Ken Herron

I made myself one of these things a while back. I didn't have any scrap lying around, so it ran about $30 in parts. It works well enough to get the wheels off and on.

If you don't actually need the money from selling the bike, you could consider donating it to charity. Some charities accept used vehicles; the vehicles are sold at auction and you can claim the selling price or the fair market value as a tax deduction. I donated an '87 Suzuki GS450 to Habitat for Humanity last year, and got to take a deduction of about $250 for it.

If you want to try something a little more unusual, Jeni's Splendid Ice Creams is a well-known Columbus chain. They have several locations. The ones closest to your area are in downtown Powell (Powell road and Liberty st) and another up in Chagrin Falls.