A 2005 Univega HT-550 was stolen from the CNM Montoya campus on Feb 28 between 11:45am and 2:20pm. If you have any information regarding the whereabouts of this bike, please contact us and we will inform the owner.
Medium sized Fuji Odessa mountain bike. Chromoly frame, 21 speeds, front shock, Shimano components. Ready to ride. $90. To see it, call 505.508.5913 or contact us.
52cm Raleigh road bike frame in great condition, straight, no dings but minor paint chips. Campy dropouts. I’m not sure what the tubing is, but I’m guessing Reynolds 531. This is a light frame. Comes with Tange headset and bottom bracket. $100. Contact us to see it.
Lots of vintage project bikes and parts, cheap. Mostly incomplete, but there are a few complete bikes for sale. Road bike frames, handlebars, stems, seats, seat posts, bottom brackets, wheels, etc. This Sunday November 15th from 10am-5pm. Come down and pick up a winter tinkering project. South side of Lead Ave SE, 1.5 blocks west of I-25 in between Elm and High st. See map here.
contact us for more info.
Re505 is proud to be the first Albuquerque retailer of Alchemy Goods’ products. Alchemy Goods is a Seattle based maker of hand-made bags and other useful things that are all made from recycled bicycle tubes and vinyl signs. Their products are now available through our websites Re505.com and 505recyclery.com as well as at our downtown ABQ location. If interested, call 505.508.5913 or email us at re505nm@gmail.com. Come in and pick one up and you will receive an introductory 20% off. Also, bring in your old bicycle tubes and we will send them to Alchemy Goods to be reused in their products. See their website at AlchemyGoods.com for more info.
Messenger – $168
Urban Messenger – $148
Ad Bag – $35
Magnolia – $88
Ad Bag – $35
Simple Card Holder – $7
Biz Card Holder – $10
At the moment, we seem to be posting more stolen bikes to our site then bikes we have to sell, so it’s nice to hear at least one ABQ bike thief has been caught. 52 year old Albert Gutierrez was arrested Friday and charged with seven counts of larceny after being witnessed stealing a bike from UNM campus and leaving a coffee cup with his fingerprints at the scene. Gutierrez has allegedly stolen at least 7 bikes from the UNM campus and pawned them at a local pawn shop. See this Albuquerque Journal story and read all about it.
On another note, two days ago I walked out of 7-11 at Lomas and 12th street and found someone trying to steal my back wheel off of my bike that was locked up in front of Lowe’s grocery store. What the hell is a matter with people?
If your bike has been stolen, feel free to email the details to info@505recyclery.com and we’ll post it to the site.
We got ourselves a super dooper rare, full carbon bike. The bottom bracket on this bike is a little bit higher, so she’s ready to race at the Denver velodrome. The Bike has a custom seat, that is made out of an extremely expensive material, that is known not only for it’s durability, but super light weight, the material is known as duct tape. This bike was built to race on the velodrome, so it’s weight was kept to a minimum, therefore there is only one handlebar grip. The rear wheel is a little untrue, but it still runs low 9 seconds on the flying 200m time trial. Come by 505 Recyclery, and let this little baby take you to the top of the velodrome circuit! Oh and the frame is 24.5 cm
Email info@505recyclery.com or call 505.508.5913 to see it.
Black, white and gray brake cable housing, brand new, $1 per foot.
Email info@505recyclery.com or call 505.508.5913 before you stop by.
