Mundiali releases first photos of the all new M6 Bicycle:

The Mundiali M6 Bicycle first pictures have been released. The M6 comes in Mundiali’s signature Blu Scuro (dark blue) color. The electric hub motor, which is powered by a 36V Lithium-Ion battery, can be completely recharged in 4-6 hours. The Pedaling-Electric Assist Run enables a rider to have continuous riding pleasure by applying power when you need it most. It has a maximum speed of 25kmh and is accompanied by duel disk brakes. The MSRP of the M6 is $950.00.

Mundiali expects the bicycles to arrive at showrooms in time for the holiday season. Check back for the latest updates.

To find out more and place an order, contact us today at: info@Mundiali.com

To learn more about Mundiali, please visit us at: www.Mundiali.com

Mundiali Featured on Puget Sound Business Journal

Mundiali founder and CEO Alex Agudelo has been featured on the Puget Sound Business Journal on October 28th, 2010. The report known as "THE GREEN REPORT" has been profiling minority business leaders this year.
You can gain access to the full report "Mundiali helps companies lighten energy load"  on the Puget Sound Business Journal website. Check out the full report on: http://www.bizjournals.com/seattle/print-edition/2010/10/29/mundiali-helps-companies-lighten.html

Update on the Mundiali Bicycles

The first Mundiali Bicycles are currently in production. Our production team is tirelessly working to finalize our introductory line called the M series. The bicycles will come in three distinct colors:
- Blu Scuro
- Nero
- Argento

The first pictures are out of the color code “Blu Scuro”

The M series of bicycles are the result of an avant-garde design that follows Mundiali’s great tradition in fabulous style. The M exemplifies Mundiali's talent for innovation and design. This thrillingly nimble and beautifully balanced bike offers capability in unprecedented comfort, thanks to a host of accessories and fantastic specifications. More updates to come.....

Things you can do today to help save our planet and lower your carbon footprint:

What are some of the most common items you buy every day? Are those items safe for our planet, or do they actually do more harm to our planet? Do you care? If you have a concern about global warming, your personal carbon footprint and want to do your part in saving our planet, the following short list will help. The top 10 things you can do today are:



1) Avoid buying or using:

   a. Styrofoam cups

   b. Paper Towels

  c. Bleached Coffee filters

  d. Teak and Mahogany

   e. Chemical pesticides and herbicides

   f. Conventional household cleaners

   g. Toys made with PVC plastic

   h. Plastic forks and spoons

   i. Rayon

2) Look for and buy:

   a. Energy Star appliances and accessories (i.e. light bulbs)

   b. Look for Organic, local, in-season produce

   c. Look for Low or ideally no VOC paint

3) Leverage creditable resources

   a. Department of Energy: http://www.eere.energy.gov/ or http://www.energy.gov/

   b. Climate Action Network: http://www.climatenetwork.org/

   c. Clinton Global Initiative: http://www.clintonglobalinitiative.org/