Bikes on campus in 1938
Old news article about a "Bike Path" song from 1938.
Old news article about a "Bike Path" song from 1938.
In FY23, we have received several bike class requests through the Bike Class Form on the Bike at Illinois website: https://bike.illinois.edu/safety/bike-classes/. We will organize classes in FY24 based on this data:
Here are some links that direct you to UIUC's bike safety quizzes!
Links to Share – share these links with anyone who’s interested in taking the quiz. Feel free to post on social media, websites, etc.
All, last week we had 114 visitors. We grossed $997.25. We sold two bikes for $210 and six memberships for $180. The new hires are coming along, with only minor hiccups here and there.
All, we had 88 visitors last week—and that includes being closed on Monday and Thursday! We grossed $1,145.30; sold 19 memberships for $570; one bike for $120; and one build-a-bike for $40.
Last week was eventful. We had The Illinois Bike Summit, Light The Night, and on Friday I counted all the bikes in the warehouse: 517! Light the Night was very successful, installing 1188 lights (or 594 sets) at Alma Mater; numbers on the Illinois/Lincoln location are to-be-determined.
Volunteers are needed for Light the Night on Thursday, September 12, 2013. Volunteers can sign up for 1.5-hour or 3-hour shifts here:
http://thebikeproject.wikispaces.com/light-the-night-2016
Light the Night is an annual bike light give-away, sponsored by the CATS agencies.
Hello all, This past week was good. We saw steady increases in attendance with relation to the weather. The weather even allowed us to open the doors which is a great improvement to visibility and atmosphere. We sold 7 bikes for $750, 4 memberships for $100, and grossed $1470. I was able to build bikes, and organize the shop a bit with the help of volunteers. We've been able to integrate mobile time cards into shop staff procedure which has already shown dividends in saved time and complication. I hired Lucas Hsu, an Urbana volunteer, on to the staff to replace Mike who took a degree
Hello all, This past week was good. We got a lot done and helped a lot of folks. The Center sold 3 bikes for $400, and grossed $908.50. I agreed to provide materials and do some education at a international student bike safety event in February. I was able to clean the shop up a considerable amount. I built a few bikes and we now have 32 bikes that are for sale or need to be logged and priced. Rick got his bike share up and running and I was very appreciative for the help.
This coming week I plan on building bikes and cleaning out the back of the shop.
Campus Rec and Housing have their own protocols for placing digital signage ads. http://www.housing.illinois.edu/Policies/Electronic%20Signage.aspx - HOUSING http://www.campusrec.illinois.edu/sponsors/ - CR