Fort Collins’ Bicycle Maker to be Featured on the Discovery Science Channel Tonight
Panda Bicycles in Fort Collins is making quite a splash nationally. Earlier this year the eco-friendly, bamboo bike makers were featured by Vogue Magazine, which its online readers named them as one of the top 10 most wanted Eco Fashions. Now Panda Bicycles is moving on to national TV. The bike makers will be featured on the Discovery Science Channel program, "How It's Made" tonight.
The episode featuring Panda Bicycles will air at 7 p.m. tonight. Check your cable provider for the channel number.
The program will show viewers in 116 countries worldwide how the locally created bamboo bicycles are made. The business blends modern cycling technology and natural composite materials together to make the eco-friendly, sustainable bike. The major frame component is bamboo, a light yet sturdy member of the grass family.
Panda Bicycles is based at 130 W. Olive St., Unit E, Fort Collins. They offer a single-speed commuter bike, an eight-speed with internal gears and a 21-speed road bike. You too can own one of these beautiful bikes for a price tag that is not as light as the bike -- The most inexpensive bike at Panda will run you $1,899.00, and you can spend up to $3,499.00.
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