A Mean, Green Machine!

[Des of Anerley BC]

Cyclists are very innovate people, always in search of new gadgets, lighter bike bits, new materials. However the these space age technologies usually come at sky high prices. It does make a change to see that a new bike, using innovate materials and technology, has been designed with cost as a premium. Too good to be true? Take a look at http://anerleybc.org/the-very-latest-bike-material/

 

[Cyclist33]

Cyclists are very innovate people, always in search of new gadgets, lighter bike bits, new materials. However the these space age technologies usually come at sky high prices. It does make a change to see that a new bike, using innovate materials and technology, has been designed with cost as a premium. Too good to be true? Take a look at http://anerleybc.org/the-very-latest-bike-material/

Just to point out, the phrase "designed with cost at a premium" would mean it was very expensive. Do you mean the opposite?

Stu

 

[Des of Anerley BC]

Just to point out, the phrase "designed with cost at a premium" would mean it was very expensive. Do you mean the opposite?

Stu

Well Stu, it depends on what you mean by expensive. As you well know, my trusty, aged steel bike has been described as rusty rather than trusty. So for me, $ 20 me could be considered expensive, and I don't think cardboard will rust as much!

 

[Oldspice]

Still say it's a bad idea.

 

[biggs682]

great idea

 

[Mr Haematocrit]

..... and I don't think cardboard will rust as much!

No I'm pretty sure a bike made of cardboard will not rust when it gets wet