All Blog Posts Tagged 'workshop' (4)

Trouble at the mill.....

There  were two complaints last week from   Hazlehurst Senior Citizens Club, who use the hall after us on Saturday . The issues are basically about how people can share space, and could have been solved earlier, and informally, and in a friendly way. However Hazlehurst chose not to do that, and instead   chose to raise them semi-officially, and as OH&S.

The issue was , while Hazlehurst members were arriving,  some  people were working on a bike, near the back door . The bike was…

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Added by Mike Brisco on May 15, 2012 at 17:18 — 4 Comments

Many cyclists are making good use of the Community Bicycle Workshop

I thought people might like to hear, how cyclists are making use of the Workshop these days.   This was Saturday, 29th April... morning session.

Main development:

Refreshments! - tea and coffee, cooled water   occasionally, fruit, sticky buns and scones…volunteers and workers can help themselves any time, or stop for a mid-morning tea break and chat.. 

Helping school bike project get started: We sorted out 6 suitable bikes and parts, to…

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Added by Mike Brisco on May 3, 2012 at 18:00 — 1 Comment

How many parts need to be missing from a bike, to stop us restoring it? Sometimes, just one wheel nut...

As bike rebuilders, we   hardly ever run into proprietary components, ie components a manufacturer designs,  to specifically fit their type of bike, and no one else’s.  It’s worth-while salvaging  just about every old bike – because   you can use the parts  to repair all sorts of  other bikes.  The other day, though, we struck an exception, with an old Mongoose BMX. ……  .

 It arrived with parts missing, so I took it to Wiltja College, for the “Scrap-heap Challenge”, bike-building…

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Added by Mike Brisco on April 19, 2012 at 18:04 — 13 Comments

Adelaide Cyclists and BISA win Conservation Council Grant for establishment of Community Bicycle Workshop

Adelaide Cyclists and the Bicycle Institute of SA are really happy to announce that we have been awarded a Community Sustainability Grant of $7000 from the Conservation… Continue

Added by Gus K on June 17, 2010 at 23:30 — No Comments

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