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A behind-the-scenes update
Published on June 8, 2022 by Angel York
===ESPANOL ABAJO=== We realized recently that we've been putting a lot of work in to the inner workings of bikebike.org and bikecollectives.org over the years, and until now there hasn't really been anywhere to tell the com...
New OCF-Hosted Project in New Mexico (ABQ CiQloviá)
Published on March 30, 2022 by Mike Strode
Hi BBE community, A new project has joined out of New Mexico, ABQ CiQloviá, which is advancing Open Streets in Albuquerque. Check them out. It seems like there may be a potential cross pr...
Getting Involved
Published on March 23, 2022 by Angel York
Someone emailed to ask about getting their community bike shop involved in Bike!Bike! and eventually potentially hosting a regional or even main Bike!Bike!. Here's the email we sent in response:There's Bike!Bike! the in-per...
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Bike Collectives (aka Community Bike Projects, Community Bike Shops, Bike Kitchens, Community Bike Organizations, etc.) are usually non-profit, often volunteer-run, and focus on helping people access and repair bicycles. They often refurbish used bikes, teach workshops, lend out tools, and provide one-on-one help with repairs.
Bike!Bike! is an international, annual gathering organized by and for community bicycle projects. The conference is a space for participants from shops and related advocacy groups to converge in a different city each year over a 4 day period to have workshops and strengthen our social network.
BikeCollectives.org is an online resource for community bicycle projects. It includes:
- The Bike Collectives Wiki - Resources for & about community bike projects that anyone can edit or contribute to. Check out the wiki if you want to start a bike collective, find your local bike collective, and more! Create an account and edit the wiki to share what you know about community bike projects.
- The Bike Collectives Thinktank email list is a place for ongoing discussion among people involved with community bike organizations. It's a good place to ask questions, share information, and post relevant job listings. There is a lot of great information in the archives, too.