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A Three-Wheeled Toilet Bike Powered by Poop

TOTO unveils a poo-powered motorcycle that runs on biogas.

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Don't worry: Despite what you might think, this motorcycle runs on livestock waste, not human waste. Image: TOTO

The Toilet Bike Neo puts poop to positive use. But you won’t be able to buy this cowpie-fueled motorcycle anytime soon.
 
TOTO, a company known for cutting-edge bathroom technologies, got our motors running this week when they unveiled their “Toilet Bike Neo”. 

No, this Japanese company is not going into the motorcycle business. The throne-topped ride was created to drive awareness around TOTO’s environmental efforts.
 
We know what you’re thinking, so this might be a relief. Human waste does not power this green machine; the commode is just a prop. This baby runs on biogas, a special fuel created from animal crap. The bike can ride up to 180 miles on one full tank.
 
Last November, the “Toilet Bike Neo” raised a big stink for the “TOTO Green Challenge” by driving 876 miles across Japan. The campaign was created to drive awareness around the brand’s eco-friendly products in addition to TOTO’s goal of cutting their carbon emissions in half by 2017. 
 
To get a glimpse of the poo-cycle in action, check out the video above.

deirdre-sullivan Deirdre Sullivan

is an NYC-based writer who’s obsessed with maximizing every inch of her urban dwelling. She’s a former fashionista who has worked for Lucky Magazine, InStyle, and ideeli.com. She recently traded her high heels and Fashion Week pass for a drill and bandsaw.

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