Re: Bike Kitchen?

[Jim Baross]

Ok jen. I'll try calling liz later.

Meanwhile, have you found this yet?
http://www.urbancyclist.org/issue1/UrbanCyclist_Issue1.pdf
Ron Richings
Vancouver, BC, Canada


At 07:23 PM 5/1/2007, working_...@riseup.net wrote:

hi jim

yeah, we are in based in city heights and would love to collaborate. the
house where the free bike kitchen is at is a collective house (the city
heights free school) so we have free bike workshops and skill share etc.
www.cityheightsfreeskool.org there is info about the bike kitchen mission
and class times- with the address. the house number is 619-528-8060. i am
currently in oympia,wa but you should ask for liz or call her on her cell
808-896-5364

mad love
and sweet bike rebellion

jen

On Tue, May 1, 2007 11:26 am, Jim Baross wrote:
> Hi, I'm associated with the San Diego County Bicycle Coalition and a
> group trying to start up something like a bike kitchen, earn-a-bike, etc.
>
> Would you like to collaborate?
>
>
> I tried to find your Bike Kitchen operations based on a flyer I got
> at EarthFair but I couldn't find it based on the address, 4246 Wightman
> St...?
>
> Jim Baross
> San Diego, California
> 619-280-6908
>
> Chair, SANDAG Bicycle Pedestrian Working Group
> Vice Chair, Calif. Bicycle Advisory Committee
> President, Calif. Association of Bicycle Organizations
> Board Member, Calif. Bicycle Coalition
> Chair, Strategic Highway Safety Plan, Bicycling Safety
> Spokesperson, San Diego County Bicycle Coalition
> League LCI Trainer & Effective Cycling Instructor #185 K-C
>
> "Cyclists should expect and demand safe accommodation on our public
> roads, just as does every other user. Nothing more is expected. Nothing
> less is acceptable." Jack R. Taylor
>
> "Cyclists fare best when they act and are treated as drivers of
> vehicles." John Forester
>
> "Same Roads Same Rules Same Rights"
> SDCBC
>
> "Roads are for people, not just for people in cars."
> Jim Baross