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Bike bunker project open to Waterford City cyclists with no outdoor space
Cyclists and aspiring cyclists in Waterford City with no outdoor space can avail of a new bike bunker project for free.
The bunkers are secure hangars for city residents to securely keep their bicycles close to home and away from the elements, saving both space and worry.
According to Waterford Sports Partnership, interested parties can try out a bike bunker at no cost for six months in exchange for feedback.
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— Waterford Sports Partnership (@WaterfordLSP) April 1, 2022
Ideal candidates are people living in apartments or terrace houses who always wanted to own a bike but couldn't due to lack of space.
Anyone wishing to try the initiative can email emullan@waterfordsportspartnership.ie.
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