Recycled Cycles offers new and professionally reconditioned bikes.  We sell over 4,000 road, mountain, tandem, recumbent, cruiser and kids bicycles each year.  We proudly carry new Raleigh, Schwinn, Cannondale, GT, Fuji, and KHS, just to name a few.

Certified reconditioned bicycles are what made Recycled Cycles famous.  Our vast used bike selection includes names such as Raleigh, Schwinn, Huffy, Trek, Specialized, Cannondale, Nishiki and many more.  Whether you need a $25 bike for the kids to get around on while they visit grandma and grandpa for two weeks in the summer or you want to enjoy the Ride-The-Rockies on a light, fast road bike, we have the bike for you!

From your first ride without training wheels to a summer cruise at the beach with your friends, the thrill of riding a bike never gets old. Even if you haven’t hopped on a bike in a while, it won’t take long for the smiles and laughs to come back. At Schwinn, we’ve been building our bikes to meet the Schwinn Quality standard for over a century. We are confident that you will experience our devotion to cycling every time you ride a Schwinn. Come enjoy the ride.

The Raleigh Bicycle Company was founded in 1887 in Nottingham, UK and is one of the oldest bicycle companies in the world.   For over 120 years, Raleigh has been creating market-leading bikes.  Today, their product development engineers and graphic designers ensure that the innovation continues and every Raleigh bike has a special level of quality and attention to detail.  The functionality of every bike is important at Raleigh, it must be “fit for purpose” and reliable.

Diamondback Bicycles was founded as a BMX brand in 1978 by Western Coast Industries in Camarillo, California, which sold bikes under the Centurion (bicycle) brand.  Early in its history, the brand name was “Diamond Back” and over time this changed to “DiamondBack” and then to “Diamondback.” Beginning in 1990, Western Coast Industries started selling its mountain bikes and road bicycles under the Diamondback name as well. Since 1979, many riders have successfully competed under the sponsorship of Diamondback, which began with BMX and expanded to Mountain Bikes with the creation of Diamondback Racing (DBR) in 1993.

GT mountain bikes are often readily identifiable by the “triple triangle” frame design present in most hard-tail designs. Early BMX frames were also easily identifiable as the top tube seemed to bisect the seat tube and protrude beyond it by approximately an inch-and-a-half towards the rear of the frame. This innovative idea was claimed to reduce the amount of vibration transferred to the seat from the rear wheel. Later versions would actually have the customary “GT” letters stamped on the end of the protruding tube.