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The Lincoln Bike Kitchen began as a one-time event for the 10/10/10 Work Party promoted by the environmental organization 350.org.  The resources and enthusiasm needed to sustain a bike co-op in Lincoln came from that event.  Many tools were donated and one of the Work Party organizers loaned us a good size house to operate out of.  The ample space has allowed us to grow rapidly into a fully functional do-it-yourself shop and engage in bicycle advocacy throughout the community.  We continue to strengthen our bonds with the environmental movement that helped precipitate the Bike Kitchen.  Volunteers can earn bikes by working in our organic garden and the Bike Kitchen has staged rides in conjunction with local protests against the Transcanada Keystone XL pipeline.   


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Revision as of 01:39, 16 October 2011

Lincoln Bike Kitchen
Website http://lincolnbikekitchen.blogspot.com
Founded 2010
Location Lincoln, Nebraska, USA
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Services Offered



Lincoln Bike Kitchen empowers people in the Lincoln community by actively promoting and advocating for cycling. It is run entirely by volunteers and supported by donations (bikes, parts, tools, money) from the community.

Cycling is a fun, healthy, environmentally-friendly, and cost effective mode of transportation. We believe that it should be made safe and available for everyone.

The Bike Kitchen provides refurbished bikes and parts to community members so anyone that wants to be biking can be, for free. By combining free access to professional tools with a team of knowledgeable and dedicated volunteers, we also aim to help others develop the basic maintenance skills that will keep their bikes rolling for a lifetime.

Contact Info

1720 S 15th ST
Lincoln, NE 68502
(402) 915-2453(BIKE)

History

The Lincoln Bike Kitchen began as a one-time event for the 10/10/10 Work Party promoted by the environmental organization 350.org. The resources and enthusiasm needed to sustain a bike co-op in Lincoln came from that event. Many tools were donated and one of the Work Party organizers loaned us a good size house to operate out of. The ample space has allowed us to grow rapidly into a fully functional do-it-yourself shop and engage in bicycle advocacy throughout the community. We continue to strengthen our bonds with the environmental movement that helped precipitate the Bike Kitchen. Volunteers can earn bikes by working in our organic garden and the Bike Kitchen has staged rides in conjunction with local protests against the Transcanada Keystone XL pipeline.

Services Offered

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