Mr Haematocrit
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Just been sent a link to this site, looks interesting so I thought I would share
Our Goal
We want to provide you with the best bicycle related information resource there is, and we want to give it away for free.
Social Enterprise
We decided early on to make MadeGood a Social Enterprise and not a charity. This means we have to generate our own funds and operate as a business like any other, but any profit we make goes back into the company – we can’t sell shares in the company. This allows us the freedom to focus on our goal without worrying about satisfying the needs of third party shareholders or donors.
Bicycle Maintenance
We designed our content to be used by professionals and amateurs alike, which is an ambitious task. Structuring the library took a lot of thought, and in the end we decided that our tutorials needed to be concise, and complete. Most maintenance tasks are made up of a number of smaller steps that in themselves will apply to a number different, bigger tasks. We’ve tried to break the tutorials down into the smallest practicable chunks, and so first time users might find our library to be a little fragmented. It’s up to the user to find the most relevant smaller chunks in the library to make up the complete maintenance task they wish to perform. We know this isn’t always ideal, especially for beginners, so are working hard to design new ways of presenting the content in a more intelligent way.
http://www.madegood.org
http://www.madegood.org/bikes/repairs/
Our Goal
We want to provide you with the best bicycle related information resource there is, and we want to give it away for free.
Social Enterprise
We decided early on to make MadeGood a Social Enterprise and not a charity. This means we have to generate our own funds and operate as a business like any other, but any profit we make goes back into the company – we can’t sell shares in the company. This allows us the freedom to focus on our goal without worrying about satisfying the needs of third party shareholders or donors.
Bicycle Maintenance
We designed our content to be used by professionals and amateurs alike, which is an ambitious task. Structuring the library took a lot of thought, and in the end we decided that our tutorials needed to be concise, and complete. Most maintenance tasks are made up of a number of smaller steps that in themselves will apply to a number different, bigger tasks. We’ve tried to break the tutorials down into the smallest practicable chunks, and so first time users might find our library to be a little fragmented. It’s up to the user to find the most relevant smaller chunks in the library to make up the complete maintenance task they wish to perform. We know this isn’t always ideal, especially for beginners, so are working hard to design new ways of presenting the content in a more intelligent way.
http://www.madegood.org
http://www.madegood.org/bikes/repairs/
