On Sat, Nov 15, 2014 at 3:51 AM, Simon Poole <[email protected]> wrote: > Bryce, where are these common? Not something I've seen here (in a wide > sense of the word). > > Simon >
They're showing up all over the United States. Every new Whole Foods Market seems to have one. They're typical on new rail trail and bike bridge projects. And pretty common on college campus with a tradition of cycling. Here's one vendor: http://www.dero.com/products/fixit/ For a picture of it installed see: http://www.dero.com/images/products/fixit/fixit-gallery-1.jpg These repair stands are distinct from an "amenity=shop" that fixes bicycles, as stands are self-service, typically open 24/7, and free. It's not a shop as commonly understood. Some people have tagged these as "amenity=compresed_air", but that's not quite right either. A gas station air hose should be thusly tagged, but a "bike repair station" also features tools, presta valve adapters for bike tires, and a stand to hold a bike. --- --- --- --- --- --- Remember that OSM has an open tagging system. Often a new type of mapping will undergo some tagging chaos as convention develops.
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