I put that together from two pages out of Sutherlands. Scanned and photoshoped. I think that was ten years ago. It's been very helpful for many people at Our Community Bikes. I would like expanded versions in Punjabi and phonetic Cantonese
Jesse
Here it is! I don't know its source - it's been at Our Community Bikes for way longer than I have. Use at your discretion, I guess?On Sat, Apr 4, 2015 at 3:00 PM, Hoài Vi Nguyễn <holita.vn@gmail.com> wrote:V NguyenPeace,Hey Lauren!Would you be able to share that multilingual bike anatomy diagram? I am searching for one to recreate so that we can communicate better during our mobile bike clinic. Haven't found that much online. If this is already somewhere on the wiki, could someone please point me that way?
Bikes del Pueblo in San Diego CAOn Thu, Apr 2, 2015 at 5:12 PM, Lauren Warbeck <lauren.warbeck@gmail.com> wrote:____________________________________Hey folks,I know this request comes across the listserv from time to time, so sorry for not keeping better track of this topic.I'm working on a project with migrant agricultural workers in British Columbia this summer and I'm looking for reproducible Spanish and Tagalog how-to zines, handouts etc. We've got a good multilingual bicycle anatomy diagram that works well for us. I'm interested in anything you wanna send my way, but I'd be particularly interested in guides to patching flats, riding safely, and anything you've found useful for working with migrant workers/migrant agricultural workers more generally.Thanx buddiez!Lauren @ OCB and the Bike Kitchen in Vancouver BC
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