Community Bike Programs: Colorado, Connecticut & Deleware
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If you have bikes to donate or contribute, many of the organizations on this page are willing recipients. If you cannot find an organization in your community, you should also check the programs listed on our "youth program directory" and "international recycling bicycles" pages.). Still no luck, check locally for social service agency that serve the homeless, disadvantaged, orphanages, organize gift programs at Christmas, etc. (If you have additions or corrections for this list please let us know. )
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Directory of Community Bike Programs:
Colorado
Bike Station, University of Colorado, Boulder CO 80309. The bike station has numerous services to help keep the campus cyclists in the saddle and enjoying CU and Boulder's great bicycling environment. Buff Bikes are rented out for free to faculty, staff, and students.
Community Cycles, 2805 Wilderness Place Suite 1000, Boulder CO 80301. Tel: 720-565-6019.
"Community Cycles is a collective of bicycle enthusiasts whose mission is to educate and advocate the safe use of refurbished bicycles as an affordable and sustainable means of transportation and personal enjoyment.
"Community Cycles repairs donated bikes, utilizing them locally and internationally, in teaching programs, to help anyone earn a bike as a primary means of transport."
Spokes Community Bicycle Project. Boulder, CO. Tel: 303-442-3138. Email: info @spokescommunitybicycleproject.org. Bringing back to life Landfill-Bound Bicycles for Sustainable Transportation
Spokes For Folks: Green Bike Program, Boulder CO. Tel: 1- 303-441-7316. Contact: Jan Ward. Email: WardJ @ci.boulder.co.us *. Started in 1995 as a collaborative effort between the City of Boulder's Downtown Management Commission and New Vista High School. May have ended in 2000.
Bike Depot, Denver CO.
Denver B-Cycle, Denver CO. Using 3rd generation B-Cycle system.
Derailer Bicycle Collective, 1065 Lipan St, Denver CO 80204. Tel: 303-573-3896. Email: derailerbicyclecollective @yahoo.com *. Community-run, completely free bike shop with an all-volunteer staff. Access to knowledgeable volunteers, books and other members of the bike community, a bicycle lending library, and maintenance workshops.
Recycle Bicycles, 13101 Wapiti Trail, Pine, CO, 80470. Volunteers refurbish donated bikes and give them to those who cannot afford bikes throughout the Denver metro area and Native American reservations. 15 years = 10,000 bikes.
Fort Collins Bike Coop, 331 North College Ave, Fort Collins, CO 80524. Tel: (970) 484-3804. (formerly Bikes Against Collective)
Ramwheels Yellow Bike Program, Colorado State Univ., Ft Collins CO. Free bicycle rental for students, staff and visitor to the university.
Golden Optimist Club, Golden, Colorado. Email: bikedonations @goldenoptimists.org *. Has an active bicycle recycle program.
Spokes Community Bicycle Project, Longmont CO.
Connecticut
New Haven Bike Collective, 216 Dwight St, New Haven CT. Email: NHBikeCollective @lists.riseup.net *.
Deleware
Urban Bike Project, 1908 N. Market St, Wilmington, DE 19802. Tel: 302-377-3681. Email: info @urbanbikeproject.org *.
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