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I ran over a thumbtack and deflated one of my bike tires. I'd like to learn how to fix it rather than getting someone else to do it for me. Or I could probably follow instructions online if someone could point me in the right direction.
Thanks!
kso
Thanks!
kso
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It's better for someone to show you how. And faster.
What neighborhood do you live in? I'm in the Mission and I'll help ya.
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let's goto the bike kitchen on tuesday night!
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Yeah, I feel really bad ... I had contacted her to help her ... and then we had a family crisis. And the next thing I know, a week has passed.
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This was in today's e-missive from the SF Bicycle Coalition ...
####2) FLAT-FIXERS NEEDED SATURDAY
Get your hands a little greasy for a good cause: The SFBC is co-sponsoring two
special, free workshops this Saturday afternoon at the SF Main Public Library to
encourage folks to try bike commuting. We need 3 or 4 more volunteers to help us
teach people how to fix their flats. The event, aptly named "How to Fix a Flat
in Under 10 Minutes", is this Saturday from 2-3:30pm at the library at 100
Larkin St. @ Grove. If you can help out, please contact Leah as soon as possible
at leah@sfbike.org. And, to learn some great tips on bike commuting in SF, check
out our other workshop earlier that day: How to Bike Anywhere in SF. This is a
great opportunity to encourage a friend to try biking in the city. See details
in calendar below.
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