Bicycle Parts Look Lovely - Who Knew?
The idea for Resource Revival came to Graham Bergh in 1991 when he got a flat tire biking to his recycling job in Portland, Oregon. They create interesting and functional products from recycled bicycle parts. Every year, bike shops all over the United States send them tons of tons of greasy used bicycle parts. From there, the Rebicycling process begins.
I think I first saw Resource Revival stuff in Jacksonville Oregon as part of Gayle and my annual Ashland Trip. These products don't quite fit Gayle home decorating tastes, but I've particularly enjoyed the bike-based picture frames, desk pendulum clock, bowls, and most recently a small wall mirror. They make great gifts too, especially for those whose inner Portlandia is crying to get out. read more