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Written by Boston Biker on Mar 10got this in the email, if you got the mad wrenching skills check it out.
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Hi Boston Bikes Volunteers,
We are hosting three volunteer nights next week for skilled mechanics to help us overhaul some of our Boston Bikes Roll It Forward donated bikes. We are looking for folks with solid bike repair experience, ideally from working at a bike shop, but anyone comfortable with their tools and repair skills is certainly welcome.
If you can bring you own tools/stands, that’s great. If not, there are some communal tools at our shop.
We’ll have three sessions: 3-7 PM, Monday-Wednesday, at our shop space at 12 Channel St, in the basement. Please let us know if you can volunteer during any of those time slots by emailing John Bilderbeck at [email protected], he also can provide any additional information.
Please pass along this message to anyone you think might be interested in helping out. To recap:
Who: Experienced bike mechanics
What: Boston Bikes Roll It Forward Bike Tune-Up Nights
When: Monday – Wednesday, March 14-16, 3pm to 7pm
Where: Roll It Forward Shop Space, 12 Channel St, Boston, MA
How: Please contact John Bilderbeck directly to sign up and get any further information on the mechanic nights. Email: [email protected]. Phone: (617) 918-4253
Thanks so much for your help.
Amy McGuire
Volunteer Coordinator
650-922-6389
Tags: fixing stuff for a good cause, Roll is forward, wrenching
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