That's really nice-looking!
Kelly On Feb 14, 2011, at 5:13 PM, Alex Hindle wrote:
I made this thing which I call Spokeville (all our storage areas are
some sort of ville) for BikeWorks in Edmonton. It works pretty well.
It's basically just ABS piping cut to the length of the spoke and
mounted on a piece of plywood that sits in a milk carton. The beauty
of it is that because each individual tube is the length of the
spoke it stores its fairly easy to tell if the spoke is in the wrong
place.Alex
On Mon, Feb 14, 2011 at 5:40 PM, Clifford McCarten [B!KE] <director@communitybikeshop.org
wrote:
Hey All, Does anyone have some innovative solutions to spoke sorting and
storage? Our "tape them together and toss them in the filing
cabinet" approach has always left a lot to be desired, compounded by
the fact that we just inherited a spoke collection from a pro shop
that closed a while ago. I'll take pictures, diagrams, and verbal descriptions! Thanks in a big way, Clifford B!KE: The Peterborough Community Bike Shop 400 Wolfe St, Peterborough ON communitybikeshop.org (705) 775-7227On 14/02/2011 7:34 PM, Jon Braswell wrote:
absolutely not, people enter at there own risk, if you have to come
up with a waiver, come up with it, or if you start paying out ,
your admiting guilt and sopo's little world is in for a lot of
hurt, as smart and administratively correct as you guys are I
cannot believe you have not thought of this one, no good deed goes
unpunished, send them to Grady, You start paying, then prepare to
really pay...we live in a mean world and you never get to really
know someone till you meet them in court. be careful what you say
and do. Hey man I love sopo, just wanted to give my 2 cents worth,
later dudes!!!On Mon, Feb 14, 2011 at 4:57 PM, tito @ sopo bike co-op <tito@sopobikes.org
wrote:
we recently faced the issue of one of our core volunteers getting
injured in the shop. when the time came to decide about a trip to
the hospital it became apparent that the person did not have
insurance and could not afford the trip. have other shops faced
this situation? do you (the shop) pay for or help pay for medical
expenses. the trip would have run anywhere form $300 to $1000. is
there a limit that folks have decided on? is it a process of
reimbursement? do any shops have insurance that cover such
things? any input would be much appreciated.tito @ SOPO Bikes 1270 Caroline St NE Ste D120-392 Atlanta, GA 30307
cell. 678.907.3892 work. 404.635.6367
www.sopobikes.org
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- Re: bike valet question (Angel York)
- bike valet question (CAT Director)
Message: 1 Date: Sun, 13 Feb 2011 23:38:01 -0800 From: Angel York aniola@gmail.com To: The Think Tank thethinktank@lists.bikecollectives.org Subject: Re: [TheThinkTank] bike valet question Message-ID: AANLkTikz7u8NZVC1+-=WDdCvOSQ00FR5GYd2cs7Vx075@mail.gmail.com Content-Type: text/plain; charset="iso-8859-1"
By SC, do you mean Santa Cruz? Are you the fellow I used to cover
for so you could go get vegetables sometimes? I'm glad they're paying you
now!Here in Davis, bike valet parking happens, but rarely. The campus
has some lightweight racks and the city has some heavy-duty racks, and they
lend 'em out. Both the Davis Bike Collective and Davis Bicycles! have
borrowed them, but it's kind of an ordeal so they only come out for big occasions.I think of Bike Valet Parking as a way to get folks aware of
various bike organizations.Angel York I hail from the Davis (California) Bike Collective
On Tue, Feb 8, 2011 at 12:21 PM, kyle mckinley
bicirider@gmail.com wrote:hi, all, It's been a while since I posted to this list (though I lurk now
and then),
and I missed seeing everyone at the last bike!bike!, but I have a
quick
favor to ask:
I'm helping write an article about bike valet services (bike
parking at
events that draw too many bikes to simply lock up) and it
occurred to me
that there are probably lots of folks/ projects doing this as a
form of
outreach that I don't know about.
Here in SC it is most reliable at the farmer's market (where I
currently
get paid to do it -- oogle bikes, chat w/ cyclists, eat veges;
pretty rad).
I know that the San Francisco Bike Coalition does a lot of this
on an
event-to-event basis.
Other places that you know about? Particularly successful
instances? Anyone
combining parking with wrenching?
Reply on or off list.
warmly, kyle
-- If an Easyrider rides easy, then a bicirider rides bici
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