Take the city of Eugene. It is known throughout the States for its bicycle-friendly infrastructure. No, because the city needs more creative ways to inspire bicycling. The Center for Appropriate Transport demonstrates a few examples. Also, youth who are taken on rides on bikes they've just repaired are more receptive to advice on how to ride and act in the streets than youth sitting in a classroom or in a simulated environment.
Adults can rent our fully equipped workspace to fix their bicycles.
Instruction is always available. In our Eugene Rack Works project we teach youth how to build and install bike racks at businesses around Eugene. They learn to weld, as well as how to deal with customers and with each other. They also learn that making it easy for bicyclists encourages more riders. Bicycle Valet Parking Car parking is a problem at every cultural event in Eugene.