24 Feb
2015
24 Feb
'15
2:52 p.m.
We've had success: We have a sliding scale: zero for groups with no money, $25/hr for small groups with small budgets, $45/hr for workshop at a school or community location, $65/hr for a large non-profit or business.
We include one staff, 1-3 volunteers, tools and supplies. Examples of 'workshops': we are the 'fixit' station at a school bike rodeo, we help fix bikes at an apartment building, provide oil and air at a University event, etc
Actual hands on bike fixing help seems to be much more in demand than a more general maintenance class, yet those work too for donations, $5 a class or set fee for series of classes.
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Bob Giordano, Free Cycles Missoula
Falls City Community BikeWorks Community BikeWorks wrote:
Have any of you had success with charging for maintenance classes
(on-site or hosting) for private groups? We're looking at that as a
potential revenue stream, but don't know what that would look like and
would love some feedback
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