Sugar bottles by Tacx

$12.00

Who doesn’t drink water when they ride? We are happy to show off our new Sugar Wheelworks bottles made by Tacx. The new design was created by designer Mary Lytle and inspired by our love of all things sweet! The new bottles are also made from O2 reducing sugar cane so we just had to give them a shot. Sugar’s motto is “never salty” so the white bottles and fun graphics made sense. 

As a small business focused on building bikes to make people and the planet healthier, it is important to find ways to reduce our footprint in any way. We want our bikes to last lifetimes while we strive to reduce waste and CO2 we put into our atmosphere. This is why we've opted for the environmentally-friendly Tacx Shiva O2 bottle which is made from emission reducing sugarcane.

The 500ml bottles features an easy to squeeze bottle, "eco-friendly" plastic, and an ergonomic, easy grip cap with lockable pull-out spout. The Tacx design has been proven by thousands of professional riders and teams! 

How does the CO2 reduction work? During the growth process of sugarcane the crop takes harmful CO2 emissions out of the air. From the stalk we retrieve among other biproducts ethanol, a renewable raw material that is the basis for “green plastics”.  The bottle and cap are made in The Netherlands using 100% recyclable BPA and PET(E) Free renewable sugarcane so you can feel better knowing after your bottle is done, it won't sit in a landfill for a lifetime. Drink well.

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