Does the U of W Seattle ever auction off bikes?
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As in, the lost-and-found bikes? You might contact the UW Police to find out.
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nO, BUT i'D LOVE ONE IN oCEAN cITY if it was a very very good deal. :-) MAYBE.
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Alot of websites have online classified sections where you can peddle your wares for free. Hell, I think Yahoo has one. But if you are wanting the auction format you might be out of luck, I know Amazon does auctions but I dont know if they charge for the service.
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look on cycletrader.com
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There are several large shops in the area.  Depends on what you are looking for.  I wouldn't always go to a large shop.  The largest has to be Performance in Campbell.  It is part of a large chain and has some of the best prices.  I get a lot of things there.  Great prices on clothing for example and constantly has sales.  There are shops like Wheel Away or Off Ramp that are fairly generic.  Large selection and cater towards the crowd that rides comfort bikes.  Personally I like Chain Reaction or Bicycle Outfitter but they are Los Altos.  Cupertino Bikes has a great reputation.  If I want something special and I need guidance, Sloughs on Race St. is the place to go.  George is very well known in the bike industry.  Your shop doesn't have a part, guess who they call.  He tends to gear his stuff towards the high end but the guy has everything.  Good guy. Just don't take a dept store bike to be tuned up there.\n\nThere are so many.  ST on Capital is another good one.  If it is Mtn Bikes, Trailhead is a good one.  It just really depends on what you are looking for.
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We had a place like that back in Minneapolis and they did well.  They had lots of cars consigned. They took care of all the lookers\nThe only problem was, as a seller, you couldn't use your car.  Otherwise, good idea. Go for it. Good luck.\nForgot to mention, I sold my motorcycle through a consignment place this past spring.  It was great. I didn't have to wait for potential buyers to show up ( which they usually don't )  The place advertised, took care of the title transfer, etc. They would even detail the bike if you wanted for a fee.
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I don't know of any shops that rent bikes here.  Usually bike rental is more prominent in areas where there is a lot of bike tourism.  I'd just try calling the stores like BikeSource, Trek Bicycle Store and Bike America.  Bike America might have a used bike that they would rent to you for a week.
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No but you can try Ebay - they may be going cheap.
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I know the bikes although I have no idea that's not really my area of expertise but these guys have always come through for me in the past with regard to the old classics (they don't deal exclusively with Schwinn lotta old timers with extensive knowledge here. http://groups.msn.com/SchwinnTalk
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I don't know any in yonkers but I know of one near by. There is a route along the bronx river parkway and along the saw mill parkway. Also on Sundays they close down the actual BRP to cyclists.
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possibly United Cycle at 10323 - 78 Avenue, On Gateway Blvd.
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Go to auctions.yahoo.com
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http://newjersey.craigslist.org/med/170762714.html\nhttp://newjersey.craigslist.org/etc/159920680.html
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Not if you ask first.  Some stores reuse them and some don't.  There are some business that pay to ahave them hauled off.  Just ask.
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I checked the website out, and it appears to be nothing but advertisments.  Nothing "free" there....\n\nTry www.freecycle.org, it may be the kind of website you are looking for.  Also try Craigslist; many people trade items on Craigslist.\n\nI hope this helps.
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There is this new type of shop available.  It is called a bicycle shop where they sell and fix bikes.  Its really the wave of the future.
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try checking the freecycle in your area.