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Cardboard Bike's Fundraiser Is Rolling

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Cardboard Bike's Fundraiser Is Rolling

June 25, 2013 • Israel inventor Izhar Gafni hopes to make reliable, tough bikes that can sell for only about $20 each. Videos of his invention went viral last year. He's using the Web to raise money.

Cardboard Bike Creator May Soon Start Peddling His Product

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Cardboard Bike Creator May Soon Start Peddling His Product

June 3, 2013 • Israeli inventor Izhar Gafni's creation became an Internet sensation last year. Now he and a business partner are launching a Kickstarter campaign that promises "limited and exclusive access" to those interested in getting their hands on one of the bikes.

For About $20, Cardboard Bicycle Could 'Change The World,' Inventor Says

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For About $20, Cardboard Bicycle Could 'Change The World,' Inventor Says

October 15, 2012 • The materials are plentiful and the process of twisting, shaping and lacquering makes for a frame that's strong and durable, inventor Izhar Gafni says. Mass production is supposed to start in the next few months. See video of a bike in action.

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