Donate a Bike in Denver - Help Working Poor Without Feeding the Petro-Economy
Let’s say that you live in Denver and you have an old bike that you’re getting rid of. Or, let’s say that you don’t really like our petroleum-economy. Or, both! The solution is, frankly, quite simple: Derailer Bicycle Collective.
As you can read from their own website, the organization is based on the idea that
because bicycles are the most affordable, sustainable, efficient, healthy, environmentally friendly, FUN, and liberating form of transportation and recreation, the Derailer Bicycle Collective aims to teach and share knowledge about bikes and bike maintenance to anyone and everyone
Good enough for me!
What I couldn’t believe was the feeling at the place. It felt like I was in the middle of the revolution. Working poor who need bikes to live their lives, bicycle aficionados, and a handful of folks in between all getting together to build a better world one spoke at a time. Literally. Before the doors even opened there were at least 30 people chatting about what they were going to do that day to get themselves rolling on a bike or help someone else build a life rolling on a bike.
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