*Note - Photo is not a reflection of our current stock. Please see the listings below for updated inventory.
Used Bikes and Gear
The Hub Bike Co-op offers a wide variety of used bikes, components and accessories as part of our commitment to sustainability and our creed of providing "All Types of Bikes For all Types of People." We offer used products exclusively at our 3016 Minnehaha Ave shop.
We have a large range of pre-owned complete bikes, from budget-friendly road and mountain bikes to high-end speed machines. We also stock used children's bicycles, cargo bikes, BMX bikes, trail-a-bikes and bike trailers.
View our currently available used bike selection.
*Note - Photo is not a reflection of our current stock. Please come into the shop for current used parts selection.Used Parts Salvage Yard
Our Salvage Yard is a goldmine for experienced crate-diggers and newbies alike. We stock a variety of used components, including wheelsets, saddles, hubs, brakes, and more. The Salvage Yard is also a great place to find used accessories like fenders, racks, pumps, trainers, repair stands, and even apparel.
We are not purchasing bikes or components at this time
Steps We're Taking Around Minneapolis Police Department
Updated 1/11/2021
The Hub Bike Co-op fully supports and stands in solidarity with the organizations and entities that have severed ties with the Minneapolis Police Department, including the University of Minnesota, Minneapolis Public Schools K-12, Minneapolis Institute of Art, The Minneapolis Parks Board, First Avenue, Minnesota Orchestra, and others.
The foundation of The Hub has always been buying and selling used bikes, and this continues to be a vital way in which we support our community and the environment by diverting gently used items from the landfill and offering affordable and quality used bikes for purchase.
In order to buy and sell used bikes, The Hub is required by the City of Minneapolis to comply with the Minneapolis Police Department and run every second hand bike we purchase through an automated reporting database to check for stolen bikes. Our in-shop interaction with the police department is infrequent, but it is a requirement of our license with the city to sell used bicycles. We are working with the Minneapolis City Council to remove the police role in reporting and replace it with a non-violent, community-based alternative.
Community alternatives to police:
- MPD 150: A People's Project Evaluating Policing
- Crisis Resources from Walk-In Counseling Center
- What to do after a bike crash without calling the cops (tips from Brazil Law Group, shared by Our Streets MPLS).