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  1. Hello All,

    I am pretty much done with racing (injury, family obligations, etc) and was wondering if there are any good organizations out there that would accept a 1993 Cannondale R800.

    It certainly has its share of scratches - it must have 20-30,000 HARD miles on it, but I have a mix of Ultegra/600 (9spd.) with Spinergy Rev-X wheels.

    I do not want to bother with price wars, so I would like to see it go to maybe a youth program that needs equipment and DO NOT want it to be turned around and sold for profit after I donate it.😠

    Anyone know of any organizations?? I am in Williamsburg, VA,

    Thanks!

    Dan Kehlenbach

  2. Don't know if this is exactly what you're looking for but I'm sure the william and mary cycling team would be able to put it to use.

  3. Contact your local sherrif's dept or police dept. They work with youth programs all the time that rehab bicycles and give them out as prizes.

    Also, contact the boys and girls club in your area. They love to have stuff like that to give out.

    Are you sure you're done riding?

  4. http://www.thirdwardbikes.org/

    they're an organization in houston that get kids involved in after school bike programs, some of the kids are making their own chopped bicycles

    if you'd like to find some more articles and info on this organization try google

    it may be a way's away from most people, but if you did send in the parts they would definetly be put to good use

  5. Contact a few of your local bike shops. The one I frequent takes donated bikes. They give out tax receipts, fix up the bikes around the holidays and then pass them out to the local shelters and childrens organizations. My wife and I een helped pick a few up for them last year.

  6. dan kehlenbach said:

    Hello All,

    I am pretty much done with racing (injury, family obligations, etc) and was wondering if there are any good organizations out there that would accept a 1993 Cannondale R800.

    It certainly has its share of scratches - it must have 20-30,000 HARD miles on it, but I have a mix of Ultegra/600 (9spd.) with Spinergy Rev-X wheels.

    I do not want to bother with price wars, so I would like to see it go to maybe a youth program that needs equipment and DO NOT want it to be turned around and sold for profit after I donate it.😠

    Anyone know of any organizations?? I am in Williamsburg, VA,

    Thanks!

    Dan Kehlenbach


    I would say Shriners
    they accept all kinds of donations and all go to kids who can use them
    most of these kids would never have most of the stuff they give out
    from donations

  7. Thanks all......

    To answer one of the posts....I am certainly not done with riding. My interests have shifted from racing/competition to touring. I am currently planning on a transcontinental tour. As much as I LOVE riding, the competition bug has stopped biting. I will stay involved with the sport - I am a USA Cycling certified coach and a strength and conditioning coach.

    I will certainly take all of your suggestions in locating a home for this good bike.

    Thanks!!

    Dan

  8. Check out this web site.

    http://www.orcracing.com/juniorsprogram.html

    Our club keeps loaner bikes that are used for kids that can't afford one but is interested in getting in to cycling. Please contact Coach Bob (link on the web site) if your interested.

    Thanks
    Dan.

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