TCC
Tokyo Cycling Club
- Jun 30, 2013
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Hi
You may have noticed the new Wiki tab up top (which currently leads nowhere)...
Well, in a few days, we will launch the new TCC Wiki!
This is exactly as it sounds, and will be a cycling related Wiki, which you will be able to contribute to and edit (should the desire take you).
The initial aim is to create a comprehensive Wiki related to the technical side of cycling; individual pages for components, sections of the bike, troubleshooting, maintenance, repair, assembly, etc., will be the first elements to be created, with the content having a distinct focus on doing all of this in Japan.
We would like build something which will act as the definitive technical reference for everything bike related, and enable the user to quickly dip in should they have a problem, find the peer-edited solution, and also find links to real resources in Japan to aid them with whatever it is they wish to do.
So, in the next few days, once we have finished modifying, customising, tweaking, hitting things with hammers and water-boarding the code, we will go live. From there we would like to ask your thoughts on how it should all be laid out, and how to proceed, so keep your eye out for news on this and let us know what you think.
Thanks a lot.
You may have noticed the new Wiki tab up top (which currently leads nowhere)...
Well, in a few days, we will launch the new TCC Wiki!
This is exactly as it sounds, and will be a cycling related Wiki, which you will be able to contribute to and edit (should the desire take you).
The initial aim is to create a comprehensive Wiki related to the technical side of cycling; individual pages for components, sections of the bike, troubleshooting, maintenance, repair, assembly, etc., will be the first elements to be created, with the content having a distinct focus on doing all of this in Japan.
We would like build something which will act as the definitive technical reference for everything bike related, and enable the user to quickly dip in should they have a problem, find the peer-edited solution, and also find links to real resources in Japan to aid them with whatever it is they wish to do.
So, in the next few days, once we have finished modifying, customising, tweaking, hitting things with hammers and water-boarding the code, we will go live. From there we would like to ask your thoughts on how it should all be laid out, and how to proceed, so keep your eye out for news on this and let us know what you think.
Thanks a lot.