Eddie Thomas
Favorite Color: Blue
Born: Ketchikan Alaska
Hospital: Ketchikan General
Best Pair of Shoes: Buffaloes
Years in Alaska: Forty
Favorite Breakfast Food: Chocolate Banana Mango Smoothie
Mother’s Occupation: Antique Store / Record Store Owner
Starting May 1st, we’ll be open Sundays again for spring/summer.
2-6pm. Should be a great overflow day, as Saturdays are getting crowded. Come and visit us!
things quickly got hot,
64f to be precise, and like that brand of mints, temperature fluctuates in stints.
lights were strung,
kids came from whitworth and hung,
components they dangled,
new housing was tangled,
and to charity we betroth,
the joyousness in unsought growth.
patch the hatch and light a match
When a simple bottom bracket tune goes south…
the dream team
the culprit
Either way, south to north, anyway, east to west, we had a day here at the shop. We even saw a bike with a cool bubble below its tube!
in primitive times these bubbles held dino dust
Honestly, it was quite satisfying to sweat over these projects today. Why? BECAUSE TOMORROW WE GET TO DO IT FOR FREE! Yep, tomorrow is free tune-up day! (not today as was newspapered) We’ve got all sorts of friends coming down to help us fix a million flat tires! We’ve even got friends preparing vegan food to serve too!
yes bethany!
YIKES! here’s the info:
SUNDAY, APRIL 3rd, NOON-4PM!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Be there and see a circle dressed up like a square!
Our dear friends Sean and Gordon dropped in today with a mini project.
pink is the color of the future
Sean donated the labor, p2p threw in some tires, and presto pesto, a wonderful ride for one of those rapidly growing youth out there. I hear they are the future too.
You know it’s spring when the Spokane Bike Club’s bikes get tuned up. They’re ready for use in District 81’s bike safety skills class. Michael Conelly of North Division Bikes, Liza Mattana of P2P and Charlie Greenwood were on hand to help! 30 bikes ready for 30Â eager kids, nice.
Many thanks to Sun People Dry Goods for putting together a great class benefiting P2P! Paul Turner, John Speare, Eileen Hyatt, and Barb Chamberlain were in the house talking about everything a Spokane bike commuter could want to know about commuting in the city.
What a unique class, thanks to all who attended and made this event possible!
That ‘s right Spokane, Pedals 2 People is opening our doors to the whole community this April with our first in-shop-free-tune-up-day. Wow, I’m excited already! All those kids getting their brakes fixed! Commuters having their shifting dialed to perfection! Free food!
This might get crazy, and I hope it does. Tell your friends, tell those in need.
yeah, that's me in my soccer gear circa 94... nosh nosh laugh laugh, oh dear.
Seriously though, this is an opportunity for pedals to be there for you. Through education and outreach we hope to make it easier for everyone to get out there and ride. The community of cyclists and the infrastructure for sustainable transportation is growing, and will not go away, as long as we support each other. After a rad year serving the community here at 1802 we want to get to the root of things. people to people. life to living.
Here are the details, we’d really love to see you there.
Sunday, April 3rd, Noon – 4pm.
Free Community Tune-Up @ the P2P DIY Bicycle Shop.
1802 e Sprague, at the corner of Pittsburg St.
Bring your bike! Free food!
Kids first, all are welcome.
what a rad day
a racing pro stopped in
and we buldged with excitement
then we got a new member
who learned to flop and chop
did i post this picture already?
and this sweet dude came in just to get a bike for is sister! (sister not pictured)