Durham Bike Co-op opens this Sunday

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Durham Bike Co-op opens its doors 1pm Sunday, March 25th

DURHAM — This Sunday, March 25th, the Durham Bicycle Co-op opens its doors at 1pm. The Durham Bike Co-op (DBC) is a collective bicycle workspace that seeks to act as a hub for positive community development and interaction through bicycle skills-sharing. The DBC is member-driven, member-funded, and most importantly, fun! Membership dues shall be set on a sliding scale available to participants of all income levels.

Aside from the pleasure of riding bicycles, members of the DBC believe that bikes are a vital vehicle for sociality and movement and that they offer a real alternative to the automobile.

The Durham Bike Co-op is located at 723 N. Mangum St., which is located in Durham’s historic Little Five Points neighborhood.

From 1-3pm on Sunday, Co-op members will be hosting an open house. A grill-your-own potluck will take place on site, behind the Co-op’s workspace. From 3-5pm, test your balance and agility in a game of bike polo and other activities. And from 5-6pm, cyclists will share a downtown cruiser ride.

Co-op membership is open to any Durham community member who is interested in joining. Membership is mutually beneficial to the member-owner and the Co-op; new membership helps the co-op to offer more services within the community, while co-op members gain access to the collective workspace, tools, skills and activities otherwise unavailable in Durham.

Membership forms will be available at the Co-op on Sunday and are also available for download from the Co-op’s website; http://www.durhambikecoop.org.

Schedule of events
SUNDAY, MARCH 25 – Grand Opening
1:00 – 3:00pm Open House & Potluck Grill-out (bring your own burger)
3:00 – 5:00pm Bike Polo & Other Activities
5:00 – 6:00pm Downtown Durham Cruiser Ride

For more information about the Durham Bike Co-op, visit their website, www.durhambikecoop.org

Posted on March 18, 2007 
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