Re: Look what your next new bike may be.

In the article, it looks like they have solved that with their "organic" layered coatings over the cardboard.   I guess they soaked it in a body of water for a really long time and it was not damaged at all!   I am thinking they are serious about this.   Kind of cool actually since they believe it can be manufactured close to markets so as to avoid having huge distribution issues and wasting fuel shipping..

Terry

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I would worry most about rain and puddles - disintegration. 

Hal

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From: Klaus Muehlbradt <kmuehlbr@gmail.com>
To: lets-ride-fc@googlegroups.com
Sent: Monday, October 15, 2012 10:49 PM
Subject: Re: Look what your next new bike may be.

I know I shouldn't laugh.... BWAHAHAHAHAHAHA. Funny idea. Kudos to the inventor for thinking out of the box. (I realize this could be a pun.)

 

I guess the real commercial plan here is to market the advanced card board technology.

On Monday, October 15, 2012 3:13:48 PM UTC-6, Hal wrote:

http://news.yahoo.com/cardboard-bicycle-change-world-says-israeli-inventor-090732689.html

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