What about the first two? I would say they need greater detail.

At our shop we don't let bikes being built at the shop leave without passing a safety check, which might conflict with the first one. And without finer-grained detail on the second one, shop tools could get broken when participants use the wrong tool for a job, or use the correct tool but in the wrong way.

-Cyclista Nicholas

On 2017-12-16 18:34, Angel York wrote:

This is a fantastic sign that illustrates excellent teaching practices, and many shops that don't have something similar would do well, in my opinion, to include something similar.

As a patron of SPOKELAND, you have the right to the following

• To pursue your own goals for your own bike
• To be in control of the tools used on your bike
• To always be asked before someone touches your bike
• To ask & receive assistance from shop staff
• To work on your bike in a SAFER SPACE [there is also a standard safer

space agreement]

• To be supported in your learning
• To learn with staff

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