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RAD (Recycle A Dunger)
Website	http://www.radbikes.co.nz
Founded	2013
Location	Christchurch, New Zealand
Language	English;
Services Offered	DIY Repair Services; Workshops; Women and Trans Programs;

Revision as of 22:41, 8 September 2014

RAD (Recycle A Dunger)

A community bike workshop in central Otautahi, Christchurch New Zealand

The RAD (Recycle A Dunger) is Christchurch's DIY Community Bike shop. Our goal is to get people on bikes and to empower them through recognizing their abilities to repair.

Contact Info

In Person

154 High Street Christchurch, New Zealand

Website

Hours

Please visit http://www.radbikes.co.nz/ for our latest hours. Our hours change very regularly!

Services Offered

RAD is a well-equipped, volunteer-run community bike-shop. We have most of the parts necessary to keep any two wheeler running.

With help and guidance from our trusty volunteer mechanics, anyone (even those without any mechanical experience) can do their own repairs and perform their own maintenance.

We carry a large stock of used parts so you can replace defective components easily.

Recycling

We accept donations of bicycles and parts with the aim of getting used bikes back on the road and enabling the repair of bikes with as minimal an environmental impact as possible. We reuse as much as we can. We recycle metal and anything else we are able to.

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 RAD (Recycle A Dunger)
-A community bike workshop in central Otautahi Christchurch New Zealand
+A community bike workshop in central Otautahi, Christchurch New Zealand
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+   | town     = Christchurch
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+   | province = Canterbury
+   | country  = New Zealand
+   <!-- if on a college or university campus, then the name of that institution -->
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+   | language1 = English
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+   | has-bicycle-advocacy   = no
+   | has-pedicab            = no
+   | has-in-school-programs = no
+   | has-youth-summercamp   = no
+   | has-youth-racing       = no
+   | has-women-trans-hours  = yes
+   <!-- Please share your mission statement or mandate -->
+   | mission-statement =
+}}
+<!--   Tell us a little bit about your shop here    -->
+The '''[http://www.radbikes.co.nz/ {{PAGENAME}}]''' is Christchurch's DIY Community Bike shop. Our goal is to get people on bikes and to empower them through recognizing their abilities to repair.
+== Contact Info ==
+<!--   Mailing address, or email or both    -->
+===In Person===
+High Street
+Christchurch, New Zealand
+=== Website ===
+* http://www.radbikes.co.nz
+* http://www.facebook.com/radbikes
+=== Hours ===
+Please visit http://www.radbikes.co.nz/ for our latest hours. Our hours change very regularly!
+=== Services Offered ===
+<!--   Tell us a little more about the services you offer.    -->
+RAD is a well-equipped, volunteer-run community bike-shop. We have most of the parts necessary to keep any two wheeler running.
+With help and guidance from our trusty volunteer mechanics, anyone (even those without any mechanical experience) can do their own repairs and perform their own maintenance.
+We carry a large stock of used parts so you can replace defective components easily.
+=== Recycling ===
+We accept donations of bicycles and parts with the aim of getting used bikes back on the road and enabling the repair of bikes with as minimal an environmental impact as possible. We reuse as much as we can. We recycle metal and anything else we are able to.