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  | name          = Caltech Bike Lab
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  | year_founded  = 2009
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  | year_dissolved =
  | website  = http://caltechbikelab.blogspot.com/
  | email = bikeshop@caltech.edu
  | town    = Pasadena
  | state    = California
  | province =
  | country  = USA


Caltech Bike Lab is open to all members of the Caltech / JPL community. See our website at [http://caltechbikelab.blogspot.com/] and our Twitter [https://twitter.com/#!/caltechbikelab]
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  | campus = California Institute of Technology
 
  <!-- Languages officially supported, most likely it will just be one, so leave the rest blank -->
  | language1 = English
  | language2 =
  | language3 =
 
  <!-- Simply "yes" or "no" -->
  | has-diy-shop          = yes
  | has-pay-shop          = no
  | has-mobile-repair      = no
  | has-bike-sharing      = no
  | has-earn-a-bike        = no
  | has-bike-valet        = no
  | has-workshops          = yes
  | has-courses            = yes
  | has-group-rides        = yes
  | has-bicycle-advocacy  = yes
  | has-pedicab            = no
  | has-in-school-programs = no
  | has-youth-summercamp  = no
  | has-youth-racing      = no
  | has-women-trans-hours  = no
 
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  | mission-statement = The Caltech BikeLab provides a DIY shop for members of Caltech and the NASA Jet Propulsion Laboratory. We also host classes and rides throughout the year that are open to the public.
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a cult of personality for my cats. They require constant worship.
 
== Contact Info ==
https://twitter.com/#!/caltechbikelab
http://caltechbikelab.blogspot.com/
 
== History ==
Once upon a time, dinosaurs ruled the Earth. Eventually they died and turned into oil - which humanity has decided to refine, burn, crack (thank you free-radical chemistry), and otherwise form into interesting monomers and polymers. Some humans decided these petroleum products should be used for lubricating their chains and bottom brackets; which has (among many other causes) ultimately led to the formation of the Bike Lab.
 
Also once upon a time, Caltech had an active bike racing and triathlon club. The racers graduated away, the tools remained, and we decided to make ourselves into more of a cooperative.
 
== Services Offered ==
1. A DIY shop is available for members of Caltech and JPL.
2. "Office hours" where members of Caltech and JPL can come by and get repair assistance.
3. Repair classes and safe riding classes (taught by CICLE) that are open to the general community.
4. Group rides that are often open to the community as well.
5. Cycling advocacy.
6. Cat worship.

Latest revision as of 07:19, 15 April 2013

Caltech Bike Lab
Website http://caltechbikelab.blogspot.com/
Email bikeshop@caltech.edu
Founded 2009
Location Pasadena, California, USA
Campus California Institute of Technology
Language
Services Offered
Mission Statement The Caltech BikeLab provides a DIY shop for members of Caltech and the NASA Jet Propulsion Laboratory. We also host classes and rides throughout the year that are open to the public.



Caltech Bike Lab is ... a cult of personality for my cats. They require constant worship.

Contact Info

https://twitter.com/#!/caltechbikelab http://caltechbikelab.blogspot.com/

History

Once upon a time, dinosaurs ruled the Earth. Eventually they died and turned into oil - which humanity has decided to refine, burn, crack (thank you free-radical chemistry), and otherwise form into interesting monomers and polymers. Some humans decided these petroleum products should be used for lubricating their chains and bottom brackets; which has (among many other causes) ultimately led to the formation of the Bike Lab.

Also once upon a time, Caltech had an active bike racing and triathlon club. The racers graduated away, the tools remained, and we decided to make ourselves into more of a cooperative.

Services Offered

1. A DIY shop is available for members of Caltech and JPL. 2. "Office hours" where members of Caltech and JPL can come by and get repair assistance. 3. Repair classes and safe riding classes (taught by CICLE) that are open to the general community. 4. Group rides that are often open to the community as well. 5. Cycling advocacy. 6. Cat worship.

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