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Cyclists have a place to stop for adjustments and minor repairs in
Wyoming, with the addition of two bicycle service stations. The stations, at the corner of Springfield Pike and Wyoming Avenue, and along the Hike and Bike Trail at the Wyoming Recreation Center, were installed by the Wyoming Ohio Cycling Foundation. A $4,000 grant from the Levin Family Foundation paid for the stations, which provide a bike mount on which cyclists can change tires, fix chains and perform tune-ups with an attached tool kit, according to Wyoming resident Scott Litwin, who is a member of the cycling club. The bright green station includes a rack to rest the bicycle for tire inflation with an attached pressure gauge pump. "The stations are available for use by the public," said Litwin, who had seen similar stations at the University of Oregon, last year. "I noticed several bicycle service stations and thought they would make a great addition to our community," he said. The Wyoming cycling club contacted the City of Wyoming to determine their placement. "We selected the location on Springfield Pike in front of the Half Day Cafe due to its visibility and its access to passing cyclists whether those cyclists are Wyoming residents or commuters," Litwin said. "We selected the location at the Hike and Bike Trail so it would be available to families utilizing the trail." They've already come in handy, he said. "One of our own members arrived back in Wyoming with a flat tire after a morning ride," Litwin said, "and was able to use the station to change his tire, which allowed him to then ride home. "The Foundation's mission of promoting safe cycling fits nicely with the City of Wyoming's efforts to support healthy families and its participation in the `Let's Move, Wyoming' program." Read or Share this story: http://www.cincinnati.com/story/news...tions-let-cycl ists-adjust-repair-bikes/9763453/ --- news://freenews.netfront.net/ - complaints: --- |
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anything for the jets on muh Webers ?
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Infrequently out of stock or no longer available scenes pop into remembered dreams. Ah, a lightning bolt ! The Ntional Doppler is just beeeutiful ! Have you planted your Fiskbee's ?
anyway, last was zero availability for floats. Before that, brake shoes, then ... The Wyoming station is manned by Homeland Security. |
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On Saturday, May 31, 2014 5:30:49 AM UTC-7, Garrison Hilliard wrote:
http://www.cincinnati.com/story/news...bikes/9763453/ Something happening in Cincinnati :-) http://www.gannett-cdn.com/-mm-/a32e07b958fc42631514251b8e350b3443cb5b68/c=30-0-1249-914&r=x404&c=534x401/local/-/media/Cincinnati/2014/05/30/bikestation.jpg http://www.dero.com/products/fixit/ Nice! |
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