Kickstand Coffee in Brooklyn

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About


Kickstand is committed to providing the best possible cup of coffee to community events in NYC with the smallest environmental impact possible. We achieve this goal by using bikes not only for all of our transportation needs, but also for a portion of the power we use in brewing the coffee we serve. At Kickstand getting people outdoors and bringing them together over coffee is our primary goal.

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• • Check out our interview with FREEwilliamsburg! http://tinyurl.com/34bnt46 4 hours ago May 14, 2010
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• • RT @TastingTable: Mobile coffee company 'Kickstand' will launch in McCarren Park this weekend. Caffeine-peddling bicycles 11-6 5 hours ago May 14, 2010
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• • @ProjectLatte Thanks! Look forward to talking (coffee) shop tomorrow! 6 hours ago May 14, 2010
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• • Join us in McCarren park tomorrow! We'll be serving Gimme's Amaro Gayo and Grumpy's El Injertal. 6 hours ago May 14, 2010

Contact

Email: team.neal@gmail.com
Phone: 347-218-0963

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The sparrow brings home
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"Force yourself," she chirps.

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