New Vintage & Used Online Bike Shop! Bike Recyclery

[Bike Recyclery]

Introducing Bike Recyclery, an online haven of used and vintage bicycle goods! Located inside of Sunrise Cyclery in beautiful historic Logan, Utah. Bike Recyclery had humble beginnings operationg as Mountain Slayer Cycles out of a garage in St. Louis, Missouri (and later SLC), 2006. Fast forward 6 years, June 2012. We are relaunching MSC under the banner Bike Recyclery. With the name change comes a much improved website, better parts sourcing, and the support of Sunrise Cyclery. With the coaching of resident bicycle advocate/designer/all around eccentric Jeff Keller, Bike Recyclery has grown tremendously in knowledge and depth. CHECK IT OUT!



Currently, the site has about 400 products with several hundred more in the works. Product highlights include:

-1986/87 Eddy Merckx Corsa Extra, 56cm $995
-2003 GT Zaskar $849
-Browning auto-shift bike
-Large selection of campagnolo parts: Derailleurs cranks brakes toe clips etc
-Huge selection of vintage and modern saddles (and about 30 more to be listed soon!)
-NIB Mavic Mektronic drivetrain $379
-Fox forks (talas, f100)
-XTR M950/m951/m952 spiders $39.99
-NIB Onza seatposts
-NIB white Odyssee gyro cables
-8/9 speed Ultegra/600 and Dura Ace: Lots of stuff
-Scott Superbrake brakeset
-Salsa stems
-Lots of early XT/XTR stuff
-Recycled stuff! Jeff makes Blip Seats, which are chairs made from bike tires/tubes, and packing materials. He also makes Velo Hangers, which are clothing hangers made from bike parts. Check out the "Recycled Products" category.

I just got back from a successful parts hunting trip to Colorado, and have a ton of great stuff I'll be listing soon. Think NOS Tomassini Panto Cinelli 1R stem, Guerciotti panto Super Record levers and seatpost, C-Record crankset, bonded carbon/aluminum Guerciotti frame, SR/NR/Victory parts, Nitto moustache bars, Titan moustache bars/stem, etc.

We also buy/trade! Let us know if you have any bikes or parts you're looking to unload!

It's easiest to reach us via email, justin@bikerecyclery.com

 

[john]

If you want to advertise your business on the site suggest you contact myself for advertising rates.

Pretty poor form expecting a free advert here without having the courtesy to contact the site staff. Wonder if you take kindly to people walking into your store and helping themselves to stock?