Your old pop cans could end up in your new ReCycle
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ReCycle bicycles are made from recycled aluminum, and have several distinctive design features
The fixed-gear ReCycle Moshi Moshi
Two of the three ReCycle models feature a NuVinci N360 sealed hub transmission
The ReCycle mBula cruiser
Two of the three ReCycle models feature a belt drive instead of a chain
The purely aesthetic ReCycle rear drop-out hole
Each of the three ReCycle models have distinctive fork designs
The ReCycle Mudmaste
Article Summary
Some readers may recall our recent article on the Rizoma bicycle. Along with its carbon fiber build and almost US$5,000 price tag, one of its more striking features is the lack of a seat tube – the part of the frame that runs from the seatpost down to the bottom bracket. Well, if you want to save quite a few bucks, you may soon be able to get that same sort of frame made from recycled aluminum, on the decidedly quirky ReCycle line of city bikes.
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