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Paper Bicycle
Paper Bicycle was a Scottish utility-bicycle project built around a low-maintenance one-size frame, enclosed drivetrain, upright position, and customisable chaincase panels.
Company history
Mechanical engineer and Carry Freedom founder Nick Lobnitz began developing the Paper Bicycle in 2006 while working on a Royal Mail brief for an easy-to-use, easy-to-maintain delivery bicycle. The resulting step-through design omitted conventional seatstays and used a second structural panel around the drivetrain, creating a rigid frame with a fully enclosed chain and surfaces that could carry custom artwork. Production frames were fabricated in Taiwan and finished or assembled in Scotland, with single-speed and Sturmey-Archer hub-geared versions, drum brakes, dynamo lighting, racks, and baskets. The frame concept was also licensed to Velobility for European public-bike systems.
- Founded
- 2006
- Headquarters
- Stewarton, Ayrshire, Scotland, United Kingdom
- Country
- GB
Paper Bicycle's official wordmark-and-bicycle banner recovered from the company's 2011 website archive; owner-authorized use; original 800 x 130 GIF retained without conversion or resampling.
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