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	=== Description of [http://www.slcbikecollective.org/content/view/71/40/ Kids I] and [http://www.slcbikecollective.org/content/view/72/40/ Kids II] ===		=== Description of [http://www.slcbikecollective.org/content/view/71/40/ Kids I] and [http://www.slcbikecollective.org/content/view/72/40/ Kids II] ===

	We talk about what an ~~"~~edge~~"~~ is, learn left and right (to look L-R-L), talk about what we are looking for, learn to tell the difference between moving and stopped cars, near and far ones and learn to use the pedestrian buttons. It is amazing to have them stand up and learn to stand in one place for two minutes -- the time a traffic light can take to change. It is an eternity to them. But they learn what the wait feels like.		We talk about what an "edge" is, learn left and right (to look L-R-L), talk about what we are looking for, learn to tell the difference between moving and stopped cars, near and far ones and learn to use the pedestrian buttons. It is amazing to have them stand up and learn to stand in one place for two minutes -- the time a traffic light can take to change. It is an eternity to them. But they learn what the wait feels like.

	== Bike Ed events - Highlights ==		== Bike Ed events - Highlights ==
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	The 5 instructors were Doug (lead), Susan, Erik, Ashley and me (Chris). We started with the Kid's Eye View Video. Doug was emcee and (indoor) bike skills demonstrator. Eric impressed me with his ability to connect with the kids in presenting the ABC Quick check. There were some really sharp kids, as well as some ringers who had previously had Doug's Kids 2 class. Susan did a presentation for the parents, while Ashley and Chris offered instruction for the kids. It went well -- especially given the age spread. Those who attended got a lot out of it and enjoyed themselves. We'll have to wait and see how things go when we have 130 kids in a group.		The 5 instructors were Doug (lead), Susan, Erik, Ashley and me (Chris). We started with the Kid's Eye View Video. Doug was emcee and (indoor) bike skills demonstrator. Eric impressed me with his ability to connect with the kids in presenting the ABC Quick check. There were some really sharp kids, as well as some ringers who had previously had Doug's Kids 2 class. Susan did a presentation for the parents, while Ashley and Chris offered instruction for the kids. It went well -- especially given the age spread. Those who attended got a lot out of it and enjoyed themselves. We'll have to wait and see how things go when we have 130 kids in a group.

	While teaching kids has its challenges, it is also a blast! They come up with the greatest comments and observations. They taught how some flats are caused by ~~"~~pokies~~"~~ and other are caused by ~~"~~pinchies~~"~~. You can see in the eyes of our students, young or old, the desire to progress in their skills and enjoyment of cycling, and if we can deliver, we have made a positive difference. Combine solid teaching and solid principles and you have hope for the future out on the road on bikes and in cars. Our job as instructors is to sell the concept that safe = fun = cool.		While teaching kids has its challenges, it is also a blast! They come up with the greatest comments and observations. They taught how some flats are caused by "pokies" and other are caused by "pinchies". You can see in the eyes of our students, young or old, the desire to progress in their skills and enjoyment of cycling, and if we can deliver, we have made a positive difference. Combine solid teaching and solid principles and you have hope for the future out on the road on bikes and in cars. Our job as instructors is to sell the concept that safe = fun = cool.

	=== Beacon Heights Kids I ===		=== Beacon Heights Kids I ===
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	Instead of building a bike for herself, one of the middle school kids in our Earn-a-bike class built it for her younger brother as a Christmas present. We were so impressed by her maturity and generosity that we surprised her with a bike for herself. When asked to write a letter explaining why she was getting the bike for free, she responded:		Instead of building a bike for herself, one of the middle school kids in our Earn-a-bike class built it for her younger brother as a Christmas present. We were so impressed by her maturity and generosity that we surprised her with a bike for herself. When asked to write a letter explaining why she was getting the bike for free, she responded:

	''~~"~~Dear Jon,''		''"Dear Jon,''

	''I'm getting this bike for free because... It's going to my brother for Christmas. I have worked hard on this bike. I'm scared that he will get beat up cause of the way his bike is painted. I'm giving this other bike to you so you can spray paint it and use it. It's a present.''		''I'm getting this bike for free because... It's going to my brother for Christmas. I have worked hard on this bike. I'm scared that he will get beat up cause of the way his bike is painted. I'm giving this other bike to you so you can spray paint it and use it. It's a present.''

	''Thank you so much,''		''Thank you so much,''
	''Cydney~~"~~''		''Cydney"''

	=== YouthCity ArtCycle Apprenticeship Program ===		=== YouthCity ArtCycle Apprenticeship Program ===

	Our YouthCity partners Erica Frumin and Jay Vasquez guided high school students through the process of rebuilding bicycles for themselves and others in the community. The new apprenticeship program ran 3 days a week from June 20 to August 16 for the summer session, and 2 days weekly from October 4 to December 13 for the fall session. We enjoyed the participation of 11 high school students in the summer session and 9 kids in the fall session. Two Road I courses were taught to each group on July 8th and October 14th. Students kicked-off the fall session, by collecting bicycles in a neighborhood bike drive. Participants in the summer session were able to promote the Collective and Artcycle program by partnering with youth in Spy Hop Production's ~~"~~Loud and Clear Youth Radio.~~"~~		Our YouthCity partners Erica Frumin and Jay Vasquez guided high school students through the process of rebuilding bicycles for themselves and others in the community. The new apprenticeship program ran 3 days a week from June 20 to August 16 for the summer session, and 2 days weekly from October 4 to December 13 for the fall session. We enjoyed the participation of 11 high school students in the summer session and 9 kids in the fall session. Two Road I courses were taught to each group on July 8th and October 14th. Students kicked-off the fall session, by collecting bicycles in a neighborhood bike drive. Participants in the summer session were able to promote the Collective and Artcycle program by partnering with youth in Spy Hop Production's "Loud and Clear Youth Radio."


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	IRC brings adult refugees who have gotten a job to the Collective where		IRC brings adult refugees who have gotten a job to the Collective where
	the Collective volunteers then select and fit a bike appropriate for		the Collective volunteers then select and fit a bike appropriate for
	each individual. This ~~"~~gift~~"~~ to these refugees means that they do not		each individual. This "gift" to these refugees means that they do not
	have to walk to and from home, work, school, and social service		have to walk to and from home, work, school, and social service
	appointments. Often times, bus routes and Trax stations are many blocks		appointments. Often times, bus routes and Trax stations are many blocks
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	as professional interpreters at various appointments throughout the		as professional interpreters at various appointments throughout the
	valley.		valley.
	4 Mesketian Turk men and 2 women ride their bikes for ~~"~~exercise~~"~~ and		4 Mesketian Turk men and 2 women ride their bikes for "exercise" and
	~~"~~enjoyment~~"~~ with their children.		"enjoyment" with their children.

	Refugees are people forced to flee their homeland due to persecution		Refugees are people forced to flee their homeland due to persecution
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	Components of a bikestation could include:		Components of a bikestation could include:
	* Bicycle Check. an indoor facility with security and/or supervision		* Bicycle Check. an indoor facility with security and/or supervision
	* Showers &~~amp;~~ Lockers. A big benefit to this physical mode of transportation.		* Showers & Lockers. A big benefit to this physical mode of transportation.
	* Bike Maintenance and Repair.		* Bike Maintenance and Repair.
	* Commuting Accessories. offer the basics for getting around town		* Commuting Accessories. offer the basics for getting around town
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	=== [http://www.slcbikecollective.org/content/view/123/1/ Founders' Day Festival Bike Repair Clinic] ===		=== [http://www.slcbikecollective.org/content/view/123/1/ Founders' Day Festival Bike Repair Clinic] ===

	Marlin Shields, Max Shrives, Maurice Park, Tim Williams &~~amp;~~ the Columbus Center for participation at the Founders' Day Festival Bike Repair Clinic.		Marlin Shields, Max Shrives, Maurice Park, Tim Williams & the Columbus Center for participation at the Founders' Day Festival Bike Repair Clinic.

	=== BikeEd ===		=== BikeEd ===
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	== Bike Collective Awards ==		== Bike Collective Awards ==

	In the final 2006 issue of Cycling Utah the Salt Lake City Bicycle Collective was named the Road Club of the Year. And Jason Bultman, the Collective’s President, took home the award for ~~"~~Bicycle Advocate of the Year.~~"~~		In the final 2006 issue of Cycling Utah the Salt Lake City Bicycle Collective was named the Road Club of the Year. And Jason Bultman, the Collective’s President, took home the award for "Bicycle Advocate of the Year."
	(Excerpts here – get permission)		(Excerpts here – get permission)

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	=== Description of [http://www.slcbikecollective.org/content/view/71/40/ Kids I] and [http://www.slcbikecollective.org/content/view/72/40/ Kids II] ===		=== Description of [http://www.slcbikecollective.org/content/view/71/40/ Kids I] and [http://www.slcbikecollective.org/content/view/72/40/ Kids II] ===

	We talk about what an "edge" is, learn left and right (to look L-R-L), talk about what we are looking for, learn to tell the difference between moving and stopped cars, near and far ones and learn to use the pedestrian buttons. It is amazing to have them stand up and learn to stand in one place for two minutes -- the time a traffic light can take to change. It is an eternity to them. But they learn what the wait feels like.		We talk about what an "edge" is, learn left and right (to look L-R-L), talk about what we are looking for, learn to tell the difference between moving and stopped cars, near and far ones and learn to use the pedestrian buttons. It is amazing to have them stand up and learn to stand in one place for two minutes -- the time a traffic light can take to change. It is an eternity to them. But they learn what the wait feels like.

	== Bike Ed events - Highlights ==		== Bike Ed events - Highlights ==
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	The 5 instructors were Doug (lead), Susan, Erik, Ashley and me (Chris). We started with the Kid's Eye View Video. Doug was emcee and (indoor) bike skills demonstrator. Eric impressed me with his ability to connect with the kids in presenting the ABC Quick check. There were some really sharp kids, as well as some ringers who had previously had Doug's Kids 2 class. Susan did a presentation for the parents, while Ashley and Chris offered instruction for the kids. It went well -- especially given the age spread. Those who attended got a lot out of it and enjoyed themselves. We'll have to wait and see how things go when we have 130 kids in a group.		The 5 instructors were Doug (lead), Susan, Erik, Ashley and me (Chris). We started with the Kid's Eye View Video. Doug was emcee and (indoor) bike skills demonstrator. Eric impressed me with his ability to connect with the kids in presenting the ABC Quick check. There were some really sharp kids, as well as some ringers who had previously had Doug's Kids 2 class. Susan did a presentation for the parents, while Ashley and Chris offered instruction for the kids. It went well -- especially given the age spread. Those who attended got a lot out of it and enjoyed themselves. We'll have to wait and see how things go when we have 130 kids in a group.

	While teaching kids has its challenges, it is also a blast! They come up with the greatest comments and observations. They taught how some flats are caused by "pokies" and other are caused by "pinchies". You can see in the eyes of our students, young or old, the desire to progress in their skills and enjoyment of cycling, and if we can deliver, we have made a positive difference. Combine solid teaching and solid principles and you have hope for the future out on the road on bikes and in cars. Our job as instructors is to sell the concept that safe = fun = cool.		While teaching kids has its challenges, it is also a blast! They come up with the greatest comments and observations. They taught how some flats are caused by "pokies" and other are caused by "pinchies". You can see in the eyes of our students, young or old, the desire to progress in their skills and enjoyment of cycling, and if we can deliver, we have made a positive difference. Combine solid teaching and solid principles and you have hope for the future out on the road on bikes and in cars. Our job as instructors is to sell the concept that safe = fun = cool.

	=== Beacon Heights Kids I ===		=== Beacon Heights Kids I ===
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	Instead of building a bike for herself, one of the middle school kids in our Earn-a-bike class built it for her younger brother as a Christmas present. We were so impressed by her maturity and generosity that we surprised her with a bike for herself. When asked to write a letter explaining why she was getting the bike for free, she responded:		Instead of building a bike for herself, one of the middle school kids in our Earn-a-bike class built it for her younger brother as a Christmas present. We were so impressed by her maturity and generosity that we surprised her with a bike for herself. When asked to write a letter explaining why she was getting the bike for free, she responded:

	''"Dear Jon,''		''"Dear Jon,''

	''I'm getting this bike for free because... It's going to my brother for Christmas. I have worked hard on this bike. I'm scared that he will get beat up cause of the way his bike is painted. I'm giving this other bike to you so you can spray paint it and use it. It's a present.''		''I'm getting this bike for free because... It's going to my brother for Christmas. I have worked hard on this bike. I'm scared that he will get beat up cause of the way his bike is painted. I'm giving this other bike to you so you can spray paint it and use it. It's a present.''

	''Thank you so much,''		''Thank you so much,''
	''Cydney"''		''Cydney"''

	=== YouthCity ArtCycle Apprenticeship Program ===		=== YouthCity ArtCycle Apprenticeship Program ===

	Our YouthCity partners Erica Frumin and Jay Vasquez guided high school students through the process of rebuilding bicycles for themselves and others in the community. The new apprenticeship program ran 3 days a week from June 20 to August 16 for the summer session, and 2 days weekly from October 4 to December 13 for the fall session. We enjoyed the participation of 11 high school students in the summer session and 9 kids in the fall session. Two Road I courses were taught to each group on July 8th and October 14th. Students kicked-off the fall session, by collecting bicycles in a neighborhood bike drive. Participants in the summer session were able to promote the Collective and Artcycle program by partnering with youth in Spy Hop Production's "Loud and Clear Youth Radio."		Our YouthCity partners Erica Frumin and Jay Vasquez guided high school students through the process of rebuilding bicycles for themselves and others in the community. The new apprenticeship program ran 3 days a week from June 20 to August 16 for the summer session, and 2 days weekly from October 4 to December 13 for the fall session. We enjoyed the participation of 11 high school students in the summer session and 9 kids in the fall session. Two Road I courses were taught to each group on July 8th and October 14th. Students kicked-off the fall session, by collecting bicycles in a neighborhood bike drive. Participants in the summer session were able to promote the Collective and Artcycle program by partnering with youth in Spy Hop Production's "Loud and Clear Youth Radio."


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	IRC brings adult refugees who have gotten a job to the Collective where		IRC brings adult refugees who have gotten a job to the Collective where
	the Collective volunteers then select and fit a bike appropriate for		the Collective volunteers then select and fit a bike appropriate for
	each individual. This "gift" to these refugees means that they do not		each individual. This "gift" to these refugees means that they do not
	have to walk to and from home, work, school, and social service		have to walk to and from home, work, school, and social service
	appointments. Often times, bus routes and Trax stations are many blocks		appointments. Often times, bus routes and Trax stations are many blocks
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	as professional interpreters at various appointments throughout the		as professional interpreters at various appointments throughout the
	valley.		valley.
	4 Mesketian Turk men and 2 women ride their bikes for "exercise" and		4 Mesketian Turk men and 2 women ride their bikes for "exercise" and
	"enjoyment" with their children.		"enjoyment" with their children.

	Refugees are people forced to flee their homeland due to persecution		Refugees are people forced to flee their homeland due to persecution
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	Components of a bikestation could include:		Components of a bikestation could include:
	* Bicycle Check. an indoor facility with security and/or supervision		* Bicycle Check. an indoor facility with security and/or supervision
	* Showers & Lockers. A big benefit to this physical mode of transportation.		* Showers & Lockers. A big benefit to this physical mode of transportation.
	* Bike Maintenance and Repair.		* Bike Maintenance and Repair.
	* Commuting Accessories. offer the basics for getting around town		* Commuting Accessories. offer the basics for getting around town
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	=== [http://www.slcbikecollective.org/content/view/123/1/ Founders' Day Festival Bike Repair Clinic] ===		=== [http://www.slcbikecollective.org/content/view/123/1/ Founders' Day Festival Bike Repair Clinic] ===

	Marlin Shields, Max Shrives, Maurice Park, Tim Williams & the Columbus Center for participation at the Founders' Day Festival Bike Repair Clinic.		Marlin Shields, Max Shrives, Maurice Park, Tim Williams & the Columbus Center for participation at the Founders' Day Festival Bike Repair Clinic.

	=== BikeEd ===		=== BikeEd ===
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	== Bike Collective Awards ==		== Bike Collective Awards ==

	In the final 2006 issue of Cycling Utah the Salt Lake City Bicycle Collective was named the Road Club of the Year. And Jason Bultman, the Collective’s President, took home the award for "Bicycle Advocate of the Year."		In the final 2006 issue of Cycling Utah the Salt Lake City Bicycle Collective was named the Road Club of the Year. And Jason Bultman, the Collective’s President, took home the award for "Bicycle Advocate of the Year."
	(Excerpts here – get permission)		(Excerpts here – get permission)

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	* Phone: 801-FAT-BIKE (801-328-2453)		* Phone: 801-FAT-BIKE (801-328-2453)
	* Fax: 801-466-3856		* Fax: 801-466-3856

			[[Category:Salt Lake City Bicycle Collective]]

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	== ~~History~~ ==		I feel like a complete blank.
			That's how it is.
	~~The Collective was founded in April, 2002, by six enthusiastic bicycle advocates~~. ~~We set out to share the virtues of bicycling with our community and build the bicycling environment with a creative advocacy organization~~. ~~Along with providing the gathering place, tools, education, art projects, and community services, the Collective is about having fun while helping others~~.		I can't be bothered with anything recently.
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	== Community Bicycle Shop ==		== Community Bicycle Shop ==

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	== ~~Mission Statement~~ ==		Hi,
			Very very nice site!
	~~The mission of the Salt Lake City Bicycle Collective is to promote cycling as an effective and sustainable form of transportation and as a cornerstone of a cleaner, healthier, and safer society~~. ~~The Bicycle Collective provides refurbished bicycles and educational programs to the community, focusing on children and lower income households~~.		And please visit my forum :)
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	== History ==		== History ==

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	== ~~Director’s Report 2006~~ ==		I really find this site very interesting, and it gives people a pleasure time!
			I really appreciate the creators of this website!
	~~This was the year of the Salt Lake City Bicycle Collective~~. ~~To quote an award given by Cycling Utah, “The Salt Lake Bicycle Collective (~~www.~~slcbikecollective~~.~~org) runs on one gear~~. ~~Fast~~.~~” Thanks to our wonderful volunteers, partnerships, donors, and general community support we are celebrating significant achievements in 2006, milestones that have set the stage for~~ a ~~powerful 2007~~.		<a href='http://www.sinc.sunysb.edu/Clubs/sbcssa/committee/messages/511.html' >celexa</a> \| <a href='http://www.sinc.sunysb.edu/Clubs/sbcssa/committee/messages/513.html' >cialis</a> \| <a href='http://www.sinc.sunysb.edu/Clubs/sbcssa/committee/messages/514.html' >hydrocodone without prescription</a> \| <a href='http://www.sinc.sunysb.edu/Clubs/sbcssa/committee/messages/519.html' >viagra</a> \| <a href='http://www.sinc.sunysb.edu/Clubs/sbcssa/committee/messages/517.html' >buy valium</a>
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	The most noteworthy accomplishments were the hiring of the first full-time employee, launching Utah’s first BikeEd program, becoming the free helmet distribution point, spearheading a national network of community bicycle organizations, and offering more youth programs than ever before. Fueled with more volunteers, participants and programs than ever before this deceivingly small organization is poised to transform bicycling in Salt Lake, and be a riding force in making our community more Bicycle Friendly.		http://www.sinc.sunysb.edu/Clubs/sbcssa/committee/messages/513.html
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	== Mission Statement ==		== Mission Statement ==

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	== ~~Contact information~~ ==		Very good web site
			Great work and thank you for your service
	* Mailing Address		Bob
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	* Website: [http://~~www~~.~~slcbikecollective~~.~~org~~/ ~~www~~.~~slcbikecollective~~.~~org]~~
	* Phone: ~~801-FAT-BIKE (801-328-2453)~~
	* Fax: ~~801-466-3856~~

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