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How do I get rid of a bike?

BartholamueBartholamue Registered User regular
in Help / Advice Forum
Simply put, I broke the frame of my current bike (as well as a pedal on another) and I have this question to ask. How do I recycle/get rid of a bike? Would a recycling depot take it?

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  • FyreWulffFyreWulff Registered User, ClubPA regular
    I'm pretty sure a recycling depot should take it, since it's mostly metal with some rubber and plastic. It won't hurt to call them up and ask.

    If you have a local bike shop, you could MAYBE give it to them or sell it to them as a parts bike (make sure you tell them what went wrong with it)

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  • BartholamueBartholamue Registered User regular
    They're pretty much unusable since I broke the frame on one bike, and the other bike is simply too old, and I broke the pedal of that one (it's from the 80's). I'll try the recycling depot, thanks.

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  • Uncle LongUncle Long Registered User
    You'd be amazed what people will pick up from the curb so long as there is a "free" sign nearby (and sometimes even if there isn't)...

    But your plan is good as well. I'd try seeing if you can sell it for a few bucks.

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