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Bicycle Related Projects

These are the most interesting bike related projects, as of August 2015.

 

Map of projects

Latest Updates

  • 9/24/2024

    All, Another busy week with the fun addition of Bike To Work Day and Light The Night. Haven’t seen the numbers yet but both events went well,  I believe. Friday was surprisingly slow here, which was great since I had staff out sick.

  • 9/17/2024

    All, It’s Bike Week! Bike To Work Day and Light The Night are this week, so we’re prepping for that. Still busy here, too, during our open hours. We’re moving more build-a-bikes and have 3 bikes in the queue for the sales floor.

  • 9/11/2024

    Please use the included link and pass code below to view the recording of the

  • 9/9/2024

    All, Another busy week, although slightly less so since we’re out of refurbished bikes. We’ll have a trickle of one or two available as I’m able to fix them but we’re far too slammed during open hours to build any.

  • 9/6/2024

    The final draft of the Campus Bicycle Master Plan 2024 is ready to be sent out for Public Input.

  • 9/5/2024

    All, Busy as can be last week. We’re sold out of refurbished bikes and have only a handful of Build-a-Bikes available. We have 3 new hires in the pipeline, which’ll help.

  • 8/19/2024

    All, I know students are back when bikes start selling without a test ride. You can only lead a horse to water…

  • 8/5/2024

    All, Slow week. Not a lot of visitors, not a lot of bikes sold. Should be able to get a couple more bikes on the sales floor today, as we’re down to 10 or so bikes available.

  • 7/23/2024

    Bicycles marked as abandoned have been collected and stored and as of this morning, July 23, 2024, and have additionally been inventoried and are ready for the next step in the University's yearly Collection and Donation of Abandoned Bicycles Proj

  • 7/8/2024

    All, Slow week, except for the full family that brought in 4 bikes over 2 days so everyone could get riding. One of the kids was extra inquisitive on what bikes parts were and their function. Genuine interest is always appreciated!