Here's the limited-edition bike made mainly out of recycled coffee pods.
Drinks maker Nespresso has partnered with a Swedish company to produce the bike made from used aluminium capsules in an effort to motivate customers to recycle coffee pods.
The Re-Cycle bike, made by Velosophy, features a bell shaped like a coffee pod and a basket designed to hold on-the-go coffee cups and is a "perfect balance of sustainability and style", Nespresso said.
The bike was an example of the potential of recyclable aluminium, which can be repeatedly re-melted and re-used, the company added.
Aluminum is one of the world’s most valuable resources which can be repeatedly recycled allowing craftsmen to give waste a new life.
The limited edition bike - 1,000 have been made - is available from Velosophy's website priced at £1,189 plus shipping.
Nestle-owned Nespresso opened its first recycling scheme in 1991 in Switzerland. It is now available in more than 50 countries, featuring over 100,000 drop-off points, door-step collection, and mail-back options.
Nespresso chief executive Jean-Marc Duvoisin said: "Through our collaboration with Velosophy, we're illustrating to coffee lovers the potential of recycling their aluminium Nespresso capsules.
"By using recycled capsules to make beautiful bicycles, Velosophy bring sustainability and style together to create a truly meaningful experience, bringing to life the importance of recycling."
