<blockquote>You hire a brand new bicycle from OnefreeBike for FREE.*
The cost of your bicycle is sponsored by advertising displayed on OnefreeBike's uniquely designed, handmade and retro frame.
There are no restrictions on where you can ride and how you use your bike. You agree to ride your bike as much as possible, lock and protect your bike as best as you can and upload your weekly kilometres travelled to our website so our sponsors know they are getting value for money and we can reward the most active and public riders with free flights to exotic overseas locations and festivals etc. etc.
A typical agreement will be 12 months long. We will organise a launch party at the start and end of the campaign. You're also entitled to 3 FREE maintenance services which we organise at convenient service locations (& stock with suitable supplies) throughout the campaign. At the end of the campaign we hope to issue each rider with a new free bike.
We are continually searching for new riders so if you want to join in the fun, fill in the online application form and we will contact you as soon as we possibly can.
- At the start of the agreement we ask for a $75 security deposit which you will get back when you return your OnefreeBike at the end of the year.</blockquote>
You also get a helmet, odometer, bike lock and light. It has no gears though, so not suitable for hilly areas. Bike details
Source: Whirlpool freebies thread
Interest concept indeed,but the bike looks hideous though, old and has a massive advertising sign on it. Probably is for those who REALLY REALLY needs a free bike.