#recycleabike

Recycle a Bike!! They're around the corner from the new STStation location in Olneyville. They set up Space Wolf and the MarzTwin with their first tiny bikes! If you're going to get a bike, get a bike at @rab_providence #recycleabikeprovidence #supportlocalbusiness #recycleabike #olneyville #alieninvasion #spacetransformationstation #rifoundation https://www.instagram.com/p/CNBM7V-nt4L/?igshid=u5xqwecwvkdb

Mural commission for Providence's Recycle-A-Bike program, 2013. Two signs and a wall mural created from stencils based on images of the group's work. Metalwork by Peter Fuller.

So day one of my internship was just as fun as day one of my Microsoft class which is very fun btw. So that day I got up latter than the other days but that’s ok because if I did not, I would of missed Lynne’s text message and I would of ended halfway to school to find out that I would have to go back. Well any way since I knew that I was going to go to straight there I could take some more time to get things done. I did not need be in such of a hurry because I could just take the 8:30 bus to get there. Finding the place was not that hard at all either all I had to do is walk a few stores down from New York’s systems and take a right. Sure the ally did look a bit sketchy but still it was not that hard. When I got in there I found another kid who got there early. After waiting for mostly everyone to come they handed out re-used notebooks and we got started. After some name introduction and a hefty time of looking at bikes we got to go to the basement to look at the bikes that we could use to make our bike. When I first came downstairs I saw this chopper and fell in love with it, I got to tag it but they made me choose another bike because that one would take too long (most likely) or maybe it was going to be too hard I don’t really know they kept throwing excuses at me but I still refused to give up on that bike. After we looked for and chose a frame we took a lunch break then looked at tools