Bike Co-op

ABOUT US

Mission

The University of Ottawa Bike Co-op is a creative space and community hub for all bicycle enthusiasts.  Our goal is to foster healthy lifestyles, a sense of community and environmental sustainability while striving to provide an atmosphere that encourages cycling and sustainability.  The Bike Co-op advocates for participation, action and empowerment through direct action, self education, and guided workshops; as well as offering accessible biking resources to make bicycle knowledge –  repairs, safety practices, and political action–  available to the University of Ottawa and the community. 

We gladly accept donations of bicycles, tools and bicycle parts.  Donations can be dropped off at the Bike Co-op at 200 Lees, and at the SFUO office in the University Centre (85 University Private), Room 07. 

Structure

Steering Committee

  • SFUO V.P Student Affairs 
  • SFUO V.P Finance
  • Bike Co-op Coordinator
  • uOttawa Sustainable Transportation Manager
  • uOttawa Campus Sustainability Manager    

Bike Co-op Employees

  • Bike Coop Coordinator
  • Bike Coop Programming Supervisor
  • Bike Coop Volunteer Supervisor
  • Bike Coop Head Mechanic

The Bike Co-op is in transition to work as a collective.  A collective is usually task-oriented; folks join together to do something on a basis of solidarity.  The philosophies that direct and shape the way we accomplish our goals are a very basic bonding force. 


 

CONTACT US

  200 Lees Ave. A105

How to get there from main campus by:

Biking: Bike South on King Edward and Follow Lees Ave to the right. 

Walking: Take King Edward South and follow Lees Ave to the right.

Bus: Take any route heading south and get off at the Lees stop, just one stop
away from campus.   Go up to the next level to Lees Ave. and cross over to the campus building number 200. 

Email

Coop@sfuo.ca


 

PROGRAMS 

Do-It-Yourself Philosophy

The Do-It-Yourself Philosophy allows members of the Bike Coop to gain valuable knowledge in doing their own repairs and maintenance.  There will be an experienced mechanic on hand as a means of offering guidance and sharing knowledge.

Workshops

Will be updated as workshops are created and scheduled

For additional information, consult our list of contacts
Technical questions? webmaster@uottawa.ca
Last updated: 2011.08.01