Bike Collectives Wiki - User contributions [en]

User talk:ReCyclery

2021-08-31T22:17:39Z

Godwin: Welcome!

'''Welcome to ''Bike Collectives Wiki''!'''
We hope you will contribute much and well.
You will probably want to read the [https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Special:MyLanguage/Help:Contents help pages].
Again, welcome and have fun! [[User:Godwin|Godwin]] ([[User talk:Godwin|talk]]) 15:17, 31 August 2021 (PDT)

User:ReCyclery

2021-08-31T22:17:39Z

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Hi y'all! My name is Liz Revord and I am the Executive Director of the ReCyclery of Jefferson County. I enjoy riding gravel, dirt, and anywhere there are not cars. I love to explore the Olympic Peninsula (WA) and get more people on bikes.

User talk:ColchBK

2021-08-24T13:48:04Z

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User:ColchBK

2021-08-24T13:48:04Z

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I am one of the founders of Colchester Bike Kitchen, a non-profit community bike workshop. We teach people to repair their own bikes.

User talk:Shiseiji1958

2021-06-09T00:50:42Z

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User:Shiseiji1958

2021-06-09T00:50:42Z

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Volunteer at Velocity Coop since October 2010. Basic Maintenance instructor since 2015.

User talk:Fat Larry

2021-04-14T02:47:18Z

Godwin: Welcome!

'''Welcome to ''Bike Collectives Wiki''!'''
We hope you will contribute much and well.
You will probably want to read the [[https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Special:MyLanguage/Help:Contents|help pages]].
Again, welcome and have fun! [[User:Godwin|Godwin]] ([[User talk:Godwin|talk]]) 19:47, 13 April 2021 (PDT)

User:Fat Larry

2021-04-14T02:47:18Z

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Volunteer at Mechanical Tempest in Wellington NZ.
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User talk:TheBikePlacePrinceton

2021-03-25T19:56:11Z

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User:TheBikePlacePrinceton

2021-03-25T19:56:11Z

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We are a community bicycle shop receiving and repairing donated bikes for resale, repairing bikes for customers, donating bikes to local people to use to get to work and to organizations that send bicycles to many other places around the world. We are a not-for-profit arm of the 501C3 organization Midwest Partners, Inc.

User talk:Jpreicha

2020-12-14T22:04:16Z

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User:Jpreicha

2020-12-14T22:04:16Z

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Bike Kitchen Falun Sweden co founder

I am mechanical Engineer, like to fix bikes and ciclotourism,

I have open with a ´friend the Falun Bike kitchen in Sweden.

I am from Brazil, and I live in Sweden, 54 years old father of two.

I have also my own bike shop where I restore old racers and build fixies

User talk:Trailhead Collective

2020-12-14T22:04:04Z

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User:Trailhead Collective

2020-12-14T22:04:04Z

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John Raser Bio for Trailhead Collective:

John Raser is an avid cyclist and advocate for healthy, sustainable communities who lives and works in St Johnsbury, VT. He currently chairs the town bicycle-pedestrian committee and formerly served on the town planning board. In his former community of Lawrence, MA he co-founded a social venture bike shop with the regional YMCA and helped lead a Safe Routes to School project that led to a $2M investment in pedestrian and cycling infrastructure around his neighborhood school. He has served as an adviser to the Healthy Neighborhood Equity Fund and Groundwork Lawrence. When not pedaling around town on his cargo bike with his wife and 3 kids, John is a family physician at St Johnsbury Community Health Center. He has been teaching family medicine and community health to medical students and resident doctors since 2009.

User talk:Andrewsuzuki

2020-12-14T22:03:52Z

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User:Andrewsuzuki

2020-12-14T22:03:52Z

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I'm a volunteer at the Bradley Street Bicycle Co-op in New Haven, CT. At BSBC, I wrote software that manages the inventory of our used bikes, volunteers/check-ins, and paid memberships. It also produces high-quality reports and charts from the data, which is used in grants. I'm currently working on making this software available to other bike co-ops around the world.

User talk:Asalant

2020-11-20T19:11:37Z

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User:Asalant

2020-11-20T19:11:37Z

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Software developer and maintainer of Freehub by the San Francisco Bike Kitchen. I was a volunteer mechanic at the San Francisco Bike Kitchen for many years and served on the board for a term. I commute by bike, love to mountain bike in the Sierras, and surf in the Pacific at Ocean Beach.

User talk:Guidocsd

2020-08-13T16:27:51Z

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User:Guidocsd

2020-08-13T16:27:51Z

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Founder, The Bike Gangs of Fort Worth.

In November of 2016, with a vision of "neighboring," I took my kids and a few others from our street on a bike ride and called it a "bike gang." We rode through the neighborhood, stopped to play at a park, and when we were done we had snack and hung out.

The Park Glen Bike Gang, a.k.a. The Peegeebeegeez, grew quickly and we got to know our neighbors and life became richer.

In January 2017 I met a little girl in the neighborhood who had a bike but she kept it at her dad's house. I bought a second hand bike and with her parent's permission gave it to her to keep at her mom's house. This interaction sparked the idea of offering free bike repairs and free bikes.

During the next two years other Fort Worth neighborhoods adopted the family-friendly bike gang model.

In 2019 I formally asked the bike-friendly City of Fort Worth for their supply of discarded or impounded bicycles, promising to rehabilitate them and give them to Fort Worth residents, and was initially told no, the City citing liability and fairness concerns.

During 2020 I founded a non-profit association, The Bike Gangs of Fort Worth, to serve as the umbrella organization over all of the Fort Worth bike gang chapters, and to facilitate changing the City's position to think bigger and give us the bikes.

On August 11th, 2020, the first five chapters of The Bike Gangs of Fort Worth were on hand at city council when a resolution was passed establishing the Community Bike Builder program.

The next part of the vision involves more neighborhood chapters added, more bicycles traded up or repaired, and more bicycles given away, all within our mission of removing barriers, neighboring, and creating miles of smiles.

We will establish free neighborhood bike shops, further removing barriers and creating another "neighboring place."

We will offer or partner to bring more learn to ride safely, learn to ride at a late age, learn to repair, learn to neighbor, and learn to lead opportunities.

... we hope our sister cities in the Dallas Fort Worth Metroplex will join us and establish chapters or execute similar structure and vision.

... we are eager to see other municipalities replicate our easy, scalable barrier-free neighboring model, establish chapters, or execute similar structure and vision.

User talk:StKBK

2020-07-26T18:21:39Z

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User:StKBK

2020-07-26T18:21:39Z

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I live and work in Melbourne, Australia.

I've volunteered in a number of different bike kitchens around Melbourne including Back2Bikes and the Bike Shed at CERES.

I'm now trying to get a bike kitchen up and running in St Kilda, Melbourne, Australia. I've recruited interested friends and neighbours, we've gathered some tools, bikes and are looking for a space. I'm building a website, and trying to register as a not-for-profit with the local authorities.

User talk:Heba

2020-07-09T15:33:18Z

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User:Heba

2020-07-09T15:33:18Z

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I am an urbanist and cycling advocate from Egypt. I co-founded an advocacy collective called Tabdeel and we are working on a variety of topics including cycling safety, promoting cycling mobility and social justice in cycling, especially with regards to gender and class representation in the Egyptian cycling scene. Before that, I had training in the Dutch Cycling Embassy in the Netherlands and wrote a research on cycling economics in Egypt for my Master dissertation at TU Berlin.

User:Jonathan

2020-06-12T22:17:36Z

Godwin:

Jonathan Morrison
Former Executive Director
[[Salt Lake City Bicycle Collective]]

User talk:Kenamesbury

2020-05-21T18:34:42Z

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User:Kenamesbury

2020-05-21T18:34:40Z

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Registered Nurse, loves ER over ICU;
Member of the Canadian Armed Forces with deployments to Bosnia, Afghanistan twice and Haiti;
Pretends to be a bicycle mechanic;
Also pretended to compete in triathlons, though not anymore;
Someone’s spouse (mi esposa es peruana) and father; and
Knows that Dogs are one of the best things about being alive.

User talk:Brachypedalian

2020-05-01T15:50:47Z

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User:Brachypedalian

2020-05-01T15:50:47Z

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I have been riding and fixing bikes my whole life, mostly as a commuter with stints as a cyclist when friend groups push me to go longer distances. I have volunteered as a bike mechanic with Working Bikes in Chicago and now with Center for Appropriate Transport in Eugene, OR.

User talk:Reckles

2020-04-04T23:13:34Z

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User:Reckles

2020-04-04T23:13:33Z

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Hey there! I'm currently working on a bike zine project and want to include a directory of bike collectives in the states. While I'm going through the wiki I'd be happy to update it with which orgs are still operating. Let me know!

About me:
Resident of Boston, MA and frequent patron of Bikes not Bombs and Commonwheels. Love riding at night on my steel bike with a portable speaker fastened on the handlebars. Favorite ride ever included swimming to an island and picking blueberries. Passionate about the potential of bicycles to create community.

User talk:Bikex

2020-03-03T16:16:52Z

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User:Bikex

2020-03-03T16:16:52Z

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I help out with the Silicon Valley Bicycle Exchange. We're at bikex.org. We refurbish bikes for those in need, and teach bike repair skills to volunteers. We also have a small, growing retail shop that sells used bikes and new and used accessories. We've been fixing and donating bikes since 1993.

User talk:Clarkmccall

2019-12-19T00:12:44Z

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User:Clarkmccall

2019-12-19T00:12:44Z

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I am one of the board members of the bicycle co-op in Ann Arbor, Common Cycle. I am an avid bicycle supporter and sustainability advocate. I use bikes for most of my transportation. In addition to biking I can be found working to put in place a federal carbon fee and dividend policy to address climate change.

Common Cycle is a volunteer-run, non-profit offering bicycle repair education and other resources to support our community.

User talk:Ericfreef

2019-12-09T21:05:18Z

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User:Ericfreef

2019-12-09T21:05:18Z

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Ann Arborite, n=6, studded tire enthusiast. Started commuting in DC and ended up doing the same in Michigan despite terrible roads, weather, and drivers. Active with Common Cycle, a burgeoning bike co-op in Ann Arbor. Amateur mechanic because it's a hell of a lot cheaper than always going to the LBS and I figured it would be a useful hobby if the folks over at r/collapse know what they're talking about.

Bikecollectives.org and bikebike.org 2020 redesign vision

2019-11-13T05:46:28Z

Godwin: /* Feature Requirements */

== bikecollectives.org ==
This website is a portal for the Bike Collective Network. It hosts a wiki & a mailing list (The ThinkTank). Its primary purpose is to facilitate communication and collect helpful information for community bike shops.

=== technical details ===

* where is it hosted
* where is the repository
* what technologies does it use (exactly)
* how is it currently deployed
* any other relevant info

=== feature details ===

* what exactly does it do?
* how does it work?

== bikebike.org ==
This website is the home for international Bike!Bike! conference(s). There is a large annual conference and smaller regional conferences. The primary purpose of the website is to help provide tools for conference hosts to run the conference. This includes: registration, information, scheduling, planning, and ___.

=== technical details ===

* where is it hosted
* where is the repository
* what technologies does it use (exactly)
* how is it currently deployed
* any other relevant info

=== feature details ===

* what exactly does it do?
* how does it work?

== What is wrong with our current sites? ==

Our current infrastructure for bikebike.org is a monolith, it is very difficult for anyone who would like to help to get started. All of our sites are maintained by Godwin, but he doesn't have the time to continue supporting them on a regular basis. Without the time to keep our sites updated, our infrastructure has put us in a position where were are vulnerable to security exploits and memory leaks which cause the site to crash.

== What must be retained? ==

* Our database of users and organizations
* The ThinkTank and the wiki.
* Localizations (English / Spanish / French at a minimum)

== What new features would we like to see? ==

* A list and map of organizations on bikecollective.org
* Localization of admin interfaces
* Full mobile support
* Improved accessibility

== Lessons learned from past development ==

== Who will be organizing this? ==

The current team is Godwin and Arlin Schaffel but could include you too. You can get involved in whatever capacity and amount you think could help, we don't just need development support (but of course, that's super important right now). There are many ways to get in touch, if all else fails, you can use the contact link on bikebike.org.

== Feature Requirements ==

Current feature sets are listed in the docs for [[bikecollectives.org]] and [[bikebike.org]], below are infrastructure requirements that must be kept in mind when deciding on our new infrastructure:

* Both sites must share common data
* User authentication
* Mass and individual email
* Online payments for registration
* Internationalization
* Easy onboarding and deployments
* Continuous deployment

=== Nice to have features ===

* Site health monitoring
* Single sign-on for both sites
* Collaboration tools for internationalization
* A/B testing or feature gating support
* Metric utilities for understanding how users are using the site

=== Bike!Bike! Feature overview ===

For Bike!Bike! we have a basic set of features:

==== Authentication ====

We need a system that can securely allow users to be authentication.

== Proposals ==

The following are our main proposals. Please feel free to add a new proposal to the list, if your idea is similar to one of those listed, consider suggesting changes or alternatives to one of those below instead:

# [[Bikecollectives.org_and_bikebike.org_2020_redesign_vision_proposal_1|React/Node/AWS stack]]

== Concerns ==

List your concerns below, let's talk about them:

* Start here

Bikebike.org

2019-11-09T19:30:26Z

Godwin: /* Pages */

== Pages ==

[[File:03287bbd7dd149ee.png]]

== Features ==

=== Static Copy ===

==== About Bike!Bike! ====

[https://en.bikebike.org/about/ We have a page which lets users know what Bike!Bike! is].

==== Safer Space Policy ====

[https://en.bikebike.org/policy/ We have a page which let's users know what our shared safer spaces policy is].

=== Conference hosting ===

Conferences are created and at a high-level, administrated by site administrators. Finer details about the conference are administrated by conference administrators.

==== Create/Update conference ====

Site administrators are able to create new conferences. Each conference has:

* '''A city'''
* '''A type''': one of annual, north, south, east, west, northeast, northwest, southeast, or southwest. Annual conferences (or official conferences) are given a URL: <code>/conferences/[City][year]</code> while regionals are located at <code>/conferences/[Region][year]</code>. For example <code>/conferences/NewOrleans2013</code> was an official B!B! while <code>/conferences/Northeast2019</code> was a regional in Toronto.
* '''A year'''
* '''Public''': Non-public conferences are only visible to site and conference administrators
* '''Featured''': Featured conferences are displayed on the front page

[[File:Create-conference.png]]

==== Featured conferences ====

Featured conferences are displayed on the front page along with their conference poster, location, and dates.

==== Conference list ====

A list of upcoming and past conferences is available along with a map of where the conferences have been. The map shows official Bike!Bike!s in orange and regionals in pink. The size of the circle is proportionate to how recent the conference was.

[[File:Conference-list.png]]

=== Registration ===

== Projects ==

* [[bikecollectives.org and bikebike.org 2020 redesign vision|2020 redesign vision]]

Bikebike.org

2019-11-09T19:30:17Z

Godwin:

== Pages ==

[[File:File:03287bbd7dd149ee.png]]

== Features ==

=== Static Copy ===

==== About Bike!Bike! ====

[https://en.bikebike.org/about/ We have a page which lets users know what Bike!Bike! is].

==== Safer Space Policy ====

[https://en.bikebike.org/policy/ We have a page which let's users know what our shared safer spaces policy is].

=== Conference hosting ===

Conferences are created and at a high-level, administrated by site administrators. Finer details about the conference are administrated by conference administrators.

==== Create/Update conference ====

Site administrators are able to create new conferences. Each conference has:

* '''A city'''
* '''A type''': one of annual, north, south, east, west, northeast, northwest, southeast, or southwest. Annual conferences (or official conferences) are given a URL: <code>/conferences/[City][year]</code> while regionals are located at <code>/conferences/[Region][year]</code>. For example <code>/conferences/NewOrleans2013</code> was an official B!B! while <code>/conferences/Northeast2019</code> was a regional in Toronto.
* '''A year'''
* '''Public''': Non-public conferences are only visible to site and conference administrators
* '''Featured''': Featured conferences are displayed on the front page

[[File:Create-conference.png]]

==== Featured conferences ====

Featured conferences are displayed on the front page along with their conference poster, location, and dates.

==== Conference list ====

A list of upcoming and past conferences is available along with a map of where the conferences have been. The map shows official Bike!Bike!s in orange and regionals in pink. The size of the circle is proportionate to how recent the conference was.

[[File:Conference-list.png]]

=== Registration ===

== Projects ==

* [[bikecollectives.org and bikebike.org 2020 redesign vision|2020 redesign vision]]

File:03287bbd7dd149ee.png

2019-11-09T19:29:29Z

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@startwbs
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Linecolor black
Backgroundcolor white
FontName SansSerif
FontSize 16

arrow {
LineColor black
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* Home
** About
** Policy
** Conferences
*** Create
*** Edit
*** Conference details
**** Registration
**** Workshops
***** Workshop details
****** Edit
****** Delete
****** Translate
****** Request to facilitate
**** Administration
***** Administrators and Organizations
***** Conference Dates
***** Poster
***** Description
***** Group Ride
***** Housing Info
***** Workshop Info
***** Payment Message
***** Schedule Details
***** Travel Info
***** City Details
***** What to bring
***** Volunteering info
***** Additional Details
***** Suggested Payment Amounts
***** PayPal Info
***** Registration Status
***** Statistics
***** Modify Registrations
***** Contact Users
***** Check In
***** Housing Providers
***** Arrange Housing
***** Locations
***** Meals
***** Events
***** Workshops
***** Workshop Times
***** Schedule Workshops
***** Publish Your Schedule
** Your account
@endwbs

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2019-11-09T19:27:51Z

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Web Development

2019-11-09T18:48:20Z

Godwin:

There are two websites which are owned by bike collectives:

* [[bikecollectives.org]]
* [[bikebike.org]]

== Projects ==

* [[bikecollectives.org and bikebike.org 2020 redesign vision|2020 Redesign Vision]]

== Getting involved ==

Interested in helping out? If you are a developer or designer, we absolutely can use your help. If you are not, yes, there's a lot of other help that we can use.

=== Development ===

We have a very small development community, we are primarily looking for developers who will collaborate but are also self driven. We also aim to support emerging developers and UX designers by creating opportunities where you can build the skills you need and provide the guidance from folks who have been doing this work for many years. Currently, we lack the infrastructure and volume of volunteers to truly achieve this vision, nevertheless, please feel free to reach out and talk to us about opportunities.

=== Non-development ===

We can use your help, no matter what your skill set might be:

* UX design
* Translation
* Copy writing - or just improvement suggestions for the copy on the site
* '''Photography''' - we need photos of bike collectives, and most importantly, people representative of our communities, using our collectives
* Feature requests and feedback - let us know how we could make things better
* Any other way you think you could lend a hand

Contact Godwin at goodgodwin _at_ hotmail _dot_ com.

Software

2019-11-09T18:21:25Z

Godwin:

Software specific to the exacting needs of free and open Bike Collectives is becoming more pervasive as this phenomenon populates the world, and becomes more mainstream.

= Web development =

For information on our publicly accessible websites, [https://bikebike.org bikebike.org] and [https://bikecollectives.org bikecollectives.org], read [[Web Development|the main article on Web Development]].

=Open Source Projects=

“Reuse Bikes and Reuse Code.”
https://bike.bikelover.org

== Yellow Bike Database ==
“Yellow Bike Project's Hours and Transaction Database”
Demo Site: https://ybdb.bikelover.org
Docker Image: https://registry.hub.docker.com/u/bikebike/ybdb/ 
Repository being used: https://github.com/fspc/Yellow-Bike-Database/wiki 
Initial source code: [http://austinyellowbike.org/about/special-projects/yellow-bike-hours-and-transaction-database/ yellow-bike-hours-and-transaction-database ]
(Database dump date - 2014-07-24)
 
Additional Repositories: There are additional repositories at GitHub that were created by Third Hand and Plan B.
Currently, they are not being developed or maintained. The Community Bike Shop Database (CBDB below) is the newest code base from the Yellow Bike Project
that was being developed. The demo is from a repository derived from a slightly earlier version of YBDB that is being actively developed by Positive Spin.
 
CBDB Repository: https://github.com/nwilkes2/CommunityBikeShopDB
(Repository created & database dump date - 2014-12-29)

== BikeBinder ==
“BikeBinder is Free Ride's Inventory System application.”
Demo Site: https://bikebinder.bikelover.org 
Logins: staff@freeridepgh.org, volunteer@freeridepgh.org
 
Password: ''password''

Docker Image: https://registry.hub.docker.com/u/bikebike/bikebinder/ 
Repository: https://github.com/FreeRidePGH/BikeBinder 
Related Repository: https://github.com/zflat/label_gen-free_ride (label generator)

== BikeShed ==
“Bikeshed is Velocipede's User, Sales, and Bike Inventory Web App.”
Demo Site: http://bikeshed.bikelover.org 
Logins: Test user buttons may be found at the bottom of the website page.

Docker Image: https://registry.hub.docker.com/u/bikebike/bikeshed/ 
Repository: https://github.com/spacemunkay/BikeShed

== Freehub ==
“Freehub is a member and shop visit application implemented in Rails by the San Francisco Bike Kitchen.”
Demo Site: https://freehub.bikelover.org 
Logins: greeter, sfbk, mechanic, scbc, cbi, admin
 
Password: ''test''

Docker Image: https://registry.hub.docker.com/u/bikebike/freehub/ 
Repository: https://github.com/asalant/freehub/wiki

== Bike Tree ==
“An open source mash up for co-ops with several features including POS/member, membership tracking, volunteer tracking, paid repairs tracking, and a bike rental tracking system (bike library).”

Demo Site: https://biketree.bikelover.org 
Logins: kelsey (Admin), mark (Sales Clerk)
 
Password: ''password''

Docker: https://github.com/fspc/biketree/tree/master/docker 
Repository: https://github.com/fspc/biketree

== VTracklery - volunteer tracking and reporting ==
'''VTracklery''' is a light-weight sign-in kiosk for volunteers written in Ruby on Rails for [[Recyclery_(Chicago,_IL,_USA)|The Recyclery Collective]].

Demo Site: https://vtracklery.bikelover.org 
Repository: https://github.com/recyclery/vtracklery

== Recyclery Bikes and Clients Database ==
A database for tracking bikes and free bike recipients written for The Recyclery Collective
The Bikes and Clients database is used by [[Recyclery_(Chicago,_IL,_USA)|Recyclery]] staff and volunteers to track bikes and by our partner organizations to request a free bike for their clients.

Demo Site: https://bike-database.bikelover.org/ 
Login: bike@bikelover.org 
Password: ''password'' 
Repository: https://github.com/Loos/bike-database

== VTracklery2.0 ==
Volunteer time logging and kiosk app for community bike shops.

Demo Site: https://vtracklery2.bikelover.org/ 
Login: melanie.mazanec@gmail.com 
Password: ''password'' 
Repository: https://github.com/recyclery/vtracklery2.0

== Workstand ==

Demo Site: https://workstand.bikelover.org/ 
Login: admin@workstand.dev 
Password: ''bike!bike!'' 
Docker: https://github.com/fspc/workstand/blob/master/docker-compose.demo.yml 
Repository: https://github.com/BridgeCityBicycleCoop/workstand

== Earn-A-Bike Shop Manager ==
“The Earn-A-Bike Shop Manager is a desktop application built with Electron that tracks manager and volunteer hours for a bike shop. It was originally built for [http://worcesterearnabike.org/ Worcester Earn-A-Bike Shop].”
Demo Site: Coming. 
Repository: https://github.com/havandenberg/earn-a-bike

== Broke Spoke Front Desk App ==
“[http://thebrokespoke.org/ Broke Spoke's] Shop Management System.”
Demo Site: Coming. 
Repository: https://bitbucket.org/ashooner/broke-spoke-front-desk/

== Bicycle Kitchen POS ==
“A custom point-of-sale program for the Mac.”
Info Page: [https://www.elance.com/samples/bicycle-kitchen-pos-custom-point-of-sale-program-mac-macos-mac-pos-point-of-sale/33178978/ view]

Repository: https://github.com/jmoody/BicycleKitchenPOS

== SignIn App ==
The [[Sign In App]] is a mobile app to track Volunteer, Member, Staff or Earn a bike hours.
Git Hub: [https://github.com/mrmomoko/SignInBikeCollectives]
Available soon in the app store. Sadly, only for iOS. Please someone make an android app!

=Open Source Software Discussions=
* https://bikecollectives.slack.com
* [[Bike_Collective_Software]]

=Presentations=
* Bike! Bike! Southeast 2017, at VéloCity Bike Cooperative in Alexandria, Virginia
** [[:File:2017-SE-BikeBike-Libre-slides.pdf ‎ | Libre (FLOSS) Software for Bike Collective Shops (PDF version)]]
*** [[:File:2017-SE-BikeBike-Libre-slides-editable.odp | editable ODP version]]

* Bike! Bike! Southeast 2016, at Rag & Bones in Richmond, Virginia
** [[:File:2016-SE-BikeBike-Libre-slides.pdf | Libre (FLOSS) Software for Bike Collective Shops (PDF version)]]
*** [[:File:2016-SE-BikeBike-Libre-slides-editable.odp | editable ODP version]]

Bikecollectives.org

2019-10-28T00:11:11Z

Godwin: /* Hosts and provides access to the ThinkTank */

== Features ==

=== Defines who the site is for ===

The bike collective network site first defines:

# Who the site is for
# What a bike collective is

The current definition stands as:

<blockquote>
Bicycle collectives, cooperatives, or community bike shops are not for profit organizations aimed at providing a venue for people to learn about the bicycle and build community around promoting sustainable transportation.
</blockquote>

[[File:Bikecollectives-definition.png]]

=== Defines our mission and history ===

<blockquote>
The Bike Collective Network is a hub which anyone involved with not for profit bicycle projects can use to engage with each other, to share knowledge and experiences. Through various tools and gathering opportunities we learn from one another’s mistakes and triumphs, in the hope of growing the community of bicycle collectives and empowering its organizers.

<blockquote>The mission of the Bike Collective Network is to improve and encourage communication between existing and future community bike shops. Collectively we can improve a bigger wheel as opposed to re-inventing smaller ones.</blockquote>

Since 2008, the BCN has acted as an archive of information and public forum. A free space for people to ask questions or share what they have learned and engage with a diverse group of people with the common experience of working in community bike projects.
</blockquote>

[[File:Bikecollectives-details.png]]

=== Hosts and provides access to the wiki ===

The site hosts the bike collective network wiki and provides a link.

The wiki is available at https://www.bikecollectives.org/wik, it is a PHP based application that uses [https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/MediaWiki MediaWiki syntax].

=== Hosts and provides access to the ThinkTank ===

The ThinkTank is a email discussion list for bike collectives. It is a [https://list.org/ GNU Mailman] application.

[[File:Bikecollectives-thinktank.png]]

''The imagery in this section was recently flagged, we would prefer to remove the image of these individuals with dreadlocks.''

=== Provides a map of known bike collectives ===

'''Note: this feature has been broken for some time'''

A map of known bike collectives is displayed. The organizations are collected from Bike!Bike! registration data.

[[File:Bikecollectives-map.png]]

=== Provides information in Bike!Bike! ===

Defines what Bike!Bike! is and links to bikebike.org. The definition is currently:

<blockquote>

Bike!Bike! is an annual international conference organized by and for community bicycle projects. This 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. Workshops vary each year but tend to sit within the framework of structural organization, mechanics, social change, and anti-oppression strategies on the scale of the bike shop, the neighborhood, the city and other related networks.

The annual conference Bike!Bike! is hosted in a different city each year; regional Bike!Bike!s can take place at any time, in any location.

</blockquote>

[[File:Bikecollectives-bikebike.png]]

=== Provides information about the Alliance ===

'''Note: the relationship between the alliance and bike collectives has changed throughout the years, the current definition is somewhat outdated'''

<blockquote>
The Alliance for Biking & Walking is North America's coalition of local and state bicycle and pedestrian advocacy organizations. We create, strengthen and unite advocacy leaders who are transforming their communities into great places to bike and walk.

The Alliance for Biking & Walking hosts the Bike Collectives Wiki. As an association of state and local biking and walking advocacy organizations, the Alliance also works to support community bike shops and projects because these initiatives are integral to expanding access to low-cost, healthy transportation throughout all communities.
</blockquote>

[[File:Bikecollectives-alliance.png]]

== Infrastructure ==

All of bikecollectives.org is PHP based, it is hosted by [https://www.dreamhost.com/ Dreamhost]. Our security certificates and domain is provided through [https://www.namecheap.com/ Namecheap].

== Projects ==

* [[bikecollectives.org and bikebike.org 2020 redesign vision|2020 redesign vision]]

Web Development

2019-10-28T00:05:46Z

Godwin:

Bikebike.org

2019-10-28T00:05:06Z

Godwin: /* Registration */

== Features ==

=== Static Copy ===

==== About Bike!Bike! ====

[https://en.bikebike.org/about/ We have a page which lets users know what Bike!Bike! is].

==== Safer Space Policy ====

[https://en.bikebike.org/policy/ We have a page which let's users know what our shared safer spaces policy is].

=== Conference hosting ===

Conferences are created and at a high-level, administrated by site administrators. Finer details about the conference are administrated by conference administrators.

==== Create/Update conference ====

Site administrators are able to create new conferences. Each conference has:

* '''A city'''
* '''A type''': one of annual, north, south, east, west, northeast, northwest, southeast, or southwest. Annual conferences (or official conferences) are given a URL: <code>/conferences/[City][year]</code> while regionals are located at <code>/conferences/[Region][year]</code>. For example <code>/conferences/NewOrleans2013</code> was an official B!B! while <code>/conferences/Northeast2019</code> was a regional in Toronto.
* '''A year'''
* '''Public''': Non-public conferences are only visible to site and conference administrators
* '''Featured''': Featured conferences are displayed on the front page

[[File:Create-conference.png]]

==== Featured conferences ====

Featured conferences are displayed on the front page along with their conference poster, location, and dates.

==== Conference list ====

A list of upcoming and past conferences is available along with a map of where the conferences have been. The map shows official Bike!Bike!s in orange and regionals in pink. The size of the circle is proportionate to how recent the conference was.

[[File:Conference-list.png]]

=== Registration ===

== Projects ==

* [[bikecollectives.org and bikebike.org 2020 redesign vision|2020 redesign vision]]

Bikebike.org

2019-10-28T00:04:40Z

Godwin: /* Conference list */

Bikecollectives.org

2019-10-27T23:57:43Z

Godwin:

== Features ==

=== Defines who the site is for ===

The bike collective network site first defines:

# Who the site is for
# What a bike collective is

The current definition stands as:

<blockquote>
Bicycle collectives, cooperatives, or community bike shops are not for profit organizations aimed at providing a venue for people to learn about the bicycle and build community around promoting sustainable transportation.
</blockquote>

[[File:Bikecollectives-definition.png]]

=== Defines our mission and history ===

<blockquote>
The Bike Collective Network is a hub which anyone involved with not for profit bicycle projects can use to engage with each other, to share knowledge and experiences. Through various tools and gathering opportunities we learn from one another’s mistakes and triumphs, in the hope of growing the community of bicycle collectives and empowering its organizers.

<blockquote>The mission of the Bike Collective Network is to improve and encourage communication between existing and future community bike shops. Collectively we can improve a bigger wheel as opposed to re-inventing smaller ones.</blockquote>

Since 2008, the BCN has acted as an archive of information and public forum. A free space for people to ask questions or share what they have learned and engage with a diverse group of people with the common experience of working in community bike projects.
</blockquote>

[[File:Bikecollectives-details.png]]

=== Hosts and provides access to the wiki ===

The site hosts the bike collective network wiki and provides a link.

The wiki is available at https://www.bikecollectives.org/wik, it is a PHP based application that uses [https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/MediaWiki MediaWiki syntax].

=== Hosts and provides access to the ThinkTank ===

The ThinkTank is a email discussion list for bike collectives. It is a [https://list.org/ GNU Mailman] application.

[[File:Bikecollectives-thinktank.png]]

=== Provides a map of known bike collectives ===

'''Note: this feature has been broken for some time'''

A map of known bike collectives is displayed. The organizations are collected from Bike!Bike! registration data.

[[File:Bikecollectives-map.png]]

=== Provides information in Bike!Bike! ===

Defines what Bike!Bike! is and links to bikebike.org. The definition is currently:

<blockquote>

Bike!Bike! is an annual international conference organized by and for community bicycle projects. This 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. Workshops vary each year but tend to sit within the framework of structural organization, mechanics, social change, and anti-oppression strategies on the scale of the bike shop, the neighborhood, the city and other related networks.

The annual conference Bike!Bike! is hosted in a different city each year; regional Bike!Bike!s can take place at any time, in any location.

</blockquote>

[[File:Bikecollectives-bikebike.png]]

=== Provides information about the Alliance ===

'''Note: the relationship between the alliance and bike collectives has changed throughout the years, the current definition is somewhat outdated'''

<blockquote>
The Alliance for Biking & Walking is North America's coalition of local and state bicycle and pedestrian advocacy organizations. We create, strengthen and unite advocacy leaders who are transforming their communities into great places to bike and walk.

The Alliance for Biking & Walking hosts the Bike Collectives Wiki. As an association of state and local biking and walking advocacy organizations, the Alliance also works to support community bike shops and projects because these initiatives are integral to expanding access to low-cost, healthy transportation throughout all communities.
</blockquote>

[[File:Bikecollectives-alliance.png]]

== Infrastructure ==

All of bikecollectives.org is PHP based, it is hosted by [https://www.dreamhost.com/ Dreamhost]. Our security certificates and domain is provided through [https://www.namecheap.com/ Namecheap].

== Projects ==

* [[bikecollectives.org and bikebike.org 2020 redesign vision|2020 redesign vision]]

File:Bikecollectives-map.png

2019-10-27T23:57:15Z

Godwin: A google map of bike collectives

A google map of bike collectives