Eco Factor: 1959 Cadillac Eldorado inspired bicycle showcased at Toronto Cycle Show.
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We’ve regularly reported on the latest ways to do your bit for the environment by riding a bicycle. The creations included everything from folding bicycles to concept designs that you can carry in a backpack. Here is another way you can keep your love for cars buzzing, even when you’re riding a zero-emission bicycle.
The Cadillac-shaped bike was built as a one-off creation for the Toronto Cycle show, but has since promoted interest from cyclists and car lovers alike. The car/bike hybrid is based on a 1959 Cadillac Eldorado and carries a steering wheel instead of a handlebar.
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