Wait. Doesn't this contradict the bicycle shortage article you sent me? Wouldn't people just want to sell their old bikes for a profit? > From: Noelle <noelle> > Date: Wed, 29 Apr 2020 23:40:37 +0000 (UTC) > > ----- Forwarded Message ----- From: Silicon Valley Bicycle Coalition < > http://www.bikesiliconvalley.org/~svbc>To: Noelle <http://dummy.us.eu.org/noelleg>Sent: > Wednesday, April 29, 2020, 01:57:40 PM PDT > | > DearNoelle,, > > Silicon Valley Bicycle Coalition has teamed up with the Silicon Valley Bicycle > Exchange (SVBE) to offer essential bikes to essential workers in need of > transportation during shelter in place. This #BikeMatchSV program is inspired > by New York’s Transportation Alternatives' initiative and includes bikes that > aren’t in perfect working order. > > - Can’t afford a bike but need one to get to your job or to get around? > Fill out our form and we’ll try to match you with a bike. > - Have a bike you aren’t using? If it’s in perfect working order, we’ > ll match you with a recipient. If it needs a bit of work, SVBE will > refurbish the bike and give it new life. We’ll make an appointment for > your drop-off. > - Want to help with the effort? You can make a donation to cover the cost of > bike parts (the average bike we refurbish requires $40 in parts or you can > help us tune-up the bikes by taking a few home to work on. > Join our #BikeMatchSV program as a recipient, donor, or volunteer through the > form here: http://bikex.org/bikematch. Can you share this program broadly to > anyone you think may be in need of a bike (or have bikes to spare)? > > Support partnerships like this by becoming a member of SVBC, or donating to > Silicon Valley Bike Exchange. Let's build a bike-friendly Bay Area together. > > There are also other Bike Match programs in the region: > - Gilroy > - San Francisco > > Thank You, > Team SVBC