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If the parts are even moderately usable here are two main places that would use them.
The community cycling center, which is a non-profit school/bike shop can always use parts becuase they are always rebuilding old bikes. donations to them will get you a charitable contribution reciept which you can use for your taxes. They are on NE ALberta and 17th. www.communitycyclingcenter.org
The other place I would go would be City bikes on SE Ankeny at SE 19th. They are a worker owned coop bike shop who have th ebest parts room in all of Portland. You can give them your stuff, or sell it to them, but they will not give you much for it.
Or you can go to the dump or curbside recycle it, or donate it to resource revival the folks who make stuff out of old bike parts. They are in NE, I do not have their contact info.
Or you could take up welding and become an artist!
Good luck
Mark Ginsberg
Ed Lanton <anque-@yahoo.com> wrote:
Packrat that I am, I have a wide variety of bicycle parts I need to recycle, from old rims and bottom brackets to freewheels and derailluers. Does any know where to recycle such metal?
Thanks
Ed
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<DIV>If the parts are even moderately usable here are two main places that would use them.</DIV>
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<DIV>The community cycling center, which is a non-profit school/bike shop can always use parts becuase they are always rebuilding old bikes. donations to them will get you a charitable contribution reciept which you can use for your taxes. They are on NE ALberta and 17th. <A href="http://www.communitycyclingcenter.org">www.communitycyclingcenter.org</A> </DIV>
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<DIV>The other place I would go would be City bikes on SE Ankeny at SE 19th. They are a worker owned coop bike shop who have th ebest parts room in all of Portland. You can give them your stuff, or sell it to them, but they will not give you much for it.</DIV>
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<DIV>Or you can go to the dump or curbside recycle it, or donate it to resource revival the folks who make stuff out of old bike parts. They are in NE, I do not have their contact info.</DIV>
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<DIV>Or you could take up welding and become an artist!</DIV>
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<DIV>Good luck</DIV>
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<DIV>Mark Ginsberg</DIV>
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