When we usually think of recycling, we think of the basic newspapers plastic bottles, and glass containers that we drag out to the curb once a week to do our small part in lessening the waste we create.  But what if beyond those juice bottles and pickle containers that we pass on to the recycling center, we actually got creative and did a bit of recycling within our home? 

This kind of idea is behind Resource Revival, a company out of Oregon that recycles, literally, tons of bicycle parts every year into many a household item, from key chains to coffee tables.  The clock we are featuring is constructed from a recycled bicycle chainring and a computer hard drive. 

So if you don’t have time to ride your bike, here’s a way to use a bike every second of every day.

DETAILS
-    Recycled Bike Chain Clock by Resource Revival

-    Clock Diameter measures 7 ¼”

-    Constructed from recycled bicycle chainring and computer hard drive 

-    Made in Oregon, USA

-    $7.95 Flat Rate Shipping - no matter how much you buy