Idle bike Tech-hands, seeking work on playa
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Idle bike Tech-hands, seeking work on playa
After a hiatus of several years I am able to once again make the trek to black rock. In that time I have acquired skills that I would like to put to use if at all possible. I remember there being a camp that repaired and did minor fixes on ailing playafied bikes. Is this a BM organized camp or participant generated, and if so how would I go about contacting the right people to find out how I can put in some time getting my hands dirty.
My camp, DeMaTerial used to do this (perhaps even when it was Dematerialiasation (sp?)). We've switched over to other projects though. Ow! And there is the fact that BM takes about 2 containers full of bikes out of the desert each year, maybe drop them an email.
OR! You could strap your kit onto yourself and help people wherever you find them.
OR! You could strap your kit onto yourself and help people wherever you find them.
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Re: Idle bike Tech-hands, seeking work on playa
Pr0ffesser wrote:After a hiatus of several years I am able to once again make the trek to black rock. In that time I have acquired skills that I would like to put to use if at all possible. I remember there being a camp that repaired and did minor fixes on ailing playafied bikes. Is this a BM organized camp or participant generated, and if so how would I go about contacting the right people to find out how I can put in some time getting my hands dirty.
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ByB repair camp will be doing things a little differently this year.
It would be a VERY GOOD IDEA to MAKE SURE YOUR BIKE is 100% mechanically functional prior to taking it to BRC in August, ie not having to rely on a bunch of drunx at the playa to get your bike playa ready.
You wouldn't want to be surprised that there are no public bike repair services......
It would be a VERY GOOD IDEA to MAKE SURE YOUR BIKE is 100% mechanically functional prior to taking it to BRC in August, ie not having to rely on a bunch of drunx at the playa to get your bike playa ready.
You wouldn't want to be surprised that there are no public bike repair services......
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Thats a great gift - I had to visit the 3 O'clock promenade twice during the event for some bike repairs.
Just a guess here - but with a population of 40,000 I bet at least 1 in 3 have a bike, so thats gotta around 13,300 bikes. ( I bet its more)
Lots of opportunities for flats, bike chains broken, bent rims, loose bolts, etc.
later all
Thats a great gift - I had to visit the 3 O'clock promenade twice during the event for some bike repairs.
Just a guess here - but with a population of 40,000 I bet at least 1 in 3 have a bike, so thats gotta around 13,300 bikes. ( I bet its more)
Lots of opportunities for flats, bike chains broken, bent rims, loose bolts, etc.
later all
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