Recycling the worn bits??
With all this cycling I'm doing I've got a box in the shed full of worn chains, cassettes, etc. Is there somewhere I can deliver them for re-cycling[;)]?
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If you like making slightly surreal garden art, you could make one of these.
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Toss them. failing that your local scrap merchant will take them from you for a feeRacing is life - everything else is just waiting0
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worn out chains and cassettes, put them in the scrap metal bin. If they are not worn out keep them as a unit ie. don't mix them all up as they will have worn togeather and so must stay togeather.
http://www.ripon-loiterers.org.uk/index.asp
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Local council tip should have provision for scrap metal.
Scrap metal merchant will take it off your hands, but unless you have a lot (several kilos), i wouldnt bother.
Scrap is fetching good money by the way....the old sight of gypsies touring round in vans collecting has returned...but you gotta find him first.
Chill out, fer Christsakes....
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A spare bit of chain makes a novelty Key Ring
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With all this cycling I'm doing I've got a box in the shed full of worn chains, cassettes, etc. Is there somewhere I can deliver them for re-cycling[;)]?
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