shop. Overwhelmed by the prospect, I then asked my former co-mechanic to join me and take part of my half of the ownership. Coming up on four years later, we still pay ourselves shit (when we can afford to pay ourselves), and she's pulled nothing out of the place, but we all have fun with it, and the shop's future looks bright (so long as one ignores mass extinction, climate change, politics, etc). As she did from the beginning, she insists she embraces the possibility she'll never see any return on that money. She's loving life in Alaska, and we wish she'd come back for awesome bike rides and community.____________________________________On Thu, Feb 20, 2020 at 4:17 PM Audrey Wiedemeier <audrey@bikelibrary.org> wrote:The Iowa City Bike Library!McGuirk and I are the only paid staff at our shop here in Iowa City and we are both ladies. Our board president is also a woman.Thanks for starting this thread!!!Peace & grease,Audrey Wiedemeier (She/her/hers)Iowa City Bike Library, Director700 S. Dubuque St, Iowa CityHours: Sat. 10-3, Mon. 5-7, Tues. 6-8,Wed. 6-8, Thurs. 6-8, Fri. 4:30-6:30C: (515) 450-1651____________________________________On Wed, Feb 19, 2020 at 11:33 PM Catarina Gutierrez <catgutierrez@gmail.com> wrote:🙌🏽🙌🏽🙌🏽--On Thu, 20 Feb 2020 at 5:56 PM, Aida Mas Baghaie <aida.masb@gmail.com> wrote:Hi!I'm with a bunch of rad women & non-binary bike people and we put together this list of shops! Feel free to use & add to the google doc.
Executive Director____________________________________On Wed, Feb 19, 2020 at 2:55 PM Kevin Dwyer <kevidwyer@gmail.com> wrote:____________________________________Hi There-Here are the ones that I am aware of:The Bike Lady- Salt Lake City, UTChili Pepper-Moab, UTBingham Cyclery-Salt Lake City, Sandy, Sunset and Ogden, UTSalt Cycle-Sandy, UTSpun Bicycles-Cincinnati, OHGladys Bikes-Portland, ORFrontier Bikes-Eudora, KSKevin Dwyer
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Free Range Cycles in the Fremont Neighborhood of Seattle is owned by Shawna Williams and lead mechanic Nikki Mcthewson ( both former Bike Works staff members and amazing people!!) and before Shawna it was owned for many years by Kathleen Emry. See this article about their great work in this post in the Seattle bike blog https://www.seattlebikeblog.com/2020/02/14/how-free-range-cycles-works-every-day-to-become-a-more-and-more-welcoming-bike-shop/Also this post in the Seattle Bike Blog is about a survey about how comfortable WTFNB folks feel at bike shops https://www.seattlebikeblog.com/2020/02/14/splain-survey-rates-seattle-bike-shops-by-how-comfortable-women-trans-femme-and-gender-nonconforming-people-feel-there/ this kind of survey is likely replicable in other citiesDeb
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____________________________________On Tue, Feb 18, 2020 at 3:14 PM Sunny Nestler <programs@bikecoop.ca> wrote:Would love for someone to prove me wrong on that last point btw :))University of British ColumbiaSunny Nestler, Programs ManagerAMS Bike Co-op + Bike Kitchen604-822-2453 | thebikekitchen.ca | @BikeKitchenUBC____________________________________On Tue, Feb 18, 2020 at 2:44 PM Sunny Nestler <programs@bikecoop.ca> wrote:Sidesaddle in Vancouver BC !The Bike Kitchen's program office is also operated by me, a non-dude ✌University of British ColumbiaAlso a fun fact, when I was the founder of Bike Saviours Bicycle Collective in Arizona in 2007 there were ZERO non-dude bike mechanics employed anywhere in the entire city of Phoenix.xsunnySunny Nestler, Programs ManagerAMS Bike Co-op + Bike Kitchen604-822-2453 | thebikekitchen.ca | @BikeKitchenUBCOn Tue, Feb 18, 2020 at 2:42 PM Judith Feist <judith.feist@gmail.com> wrote:Wheelhouse in Detroit.
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> Hello everyone!
> So, a question has going on among us.
> Any of you know any bike shops on your city that are owned and/or operated by/mainly by women?
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