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Ride and clean!

Whether it’s leaves, gravel, metal, or glass debris, riding on dirty pavement makes for an unpleasant, bumpy experience. It may even drive you off the bike lane and into traffic—not safe!

We are developing bike lane sweepers pulled by any bicycle. It provides an economical, ecological, and practical way to clean bike lanes and roadsides.

Two types of sweepers are being prototyped and tested: (1) the pick-up type, where debris is collected into bins for disposal, typically in urban settings, and (2) the push-aside type, where debris is pushed to the side, typically in rural settings.

Pick-up type: Best for protected bike lanes or urban areas. Compostable bags can be used.

Push-aside type: Pushes debris to the side of the bike lane.

Features

Pulled by any bicycle

The sweeper can be pulled by any bike, although e-bikes are helpful on uphills. We design the sweepers compact and eco-friendly.

Affordable

Dedicated bike lane sweeper trucks can cost up to $200,000. Our sweepers cost orders of magnitude less, enabling more sweeping of bike lanes.

Electrically powered brush

The brush is powered by an electric motor connected to a battery mounted on the sweeper.

Adaptable

The adjustable hitch has a standard Burley connection to the towing bike. It can accommodate any rear wheel size from 22 to 28 inches (600 to 700C).

Wireless control

A wireless on-off switch clamps to the handlebar.

Fit in the trunk of a mid-sized car

Our sweepers are slightly over 3 feet wide (about one meter) and can be lifted by two people.

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About us

The eco bike lane sweeper project was started by Pierre during the COVID-19 pandemic. After he built successful proof-of-concept sweepers, Cedric joined the team for assistance with design and manufacturing. We are both cyclists who are passionate about making bike lanes and roadsides safer and more enjoyable for everyone.