Showing posts with label Green Friendly. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Green Friendly. Show all posts

Friday, November 14, 2008

"Don't Trash the Nash" canvas bags are now available



Find them at the Threadventures website and tell them Corey sent you.

$9.50 per bag

Natural Body w/ Black Handles
Natural Body w/ Forest Green Handles
Natural Body w/ Navy Blue Handles
Natural Body w/ Red Handles
Natural Body w/ Royal Blue Handles

Sunday, July 06, 2008

Thinking about new modes of transportion due to the high cost of gas? Check out these funky bikes and scooters!


Over the years, the Pope has been driven around in quite a few different vehicles, which most people refer to as the 'Popemobile.'

The last time the Pope visited the United States, for instance, his ride was a modified Mercedes-Benz M Class SUV which had been specially modified to accommodate his needs. In fact, Mercedes-Benz has a long history of creating vehicles specially for the Pope, and now Piaggio has joined in as well. Piaggio's contribution, though, features just three wheels and is made from the rickshaw platform which is popular in India, where the vehicle was created.

Read the entire story about the "Pope rickshaw" in the Auto Blog Green.


A Michigan man has found his own personal solution to high gas prices in an interesting three-wheeled enclosed scooter which leans into turns from a Chinese company known as Xingyue. Before this story, we were not at all familiar with the company, though a Google search does turn up a little information.

Powered by a 150cc single cylinder four stroke engine, the scooter is capable of traveling on any road that is not a major highway and is fully street legal. The new owner estimates that he is getting fuel mileage of around 120 miles per gallon when he keeps it under forty miles per hour and 80-90 miles per gallon when he's really wringing it out.

Read the rest in Auto Blog Green.



SO you may be asking, "what is a Battery Box Motorbike"

This Motorcycle is one of a few bikes totally designed from the ground up to be a Electric Motorcycle.

A classic internal combustion engine (ICE) motorcycle has the frame built around and designed to hold the engine and this tends to dictate much of design and look.

The BBM-1 frame is designed around holding the batteries and storing as much energy as possible within the frame. To do that and free up the chassis space for batteries, some very innovative engineering needed to be employed.

Wanna build a Battery Box Motorcycle yourself? Visit their website and find out how.

Sunday, February 10, 2008

ZAP Cars and Stuff






Since 1994 ZAP has been a world leader for electric and advanced technology vehicles, delivering more than 100,000 electric vehicles in more than 75 countries. Whether it's a Xebra Sedan electric car or Xebra Truck, Zapino or Zappy 3 scooter, we can help you go green today with 100% electric and solar-electric hybrid transportation. Also, Recharge your mobile electronics with ZAP's new Recharge-It-All line of battery rechargers. Checkout our ZAP-X and ZAP Alias electric cars that we are developing with Lotus Engineering.
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The past year marked an important milestone for ZAP. With all the talk about electric cars and the environment over the past year, we are proud to be one of the only companies in the world today with a full line of affordable, production electric vehicles and a sales and service network helping to bring them to communities all over the world. We are particularly proud to be offering our first production electric cars, the XEBRA line of sedans and trucks. The XEBRA truly is an affordable way we can all make a statement in support of the environment.

Visit ZapWorld to see more cars, scooters and offroad vehicles. Cool stuff, indeed...

Tuesday, October 16, 2007

Funky, Interesting Stuff by Bleijh


Electric Car

Giant Downtown

Sandwich Bike


Fruit Bowl

The ideas of Bleijh concepts & design directly relate to the emotions experienced by people during their everyday lives while ; walking, sitting, cycling or driving. Using a Bleijh product is self explanatory.

Visit the Bleijh website