Every year, roughly 15 million bikes are thrown away in the U.S while 4,000 bikes get trashed in the Bay Area. The steel parts tumble their way into landfills and are left to decompose for decades.
But one Oakland nonprofit is gearing up to shrink those statistics, while helping locals in need find reliable transportation.
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