Newbie myself, planning an extrordinary 2010 bycycle......
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jdisafriend
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Newbie myself, planning an extrordinary 2010 bycycle......
well well well, you took the time to read it so.. 2010, I will be in Chico California, I am giving myself ample time to prepare for 2010. Call Me crazy but isn't that what a community is all about? In 2.5 years I am going to have a bicycle revolution on the Playa! Join me, as I know you will.. god bless
- Captain Goddammit
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jdisafriend
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I was wondering what I could do to help
I am an artist but I really want to do something to contribute to the city of black rock that would help people in need. And I love bikes, and I'm good at fixing them. Bike Camp is my project. A place where anyone can get their bike fixed, get loaners, store their bike, get it decorated and everything else that a bike needs. And that's just for starters! This has a lot of potential, and from what I've read on forums and stuff it is severely needed.
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- Captain Goddammit
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For 5 years I had a bike repair camp, thet eventually grew to about 100 people. It's very popular but a lot of work. Make sure to register with BM org and you'll get up-front placement and maybe even BM generator power. I used to.
GreyCoyote: "At this rate it wont be long before he is Admiral Fukkit."
You fixed my ride once. Well, I fixed it with your tools. Thanks!!!!Captain Goddammit wrote:For 5 years I had a bike repair camp, thet eventually grew to about 100 people. It's very popular but a lot of work. Make sure to register with BM org and you'll get up-front placement and maybe even BM generator power. I used to.
PS - do you remember it? It was a schwinn beach cruiser completely covered in bright orange fur with black tips. I'm sure it was the only one on the playa that looked like that.
- Captain Goddammit
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Yeah, the last year (of Johnny & the Playa Cruizers Chassis Lube and Body Shop) we just brought tools and supplies and set up a shop, and let everyone fix their own stuff. That worked great! Most people can fix a bike, they just needed the shop.
GreyCoyote: "At this rate it wont be long before he is Admiral Fukkit."