CapMetro’s bike share service is now back up and running after a fire damaged more than $150,000 worth of its equipment back in May. The fire caused significant damage, and it changed the way CapMetro had to charge and get its bikes back out on the street. The backstory:CapMetro’s bike share service typically offers hundreds of bikes at 75 to 80 stations across Austin, making it easier for people to get around the city. But the service has been offline since May after a fire broke out at its bike share facility off east Ben White Boulevard. The fire damaged bike batteries and charging infrastructure, with CapMetro estimating about $159,000 worth of equipment lost.