We did a good job of pressuring the ball and communicating and rotating and playing through screens.

Successes are successes and failures are failures; we've definitely had our share of both, but we're [reaching] more donors and volunteers all the time.

It's important to note that we're not considered a charity, but if a project is selected as a recipient of a grant, we send the containers [of bike parts] for free.

[The point is to get] the business up and running, so they have the option of staying local or continuing to buy and ship parts from the U.S.. The projects in Ghana recently paid to receive three containers of parts from the Bikes Not Bombs in the U.S.

[The purpose] is to get small businesses up and running by providing the raw materials. It's building an enterprise from the ground up.

Maybe it could extend to stroke or other pathological patients who have an increased incidence of falls and an inability to control locomotion.