I was thinking similar to this site:Folks would post what tools they have and if there's any services that they'll provide. I think it would be a great way to promote cycling advocacy and education in small towns with no coops.
On Wednesday, June 18, 2014, momoko saunders <analyst@bikefarm.org> wrote:How do you mean virtual? Do you mean like shipping a box of tools around?On Wed, Jun 18, 2014 at 9:17 AM, Bayley Vanderpoel <bayley.vanderpoel@velocitycoop.org> wrote:
This distribution list is fantastic. I'm new to bicycle cooperatives but I'm enthusiastic to continue learning more so I'm thrilled to have a resource like this.
I'm vacationing in Manatee, FL. My girlfriends family asked for my help fixing all of their bikes and I don't have my tools and the closest bike coop is in St. Petersburg, so it got me wondering if anyone's considered a virtual tool sharing library for bicycle tools. It could be a great resource for towns which a brick & mortar bicycle coop isn't yet self sustainable. If I lived in a small town, I'd for sure host one.Perhaps it could be a mobile application?BayleyVeloCity Bicycle Cooperative
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