Durham Bike Co-op - Revision history

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	==About==		==About==
	The [[Durham Bike Co-op]] (originally named the Durham Bike Collective) is a membership-driven, consensus-based organization~~, located~~ in ~~the Bull City Headquarters at historic [[Little Five Points (Durham, NC)\|Little Five Points]],~~ [[Durham, NC]].		The [[Durham Bike Co-op]] (originally named the Durham Bike Collective) is a membership-driven, consensus-based organization in [[Durham, NC]].
	==Contact==		==Contact==
	* '''web''': http://www.durhambikecoop.org/		* '''web''': http://www.durhambikecoop.org/
	* '''email''': {{email\|durhambikecoop\|gmail\|com}} ''(email address has been obfuscated to prevent [[spam]]; please copy manually)''		* '''email''': {{email\|durhambikecoop\|gmail\|com}} ''(email address has been obfuscated to prevent [[spam]]; please copy manually)''
	* '''hours''':		* '''hours''' (see [http://www.durhambikecoop.org/location-hours web site] for more details):
	** Thursday 6:30pm-8:30pm		** Thursday 6:30pm-8:30pm
	** Sunday 11am - 5pm		** Sunday 11am - 5pm
	** Donations may be left at the gate ~~on other days~~, but receipts won't be available.		** Donations may be left at the gate outside those hours, but receipts won't be available.
	==Directions==		==Directions==
	(as of 2016-09-16) "If you drive past Duke Park's playground and the old bathhouse on Acadia Street, you will come to a dead end where you'll see a gravel driveway on the right, parallel to the I-85 noise wall. Proceed up the driveway and the Co-op is through the gates."		(as of 2016-09-16) "If you drive past Duke Park's playground and the old bathhouse on Acadia Street, you will come to a dead end where you'll see a gravel driveway on the right, parallel to the I-85 noise wall. Proceed up the driveway and the Co-op is through the gates."

Woozle: directions, hours, tidying/updating

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	~~==Overview==~~		<hide>
	[[category:Durham~~, NC~~]]The [[Durham Bike Co-op]] (originally named the Durham Bike Collective) is a membership-driven, consensus-based organization, located in the Bull City Headquarters at historic [[Little Five Points (Durham, NC)\|Little Five Points]], [[Durham, NC]].		[[town::US/NC/Durham]]
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			==About==
			The [[Durham Bike Co-op]] (originally named the Durham Bike Collective) is a membership-driven, consensus-based organization, located in the Bull City Headquarters at historic [[Little Five Points (Durham, NC)\|Little Five Points]], [[Durham, NC]].
	==Contact==		==Contact==
	* '''web''': http://www.durhambikecoop.org/		* '''web''': http://www.durhambikecoop.org/
	* '''email''': {{email\|durhambikecoop\|gmail\|com}} ''(email address has been obfuscated to prevent [[spam]]; please copy manually)''		* '''email''': {{email\|durhambikecoop\|gmail\|com}} ''(email address has been obfuscated to prevent [[spam]]; please copy manually)''
			* '''hours''':
			** Thursday 6:30pm-8:30pm
			** Sunday 11am - 5pm
			** Donations may be left at the gate on other days, but receipts won't be available.
			==Directions==
			(as of 2016-09-16) "If you drive past Duke Park's playground and the old bathhouse on Acadia Street, you will come to a dead end where you'll see a gravel driveway on the right, parallel to the I-85 noise wall. Proceed up the driveway and the Co-op is through the gates."
	==Mission==		==Mission==
	We propose an open community for bicyclists and bicycle culture in Durham. To this end, we further propose a bicycle co-operative that can function as a nexus of this community. This co-operative shall be member-driven, member-funded, and most importantly, fun! The consensus-building board of directors shall be open to all members, and membership dues shall be set on a sliding scale available to participants of all income levels.		We propose an open community for bicyclists and bicycle culture in Durham. To this end, we further propose a bicycle co-operative that can function as a nexus of this community. This co-operative shall be member-driven, member-funded, and most importantly, fun! The consensus-building board of directors shall be open to all members, and membership dues shall be set on a sliding scale available to participants of all income levels.
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	Aside from the pleasure of riding bicycles, we believe that bikes are a vital vehicle for sociality and movement and that they offer a real alternative to the (economically, socially, ecologically) disastrous hegemony of the automobile. We further believe that—in connection with other practices and knowledge—there is in bicycling a vision of autonomy that has much to contribute to the creation of new forms of social life. Our own practice as a collective will therefore be threefold:		Aside from the pleasure of riding bicycles, we believe that bikes are a vital vehicle for sociality and movement and that they offer a real alternative to the (economically, socially, ecologically) disastrous hegemony of the automobile. We further believe that—in connection with other practices and knowledge—there is in bicycling a vision of autonomy that has much to contribute to the creation of new forms of social life. Our own practice as a collective will therefore be threefold:

	1) '''Skill-share'''. In order to encourage self-empowerment through the exchange of practical knowledge, we will regularly facilitate and host clinics in which skills related to bicycle maintenance, repair, and riding will be communicated in an open, free, and inviting setting.		# '''Skill-share'''. In order to encourage self-empowerment through the exchange of practical knowledge, we will regularly facilitate and host clinics in which skills related to bicycle maintenance, repair, and riding will be communicated in an open, free, and inviting setting.
			# '''Bicycle recovery and redistribution'''. We will solicit donations of unused and unwanted bicycles, tools, and parts. Ideally and budget permitting, these bicycles will be free—although in some cases a donation will be asked for the cost of any parts needed to refurbish the bike. All labor done within the cooperative will be voluntary and unpaid.
	2) '''Bicycle recovery and redistribution'''. We will solicit donations of unused and unwanted bicycles, tools, and parts. Ideally and budget permitting, these bicycles will be free—although in some cases a donation will be asked for the cost of any parts needed to refurbish the bike. All labor done within the cooperative will be voluntary and unpaid.		# '''A nexus of the Durham bicycle community'''. In addition to the skill-share clinics noted above, the co-operative’s physical location will also serve as a social space in which individuals may work on one’s own bike, work on bikes for others, and share bike building and repair knowledge and skills.

	3) '''A nexus of the Durham bicycle community'''. In addition to the skill-share clinics noted above, the co-operative’s physical location will also serve as a social space in which individuals may work on one’s own bike, work on bikes for others, and share bike building and repair knowledge and skills.

	==Links==		==Links==
	* '''2006-08-23''' [http://www.nicomachus.net/2006/08/durhams_alleyrat_alleycat_1.html Durham's Alleyrat alleycat]		* '''2006-08-23''' [http://www.nicomachus.net/2006/08/durhams_alleyrat_alleycat_1.html Durham's Alleyrat alleycat]

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	==Overview==		==Overview==
	[[category:Durham, NC]]The [[Durham Bike ~~Collective~~]] is a membership-driven, consensus-based organization, located in the Bull City Headquarters at historic [[Little Five Points (Durham, NC)\|Little Five Points]], [[Durham, NC]].		[[category:Durham, NC]]The [[Durham Bike Co-op]] (originally named the Durham Bike Collective) is a membership-driven, consensus-based organization, located in the Bull City Headquarters at historic [[Little Five Points (Durham, NC)\|Little Five Points]], [[Durham, NC]].
	==Contact==		==Contact==
	* '''web''': http://www.durhambikecoop.org/		* '''web''': http://www.durhambikecoop.org/

Woozle: Durham Bike Collective moved to Durham Bike Co-op: apparently the organization changed its name since the original proposal

2007-04-02T23:36:22Z

Durham Bike Collective moved to Durham Bike Co-op: apparently the organization changed its name since the original proposal

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Woozle: tidying of new info

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	==Overview==		==Overview==
	[[category:Durham, NC]]The [[Durham Bike Collective]] is a membership-driven, consensus-based organization, located in the Bull City Headquarters at historic Little Five Points, Durham NC		[[category:Durham, NC]]The [[Durham Bike Collective]] is a membership-driven, consensus-based organization, located in the Bull City Headquarters at historic [[Little Five Points (Durham, NC)\|Little Five Points]], [[Durham, NC]].

	==Contact==		==Contact==
	durhambikecoop AT gmail.com		* '''web''': http://www.durhambikecoop.org/
			* '''email''': {{email\|durhambikecoop\|gmail\|com}} ''(email address has been obfuscated to prevent [[spam]]; please copy manually)''
	==Mission==		==Mission==
	We propose an open community for bicyclists and bicycle culture in Durham. To this end, we further propose a bicycle co-operative that can function as a nexus of this community. This co-operative shall be member-driven, member-funded, and most importantly, fun! The consensus-building board of directors shall be open to all members, and membership dues shall be set on a sliding scale available to participants of all income levels.		We propose an open community for bicyclists and bicycle culture in Durham. To this end, we further propose a bicycle co-operative that can function as a nexus of this community. This co-operative shall be member-driven, member-funded, and most importantly, fun! The consensus-building board of directors shall be open to all members, and membership dues shall be set on a sliding scale available to participants of all income levels.

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Mission

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	Aside from the pleasure of riding bicycles, we believe that bikes are a vital vehicle for sociality and movement and that they offer a real alternative to the (economically, socially, ecologically) disastrous hegemony of the automobile. We further believe that—in connection with other practices and knowledge—there is in bicycling a vision of autonomy that has much to contribute to the creation of new forms of social life. Our own practice as a collective will therefore be threefold:		Aside from the pleasure of riding bicycles, we believe that bikes are a vital vehicle for sociality and movement and that they offer a real alternative to the (economically, socially, ecologically) disastrous hegemony of the automobile. We further believe that—in connection with other practices and knowledge—there is in bicycling a vision of autonomy that has much to contribute to the creation of new forms of social life. Our own practice as a collective will therefore be threefold:

	1) ''Skill-share''. In order to encourage self-empowerment through the exchange of practical knowledge, we will regularly facilitate and host clinics in which skills related to bicycle maintenance, repair, and riding will be communicated in an open, free, and inviting setting.		1) '''Skill-share'''. In order to encourage self-empowerment through the exchange of practical knowledge, we will regularly facilitate and host clinics in which skills related to bicycle maintenance, repair, and riding will be communicated in an open, free, and inviting setting.

	2) ''Bicycle recovery and redistribution''. We will solicit donations of unused and unwanted bicycles, tools, and parts. Ideally and budget permitting, these bicycles will be free—although in some cases a donation will be asked for the cost of any parts needed to refurbish the bike. All labor done within the cooperative will be voluntary and unpaid.		2) '''Bicycle recovery and redistribution'''. We will solicit donations of unused and unwanted bicycles, tools, and parts. Ideally and budget permitting, these bicycles will be free—although in some cases a donation will be asked for the cost of any parts needed to refurbish the bike. All labor done within the cooperative will be voluntary and unpaid.

	3) ''A nexus of the Durham bicycle community''. In addition to the skill-share clinics noted above, the co-operative’s physical location will also serve as a social space in which individuals may work on one’s own bike, work on bikes for others, and share bike building and repair knowledge and skills.		3) '''A nexus of the Durham bicycle community'''. In addition to the skill-share clinics noted above, the co-operative’s physical location will also serve as a social space in which individuals may work on one’s own bike, work on bikes for others, and share bike building and repair knowledge and skills.

	==Links==		==Links==
	* '''2006-08-23''' [http://www.nicomachus.net/2006/08/durhams_alleyrat_alleycat_1.html Durham's Alleyrat alleycat]		* '''2006-08-23''' [http://www.nicomachus.net/2006/08/durhams_alleyrat_alleycat_1.html Durham's Alleyrat alleycat]

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Mission

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	==Mission==		==Mission==
	''The ~~following text was described as "an earlier version~~ of ~~their mission statement":''~~		We propose an open community for bicyclists and bicycle culture in Durham. To this end, we further propose a bicycle co-operative that can function as a nexus of this community. This co-operative shall be member-driven, member-funded, and most importantly, fun! The consensus-building board of directors shall be open to all members, and membership dues shall be set on a sliding scale available to participants of all income levels.

	~~We propose an open community for bicyclists and bicycle culture in Durham. To this end, we further propose a bicycle co-operative that can function as a nexus of this community.~~ Aside from the pleasure of riding ~~them~~, we believe that bikes are a vital vehicle for sociality and movement, and that they offer a real alternative to the (economically, socially, ecologically) disastrous hegemony of the automobile. We further believe ~~that in~~ connection with other practices and ~~knowledges there~~ is in bicycling a vision of autonomy that has much to contribute to the creation of new forms of social life. Our practice as a collective will therefore be ~~(at least initially~~) ~~twofold:~~		Aside from the pleasure of riding bicycles, we believe that bikes are a vital vehicle for sociality and movement and that they offer a real alternative to the (economically, socially, ecologically) disastrous hegemony of the automobile. We further believe that—in connection with other practices and knowledge—there is in bicycling a vision of autonomy that has much to contribute to the creation of new forms of social life. Our own practice as a collective will therefore be threefold:

			1) ''Skill-share''. In order to encourage self-empowerment through the exchange of practical knowledge, we will regularly facilitate and host clinics in which skills related to bicycle maintenance, repair, and riding will be communicated in an open, free, and inviting setting.

			2) ''Bicycle recovery and redistribution''. We will solicit donations of unused and unwanted bicycles, tools, and parts. Ideally and budget permitting, these bicycles will be free—although in some cases a donation will be asked for the cost of any parts needed to refurbish the bike. All labor done within the cooperative will be voluntary and unpaid.

			3) ''A nexus of the Durham bicycle community''. In addition to the skill-share clinics noted above, the co-operative’s physical location will also serve as a social space in which individuals may work on one’s own bike, work on bikes for others, and share bike building and repair knowledge and skills.

	# Skill-share. In order to encourage self-empowerment through the exchange of practical knowledge, we will regularly facilitate and host gatherings in which skills related to bicycle maintenance, repair, and riding will be communicated in an open, free, and inviting setting.
	# Bicycle recovery and redistribution. We will solicit donations of unused and unwanted bicycles and bike parts, fix these bikes, and distribute them to the Durham community on a first-come, first-served basis. Ideally and budget permitting, these bicycles will be free; although in some cases a donation (money and/or sweat equity put into a bike or into the co-operative, in connection with our first goal) will be asked for the cost of any parts needed to refurbish the bike. All labor done within the collective will be voluntary and unpaid.
	==Links==		==Links==
	* '''2006-08-23''' [http://www.nicomachus.net/2006/08/durhams_alleyrat_alleycat_1.html Durham's Alleyrat alleycat]		* '''2006-08-23''' [http://www.nicomachus.net/2006/08/durhams_alleyrat_alleycat_1.html Durham's Alleyrat alleycat]

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Overview

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	==Overview==		==Overview==
	[[category:Durham, NC]]The [[Durham Bike Collective]] is a ~~(proposed?)~~ organization in [[Durham, NC~~]] for "bicyclists and bicycle culture". They may be affiliated with [http://305southdurham.com 305 South Durham], as that address appears together with DBC's email address on the "Alleyrat" poster.~~		[[category:Durham, NC]]The [[Durham Bike Collective]] is a membership-driven, consensus-based organization, located in the Bull City Headquarters at historic Little Five Points, Durham NC

	==Contact==		==Contact==
	durhambikecoop AT gmail.com		durhambikecoop AT gmail.com

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Contact

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	[[category:Durham, NC]]The [[Durham Bike Collective]] is a (proposed?) organization in [[Durham, NC]] for "bicyclists and bicycle culture". They may be affiliated with [http://305southdurham.com 305 South Durham], as that address appears together with DBC's email address on the "Alleyrat" poster.		[[category:Durham, NC]]The [[Durham Bike Collective]] is a (proposed?) organization in [[Durham, NC]] for "bicyclists and bicycle culture". They may be affiliated with [http://305southdurham.com 305 South Durham], as that address appears together with DBC's email address on the "Alleyrat" poster.
	==Contact==		==Contact==
	The only known contact information is their email address: {{email\|durham_bikes\|yahoo\|com}}. It is not known if this address works [http://www.nicomachus.net/2006/08/durhams_alleyrat_alleycat_1.html#comment-222]. This address was also seen posted at [http://thebicyclechain.com~~/ The Bicycle Chain]'s Durham location (Broad Street).~~		durhambikecoop AT gmail.com

	==Mission==		==Mission==
	''The following text was described as "an earlier version of their mission statement":''		''The following text was described as "an earlier version of their mission statement":''

Woozle at 13:23, 29 December 2006

2006-12-29T13:23:54Z

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==Overview==
[[category:Durham, NC]]The [[Durham Bike Collective]] is a (proposed?) organization in [[Durham, NC]] for "bicyclists and bicycle culture". They may be affiliated with [http://305southdurham.com 305 South Durham], as that address appears together with DBC's email address on the "Alleyrat" poster.
==Contact==
The only known contact information is their email address: {{email|durham_bikes|yahoo|com}}. It is not known if this address works [http://www.nicomachus.net/2006/08/durhams_alleyrat_alleycat_1.html#comment-222]. This address was also seen posted at [http://thebicyclechain.com/ The Bicycle Chain]'s Durham location (Broad Street).
==Mission==
''The following text was described as "an earlier version of their mission statement":''

We propose an open community for bicyclists and bicycle culture in Durham. To this end, we further propose a bicycle co-operative that can function as a nexus of this community. Aside from the pleasure of riding them, we believe that bikes are a vital vehicle for sociality and movement, and that they offer a real alternative to the (economically, socially, ecologically) disastrous hegemony of the automobile. We further believe that in connection with other practices and knowledges there is in bicycling a vision of autonomy that has much to contribute to the creation of new forms of social life. Our practice as a collective will therefore be (at least initially) twofold:

# Skill-share. In order to encourage self-empowerment through the exchange of practical knowledge, we will regularly facilitate and host gatherings in which skills related to bicycle maintenance, repair, and riding will be communicated in an open, free, and inviting setting.
# Bicycle recovery and redistribution. We will solicit donations of unused and unwanted bicycles and bike parts, fix these bikes, and distribute them to the Durham community on a first-come, first-served basis. Ideally and budget permitting, these bicycles will be free; although in some cases a donation (money and/or sweat equity put into a bike or into the co-operative, in connection with our first goal) will be asked for the cost of any parts needed to refurbish the bike. All labor done within the collective will be voluntary and unpaid.
==Links==
* '''2006-08-23''' [http://www.nicomachus.net/2006/08/durhams_alleyrat_alleycat_1.html Durham's Alleyrat alleycat]