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  1. Queensland teen dies, 22 injured in e-mobility device crashes since safety laws brought in

    A teenager has died and 22 people have been injured in e-mobility device crashes in the 12 days…
    #NewsBeep #News #Headlines #bikes #danielpurdie #e-bikes #e-mobilitydevices #e-safety #e-scooterlaws #e-scooters #fines #police #Qld #Queensland #Queenslandpolice #rhyswildman #scooters #TopNews #TopStories
    newsbeep.com/au/796815/

  2. Queensland teen dies, 22 injured in e-mobility device crashes since safety laws brought in

    A teenager has died and 22 people have been injured in e-mobility device crashes in the 12 days…
    #NewsBeep #News #Headlines #bikes #danielpurdie #e-bikes #e-mobilitydevices #e-safety #e-scooterlaws #e-scooters #fines #police #Qld #Queensland #Queenslandpolice #rhyswildman #scooters #TopNews #TopStories
    newsbeep.com/au/796815/

  3. Queensland teen dies, 22 injured in e-mobility device crashes since safety laws brought in

    A teenager has died and 22 people have been injured in e-mobility device crashes in the 12 days…
    #Australia #AU #Austrlia #bikes #danielpurdie #escooterlaws #e-bikes #e-mobilitydevices #e-safety #e-scooters #fines #police #QLD #Queensland #QueenslandPolice #rhyswildman #scooters
    europesays.com/australia/49342/

  4. Rethinking #CommunityGardens for Accessibility

    By Kim Ousley, April 22, 2026

    "The summer after my amputation, I secured a small plot in a community garden. A dear friend paid the $15 seasonal fee—her way of helping me get outside and moving with my fairly new prosthetic leg.

    "Her youngest son was five at the time and eager to help. We called it our 'experimental' garden, since neither of us really knew what we were doing. What we didn’t expect was how much it would give back to us. It became a social experiment of sorts—and a powerful boost to both my mental and physical health.

    "We kept that garden going for several years. He learned how to plant, pull weeds, and harvest right alongside me—and even developed a taste for fresh salad ingredients.

    "As we celebrate Earth Day, it’s a reminder that access to #GreenSpaces should be something everyone can experience.

    "So why should communities consider making their gardens fully accessible, regardless of physical ability?

    "#Gardening is a simple, healthy way to create a safe and welcoming environment for people of all skill levels and abilities. For those using #wheelchairs or electric #scooters, traditional gardens can be limiting—bending down or standing for long periods isn’t always possible. But something as simple as raised beds at the right height can make participation possible again.

    "The term '#HorticulturalTherapy' (HT) refers to a professional, evidence-based practice that uses plants and gardening activities to achieve specific therapeutic goals for physical, mental, and social health. Led by credentialed therapists, it has been shown to improve memory, motor skills, and emotional well-being—especially in community settings.

    "Communities that have incorporated #DisabilityFriendly design into their gardens are seeing the impact: increased participation, stronger connections, and a shared sense of purpose.

    "My own garden wasn’t in an #ADAFriendly space, but with the help of my little buddy, I made it work. Since then, I’ve spoken with many people in my city about creating more inclusive gardening spaces for those who want to participate but face physical barriers.

    "I’m starting to see that shift happen—and I hope to be part of growing it.

    "So what should you consider when planning a more inclusive garden?

    "#UniversalDesign is the foundation. It means creating a space that is usable by everyone, regardless of ability. This can include:

    - Raised beds at wheelchair or standing height, so no one has to bend or risk falling
    - Adaptive gardening tools with rubber grips, extended handles, and accessible water sources
    - Wide, flat, and smooth pathways—at least 36 to 48 inches—to allow wheelchairs to turn comfortably (using pavement or compacted gravel)
    - Volunteers who are willing to lend a hand and support inclusive participation

    "Getting involved in a local community garden can have lasting benefits. Gardening supports mobility, coordination, strength, balance, endurance, social connection, and memory.

    "With a few thoughtful adaptations, it can be part of a healthy, active lifestyle—for everyone."

    Source:
    livingwithamplitude.com/access

    #SolarPunkSunday #CommunityGardening #AccessibleGardens #Inclusivity #Accessibility #BuildingCommunity
    #SensoryPlants #SpendTimeInNature

  5. Rethinking #CommunityGardens for Accessibility

    By Kim Ousley, April 22, 2026

    "The summer after my amputation, I secured a small plot in a community garden. A dear friend paid the $15 seasonal fee—her way of helping me get outside and moving with my fairly new prosthetic leg.

    "Her youngest son was five at the time and eager to help. We called it our 'experimental' garden, since neither of us really knew what we were doing. What we didn’t expect was how much it would give back to us. It became a social experiment of sorts—and a powerful boost to both my mental and physical health.

    "We kept that garden going for several years. He learned how to plant, pull weeds, and harvest right alongside me—and even developed a taste for fresh salad ingredients.

    "As we celebrate Earth Day, it’s a reminder that access to #GreenSpaces should be something everyone can experience.

    "So why should communities consider making their gardens fully accessible, regardless of physical ability?

    "#Gardening is a simple, healthy way to create a safe and welcoming environment for people of all skill levels and abilities. For those using #wheelchairs or electric #scooters, traditional gardens can be limiting—bending down or standing for long periods isn’t always possible. But something as simple as raised beds at the right height can make participation possible again.

    "The term '#HorticulturalTherapy' (HT) refers to a professional, evidence-based practice that uses plants and gardening activities to achieve specific therapeutic goals for physical, mental, and social health. Led by credentialed therapists, it has been shown to improve memory, motor skills, and emotional well-being—especially in community settings.

    "Communities that have incorporated #DisabilityFriendly design into their gardens are seeing the impact: increased participation, stronger connections, and a shared sense of purpose.

    "My own garden wasn’t in an #ADAFriendly space, but with the help of my little buddy, I made it work. Since then, I’ve spoken with many people in my city about creating more inclusive gardening spaces for those who want to participate but face physical barriers.

    "I’m starting to see that shift happen—and I hope to be part of growing it.

    "So what should you consider when planning a more inclusive garden?

    "#UniversalDesign is the foundation. It means creating a space that is usable by everyone, regardless of ability. This can include:

    - Raised beds at wheelchair or standing height, so no one has to bend or risk falling
    - Adaptive gardening tools with rubber grips, extended handles, and accessible water sources
    - Wide, flat, and smooth pathways—at least 36 to 48 inches—to allow wheelchairs to turn comfortably (using pavement or compacted gravel)
    - Volunteers who are willing to lend a hand and support inclusive participation

    "Getting involved in a local community garden can have lasting benefits. Gardening supports mobility, coordination, strength, balance, endurance, social connection, and memory.

    "With a few thoughtful adaptations, it can be part of a healthy, active lifestyle—for everyone."

    Source:
    livingwithamplitude.com/access

    #SolarPunkSunday #CommunityGardening #AccessibleGardens #Inclusivity #Accessibility #BuildingCommunity
    #SensoryPlants #SpendTimeInNature

  6. Rethinking #CommunityGardens for Accessibility

    By Kim Ousley, April 22, 2026

    "The summer after my amputation, I secured a small plot in a community garden. A dear friend paid the $15 seasonal fee—her way of helping me get outside and moving with my fairly new prosthetic leg.

    "Her youngest son was five at the time and eager to help. We called it our 'experimental' garden, since neither of us really knew what we were doing. What we didn’t expect was how much it would give back to us. It became a social experiment of sorts—and a powerful boost to both my mental and physical health.

    "We kept that garden going for several years. He learned how to plant, pull weeds, and harvest right alongside me—and even developed a taste for fresh salad ingredients.

    "As we celebrate Earth Day, it’s a reminder that access to #GreenSpaces should be something everyone can experience.

    "So why should communities consider making their gardens fully accessible, regardless of physical ability?

    "#Gardening is a simple, healthy way to create a safe and welcoming environment for people of all skill levels and abilities. For those using #wheelchairs or electric #scooters, traditional gardens can be limiting—bending down or standing for long periods isn’t always possible. But something as simple as raised beds at the right height can make participation possible again.

    "The term '#HorticulturalTherapy' (HT) refers to a professional, evidence-based practice that uses plants and gardening activities to achieve specific therapeutic goals for physical, mental, and social health. Led by credentialed therapists, it has been shown to improve memory, motor skills, and emotional well-being—especially in community settings.

    "Communities that have incorporated #DisabilityFriendly design into their gardens are seeing the impact: increased participation, stronger connections, and a shared sense of purpose.

    "My own garden wasn’t in an #ADAFriendly space, but with the help of my little buddy, I made it work. Since then, I’ve spoken with many people in my city about creating more inclusive gardening spaces for those who want to participate but face physical barriers.

    "I’m starting to see that shift happen—and I hope to be part of growing it.

    "So what should you consider when planning a more inclusive garden?

    "#UniversalDesign is the foundation. It means creating a space that is usable by everyone, regardless of ability. This can include:

    - Raised beds at wheelchair or standing height, so no one has to bend or risk falling
    - Adaptive gardening tools with rubber grips, extended handles, and accessible water sources
    - Wide, flat, and smooth pathways—at least 36 to 48 inches—to allow wheelchairs to turn comfortably (using pavement or compacted gravel)
    - Volunteers who are willing to lend a hand and support inclusive participation

    "Getting involved in a local community garden can have lasting benefits. Gardening supports mobility, coordination, strength, balance, endurance, social connection, and memory.

    "With a few thoughtful adaptations, it can be part of a healthy, active lifestyle—for everyone."

    Source:
    livingwithamplitude.com/access

    #SolarPunkSunday #CommunityGardening #AccessibleGardens #Inclusivity #Accessibility #BuildingCommunity
    #SensoryPlants #SpendTimeInNature

  7. Rethinking #CommunityGardens for Accessibility

    By Kim Ousley, April 22, 2026

    "The summer after my amputation, I secured a small plot in a community garden. A dear friend paid the $15 seasonal fee—her way of helping me get outside and moving with my fairly new prosthetic leg.

    "Her youngest son was five at the time and eager to help. We called it our 'experimental' garden, since neither of us really knew what we were doing. What we didn’t expect was how much it would give back to us. It became a social experiment of sorts—and a powerful boost to both my mental and physical health.

    "We kept that garden going for several years. He learned how to plant, pull weeds, and harvest right alongside me—and even developed a taste for fresh salad ingredients.

    "As we celebrate Earth Day, it’s a reminder that access to #GreenSpaces should be something everyone can experience.

    "So why should communities consider making their gardens fully accessible, regardless of physical ability?

    "#Gardening is a simple, healthy way to create a safe and welcoming environment for people of all skill levels and abilities. For those using #wheelchairs or electric #scooters, traditional gardens can be limiting—bending down or standing for long periods isn’t always possible. But something as simple as raised beds at the right height can make participation possible again.

    "The term '#HorticulturalTherapy' (HT) refers to a professional, evidence-based practice that uses plants and gardening activities to achieve specific therapeutic goals for physical, mental, and social health. Led by credentialed therapists, it has been shown to improve memory, motor skills, and emotional well-being—especially in community settings.

    "Communities that have incorporated #DisabilityFriendly design into their gardens are seeing the impact: increased participation, stronger connections, and a shared sense of purpose.

    "My own garden wasn’t in an #ADAFriendly space, but with the help of my little buddy, I made it work. Since then, I’ve spoken with many people in my city about creating more inclusive gardening spaces for those who want to participate but face physical barriers.

    "I’m starting to see that shift happen—and I hope to be part of growing it.

    "So what should you consider when planning a more inclusive garden?

    "#UniversalDesign is the foundation. It means creating a space that is usable by everyone, regardless of ability. This can include:

    - Raised beds at wheelchair or standing height, so no one has to bend or risk falling
    - Adaptive gardening tools with rubber grips, extended handles, and accessible water sources
    - Wide, flat, and smooth pathways—at least 36 to 48 inches—to allow wheelchairs to turn comfortably (using pavement or compacted gravel)
    - Volunteers who are willing to lend a hand and support inclusive participation

    "Getting involved in a local community garden can have lasting benefits. Gardening supports mobility, coordination, strength, balance, endurance, social connection, and memory.

    "With a few thoughtful adaptations, it can be part of a healthy, active lifestyle—for everyone."

    Source:
    livingwithamplitude.com/access

    #SolarPunkSunday #CommunityGardening #AccessibleGardens #Inclusivity #Accessibility #BuildingCommunity
    #SensoryPlants #SpendTimeInNature

  8. Rethinking #CommunityGardens for Accessibility

    By Kim Ousley, April 22, 2026

    "The summer after my amputation, I secured a small plot in a community garden. A dear friend paid the $15 seasonal fee—her way of helping me get outside and moving with my fairly new prosthetic leg.

    "Her youngest son was five at the time and eager to help. We called it our 'experimental' garden, since neither of us really knew what we were doing. What we didn’t expect was how much it would give back to us. It became a social experiment of sorts—and a powerful boost to both my mental and physical health.

    "We kept that garden going for several years. He learned how to plant, pull weeds, and harvest right alongside me—and even developed a taste for fresh salad ingredients.

    "As we celebrate Earth Day, it’s a reminder that access to #GreenSpaces should be something everyone can experience.

    "So why should communities consider making their gardens fully accessible, regardless of physical ability?

    "#Gardening is a simple, healthy way to create a safe and welcoming environment for people of all skill levels and abilities. For those using #wheelchairs or electric #scooters, traditional gardens can be limiting—bending down or standing for long periods isn’t always possible. But something as simple as raised beds at the right height can make participation possible again.

    "The term '#HorticulturalTherapy' (HT) refers to a professional, evidence-based practice that uses plants and gardening activities to achieve specific therapeutic goals for physical, mental, and social health. Led by credentialed therapists, it has been shown to improve memory, motor skills, and emotional well-being—especially in community settings.

    "Communities that have incorporated #DisabilityFriendly design into their gardens are seeing the impact: increased participation, stronger connections, and a shared sense of purpose.

    "My own garden wasn’t in an #ADAFriendly space, but with the help of my little buddy, I made it work. Since then, I’ve spoken with many people in my city about creating more inclusive gardening spaces for those who want to participate but face physical barriers.

    "I’m starting to see that shift happen—and I hope to be part of growing it.

    "So what should you consider when planning a more inclusive garden?

    "#UniversalDesign is the foundation. It means creating a space that is usable by everyone, regardless of ability. This can include:

    - Raised beds at wheelchair or standing height, so no one has to bend or risk falling
    - Adaptive gardening tools with rubber grips, extended handles, and accessible water sources
    - Wide, flat, and smooth pathways—at least 36 to 48 inches—to allow wheelchairs to turn comfortably (using pavement or compacted gravel)
    - Volunteers who are willing to lend a hand and support inclusive participation

    "Getting involved in a local community garden can have lasting benefits. Gardening supports mobility, coordination, strength, balance, endurance, social connection, and memory.

    "With a few thoughtful adaptations, it can be part of a healthy, active lifestyle—for everyone."

    Source:
    livingwithamplitude.com/access

    #SolarPunkSunday #CommunityGardening #AccessibleGardens #Inclusivity #Accessibility #BuildingCommunity
    #SensoryPlants #SpendTimeInNature

  9. Québec :flagqc: is extending its e-scooter pilot project until 2028

    cbc.ca/news/canada/montreal/qu
    - - -
    Le Québec :flagqc: prolonge son projet pilote de trotinettes électriques jusqu’en 2028

    // Article en anglais //

    #Québec #QCpoli #Scooters #Trotinettes

  10. Québec :flagqc: is extending its e-scooter pilot project until 2028

    cbc.ca/news/canada/montreal/qu
    - - -
    Le Québec :flagqc: prolonge son projet pilote de trotinettes électriques jusqu’en 2028

    // Article en anglais //

    #Québec #QCpoli #Scooters #Trotinettes

  11. Québec :flagqc: is extending its e-scooter pilot project until 2028

    cbc.ca/news/canada/montreal/qu
    - - -
    Le Québec :flagqc: prolonge son projet pilote de trotinettes électriques jusqu’en 2028

    // Article en anglais //

    #Québec #QCpoli #Scooters #Trotinettes

  12. Québec :flagqc: is extending its e-scooter pilot project until 2028

    cbc.ca/news/canada/montreal/qu
    - - -
    Le Québec :flagqc: prolonge son projet pilote de trotinettes électriques jusqu’en 2028

    // Article en anglais //

    #Québec #QCpoli #Scooters #Trotinettes

  13. Québec :flagqc: is extending its e-scooter pilot project until 2028

    cbc.ca/news/canada/montreal/qu
    - - -
    Le Québec :flagqc: prolonge son projet pilote de trotinettes électriques jusqu’en 2028

    // Article en anglais //

    #Québec #QCpoli #Scooters #Trotinettes

  14. Unfall in Moers: Pedelec und E-Scooter stoßen zusammen

    Am Dienstag, 7. Juli, ist es gegen 18.15 Uhr zu einem Verkehrsunfall zwischen einem Pedelecfahrer und dem Fahrer…
    ##Duisburg Deutschland #Deutsch #DE #Schlagzeilen #Headlines #Nachrichten #News #Europe #Europa #EU #Duisburg #["Moers"] #Deutschland #Fahrer #Germany #kurzen #Nordrhein-Westfalen #Pedelec #Pedelecfahrer #Scooter #Scooterfahrer #Scooters #Straße #Uerdinger
    europesays.com/de/1154528/

  15. Adventure Scooters Took Over Europe. Kymco Thinks America Might Finally Be Ready

    Adventure scooters used to be one of those ideas that sounded great on paper and just a little…
    #Europe #EU #Scooters
    europesays.com/europe/82693/

  16. Thousands of Vespas Have Descended Upon Rome

    More than 10,000 Vespas putt-putt-putted around the Colosseum and past the Roman Forum on Saturday, marking the…
    #Italy #Europe #Europa #EU #Rome #anniversary #Colosseum #scooters #Vespa
    europesays.com/italy/27923/

  17. Spain sets minimum age for riding electric scooters at 15

    Claudia Kittsteiner Simón 24/06/2026 a las 14:22h. The Spanish cabinet has approved a traffic reform, with which the…
    #Spain #ES #Europe #Europa #EU #age #electric #for #minimum #riding #scooters #sets
    europesays.com/spain/45350/

  18. This is crazy. Both riders were wearing helmets. I think it's time to force speed limiters on the scooters or you go to jail.

    nyc.streetsblog.org/2026/05/28

  19. isinwheel Marks 8th Anniversary with Special Electric Scooter Promotions Across Europe » World Business Outlook

    isinwheel, one of the leading innovators in electric mobility solutions, is thrilled to announce the launch of its…
    #Europe #EU #affordable #business #commuting #dual-motor #electric #Growth #high-quality #innovation #Investment #promotions #Scooter #Scooters #sustainable #technology #toy #Transportation #WBO #Worldbusinessoutlook
    europesays.com/europe/52063/

  20. Ride in Style with the Christian Dior Vespa 946

    Readtime: 3 min Every product is carefully selected by our editors and experts. If you buy from a…
    #France #FR #Europe #EU #ChristianDior #Dior #LimitedEdition #Luxury #lvmh #Scooters #Vespa
    europesays.com/france/19984/

  21. 80 Years of Vespa.

    Vespa is one of the most famous brands; the name immediately brings to mind the image of the lovable scooter.

    The Italian icon turns 80.

    mediafaro.org/article/20260506

    #Vespa #Scooters #Italy #Transportation #History

  22. 80 Years of Vespa.

    Vespa is one of the most famous brands; the name immediately brings to mind the image of the lovable scooter.

    The Italian icon turns 80.

    mediafaro.org/article/20260506

    #Vespa #Scooters #Italy #Transportation #History

  23. 80 Years of Vespa.

    Vespa is one of the most famous brands; the name immediately brings to mind the image of the lovable scooter.

    The Italian icon turns 80.

    mediafaro.org/article/20260506

    #Vespa #Scooters #Italy #Transportation #History

  24. 80 Years of Vespa.

    Vespa is one of the most famous brands; the name immediately brings to mind the image of the lovable scooter.

    The Italian icon turns 80.

    mediafaro.org/article/20260506

    #Vespa #Scooters #Italy #Transportation #History

  25. 80 Years of Vespa.

    Vespa is one of the most famous brands; the name immediately brings to mind the image of the lovable scooter.

    The Italian icon turns 80.

    mediafaro.org/article/20260506

    #Vespa #Scooters #Italy #Transportation #History

  26. #BondiBeach #BikeRecycle and Service Day

    18 April 2026 / 10:00am - 2:00pm

    "Recycle your old bikes NO bookings required or Bike check and tune stations MUST be booked using link below

    10am to 2pm @ Park Drive North (access via Queen Elizabeth Drive)

    Give your old wheels a second life. Bring any child/adult #bikes, #scooters & #tricycles. Collected items are later repaired and redistributed, or recycled by #RevolveRecycling.

    Bike check and tune stations MUST be booked using link below

    Book your bike in for a free check-up and tune. This 20 minutes service will include a quick check over by a bike mechanic of tyres, gears and brakes. They will let you know if more repairs are needed, the potential costs or may be able to fix small issues on the spot. Push bikes only. 20 minutes slots. Limited places, Book Here."

    To register:
    waverley.nsw.gov.au/secondnatu

    #SolarPunkSunday #BicycleTuneUps #BicycleRecycling #BondiBeachNSW #Australia #BikeTuneUps

  27. #BondiBeach #BikeRecycle and Service Day

    18 April 2026 / 10:00am - 2:00pm

    "Recycle your old bikes NO bookings required or Bike check and tune stations MUST be booked using link below

    10am to 2pm @ Park Drive North (access via Queen Elizabeth Drive)

    Give your old wheels a second life. Bring any child/adult #bikes, #scooters & #tricycles. Collected items are later repaired and redistributed, or recycled by #RevolveRecycling.

    Bike check and tune stations MUST be booked using link below

    Book your bike in for a free check-up and tune. This 20 minutes service will include a quick check over by a bike mechanic of tyres, gears and brakes. They will let you know if more repairs are needed, the potential costs or may be able to fix small issues on the spot. Push bikes only. 20 minutes slots. Limited places, Book Here."

    To register:
    waverley.nsw.gov.au/secondnatu

    #SolarPunkSunday #BicycleTuneUps #BicycleRecycling #BondiBeachNSW #Australia #BikeTuneUps

  28. #BondiBeach #BikeRecycle and Service Day

    18 April 2026 / 10:00am - 2:00pm

    "Recycle your old bikes NO bookings required or Bike check and tune stations MUST be booked using link below

    10am to 2pm @ Park Drive North (access via Queen Elizabeth Drive)

    Give your old wheels a second life. Bring any child/adult #bikes, #scooters & #tricycles. Collected items are later repaired and redistributed, or recycled by #RevolveRecycling.

    Bike check and tune stations MUST be booked using link below

    Book your bike in for a free check-up and tune. This 20 minutes service will include a quick check over by a bike mechanic of tyres, gears and brakes. They will let you know if more repairs are needed, the potential costs or may be able to fix small issues on the spot. Push bikes only. 20 minutes slots. Limited places, Book Here."

    To register:
    waverley.nsw.gov.au/secondnatu

    #SolarPunkSunday #BicycleTuneUps #BicycleRecycling #BondiBeachNSW #Australia #BikeTuneUps

  29. #BondiBeach #BikeRecycle and Service Day

    18 April 2026 / 10:00am - 2:00pm

    "Recycle your old bikes NO bookings required or Bike check and tune stations MUST be booked using link below

    10am to 2pm @ Park Drive North (access via Queen Elizabeth Drive)

    Give your old wheels a second life. Bring any child/adult #bikes, #scooters & #tricycles. Collected items are later repaired and redistributed, or recycled by #RevolveRecycling.

    Bike check and tune stations MUST be booked using link below

    Book your bike in for a free check-up and tune. This 20 minutes service will include a quick check over by a bike mechanic of tyres, gears and brakes. They will let you know if more repairs are needed, the potential costs or may be able to fix small issues on the spot. Push bikes only. 20 minutes slots. Limited places, Book Here."

    To register:
    waverley.nsw.gov.au/secondnatu

    #SolarPunkSunday #BicycleTuneUps #BicycleRecycling #BondiBeachNSW #Australia #BikeTuneUps

  30. #BondiBeach #BikeRecycle and Service Day

    18 April 2026 / 10:00am - 2:00pm

    "Recycle your old bikes NO bookings required or Bike check and tune stations MUST be booked using link below

    10am to 2pm @ Park Drive North (access via Queen Elizabeth Drive)

    Give your old wheels a second life. Bring any child/adult #bikes, #scooters & #tricycles. Collected items are later repaired and redistributed, or recycled by #RevolveRecycling.

    Bike check and tune stations MUST be booked using link below

    Book your bike in for a free check-up and tune. This 20 minutes service will include a quick check over by a bike mechanic of tyres, gears and brakes. They will let you know if more repairs are needed, the potential costs or may be able to fix small issues on the spot. Push bikes only. 20 minutes slots. Limited places, Book Here."

    To register:
    waverley.nsw.gov.au/secondnatu

    #SolarPunkSunday #BicycleTuneUps #BicycleRecycling #BondiBeachNSW #Australia #BikeTuneUps