Neutral Cycle Recycles
Starting in 1997, November 15th has been celebrated as
. As the name would suggest, this holiday was created to promote the recycling and reuse of materials nationwide. The goal is, also easily divined, to create a world that wastes less and produces less refuse. For the past five years, Urbana
at the
to engage community members - particularly children - and let them know what they can do to create a greener, more ecologically-sound community. This event is sponsored by
and the
.
This year Neutral Cycle was there, showing kids and other community members how to make jewelry and other items out of discarded bike parts, specifically old chains and tubes.
Check out this video of the event, complements of UPTV:https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4QihC5UhL_YLet us know if you've ever made anything useful or cool with old bike parts! Pictures are, as always, appreciated!