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New Orleans has Rubarb www.rubarbike.org
Seattle has BikeWorks www.bikeworks.org
Sacramento has a bike kitchen www.sacbikekitchen.org
Bozeman Montana has a bike kitchen www.bozemanbikekitchen.org
San Francisco has a bike kitchen www.bikekitchen.org
What do you have in your area? Let's get a list compiled of the little-known but vital bike non-profits that might be hiding many pages down on Google searches, or might not be on the web at all.
whole lotta bike kitchens :D
www.bikekitchen.org/links.php
St. Louis Bikeworks
Third Hand Bicycle Co-op, Columbus, OH
Also many listed (without links) in the list of current registrants for this fall's Bike!Bike! conference
Oooh, I like that St. Louis's BicycleWorks has a "ByteWorks", too, where kids can earn a computer!
That is very cool!
Little Rock, AR has the Arkansas Sustainability Network, and their ReCycles program... very similar to Bike Kitchen.
http://www.arnetwork/bikes , 209 South Victory Street, just down the hill and around the corner from the state capitol building and two blocks up from the AmTrak station. (501) 372-6996.
Tom
http://bikeped.org/
pretty neat I have to say and part of the reason the Twin Cities are such a bike haven. Not everyone has the shill for a Bianchi. Love it. But I still want a Bianchi
http://www.communitycycles.org/ Boulder, CO represent! :D
But only one bike organization has a "dating game"Quote:
Originally Posted by KnottedYet
www.sfbike.org/?love
The video is a hoot!!Quote:
Originally Posted by Trek420
Not only funny but informative! :D Check the statistics at the bottom of the page "are cyclists better lovers?" :cool:
Studies show we are ;) :cool:
Boston has Bikes Not Bombs.
Chicago has Working Bikes Cooperative: http://workingbikes.org/
And, World Bicycle Relief: http://www.worldbicyclerelief.org/
http://www.getaboutcolumbia.com/
Columbia, MO