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For the guy on your holiday shopping list!

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for that beer drinking cyclist in your life (via uncommongoods.com)

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How cool is this for your guy? Gear up for a refreshing drink by popping open a cold one with this unique Bike Chain Bottle Opener. Strongly resembling a bike chain in utility and in fashion, the gear serves to easily pry open bottles and the removable chain lends this opener an edgy industrial look.

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This Bike Chain Bottle Opener will become part of your every day accessories if you know how to rock it! Never forget where the Bottle Opener is again!

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A cool bottle opener that looks like a bike chain. (via zgallerie.com)

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This bike chain bottle opener is made of recycled materials that consists of an anodized aluminum head.

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useful, edgy, recycled. what's not to like?

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Great gift idea for Dad, Grandpa, Husband, Boyfriend or your brother. Love this bottle opener...could even be a great stocking stuffer!

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Graham Bergh and his team of gifted artisans in Mosier, Oregon make an amazing range of funky household items from tons of recycled bike parts. Each month they collect 3,000 pounds of used parts, drawing from 150 shops in 17 states. The parts that still have life in them are donated to a local non-profit group that teaches bicycle repair to children, but the ones that are beyond repair are made into cool things like this bike chain bottle opener. It's hard to believe their stuff is even recycled at all.

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