> Am 15.11.2014 um 18:35 schrieb Bryce Nesbitt <[email protected]>:
>
> 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.
in Rome and Berlin (and surely many more places) another typology of places to
repair your bike are common: workshops without commercial interest. They
typically do have opening hours and you go there with your bicycle to repair it
yourself. Typically there will also be volunteers to look after the tools and
who might help you if you kindly ask. In some of those you can also assemble a
working bike from broken and abandoned/donated ones. They're not the typical
shop as using them is free or they ask for a voluntary donation/fee to keep the
place running. If you need spare parts you'll normally buy them in an ordinary
shop and bring them there.
Here's one example, currently tagged as shop, what doesn't hit it 100%:
http://www.openstreetmap.org/node/566512945
cheers,
Martin
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