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Old 06-22-22, 07:58 PM
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Originally Posted by nlerner
Canadian IRS?
They're pesky that way...
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Old 06-22-22, 08:00 PM
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Originally Posted by nlerner
I'll be sure to visit you at Leavenworth.
Might be a bustling business there for 650b conversions...
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Old 06-22-22, 09:20 PM
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I work at a coop in southern California. At least for us, prices tend to be in calculated in multiples of $2 or $5. This makes it easier to do some quick math when someone comes up with a pile of parts. Still most low end derailleurs will be $5-10, wheels $10-40, pedals are usually some like $2-$5, not too different than the photo posted. Alot of items like handlebars are sold cheap as it's hard to store them in bulk and they don't often move fast.
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Old 06-23-22, 08:48 AM
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Originally Posted by nlerner
I'll be sure to visit you at Leavenworth.
I hear they have a nice Atelier there.
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Old 06-23-22, 09:20 AM
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Originally Posted by gugie
I hear they have a nice Atelier there.
Likely true, but the compensation schedule might run quite a bit lower than your current rates.
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Leavenworth? How about 5 & 10 in Woolworths?
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Originally Posted by ehcoplex
I am so insanely jealous of folks who live within reasonable distance to these mythical co-ops so often referred to......
Get together with a group of like minded people and START one. Every co-op out there was started by someone. Be that someone.

I also have identified co-ops that are along the way of my typical road trips. I make sure to make a cash donation to all the good ones. My recent Frejus posting was a co-op find. I made a cash donation later, as it was too far below FMV. My favorite co-op finds are from their "dog pile", bikes they plan to scrap that often have fatal issues like stuck stem and seat post. Many co-ops do not have the time to deal with these issues. I leave the bikes they have already repaired for their local customers. Frejus was incomplete, not rideable (far from it). But a good starting point for a project.
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Originally Posted by beech333
They always seem to be closed when I come to town, but I scored a Super Record rear derailleur in the box for cheap. I tried telling him he could get more online than the asking price, but I still have it and waiting for the right project. I bought several shirts to help spend some money there, along with a few other bits.

FWIW, the RD looked like it was mounted, but barely used, if at all.
Call me next time. I have the door code.
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As promised. Anchirage, AK.
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Originally Posted by balindamood

As promised. Anchirage, AK.
Awesome! Thank you! Looks like I was right on target!
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