when 700c or 29" isnt enough, you can have a 36"
a hipster's wet dream
- Thread starter IH8Rice
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theyre evolving
I dunno man it seems too easy to ride.
does it turn?
But....but......it has a brake!
i was thinking the same thing. plus it looks pretty uncomfortable to pedal in that position. nice minimalist look tho, pretty stealthy.
Looks neat, but watching the guy ride it makes my knees hurt.
18" bb height and zero standover is going to make it a delight to ride in the city. Also the seat height doesn't look overly adjustable and the cranks are directly under the saddle.
I love it when people who don't understand bicycles design them
I love it when people who don't understand bicycles design them
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This is my wet dream for hipsters. I figure at 112# that this should do the job right proper.
that bike makes zero sense
Well most hipsters I know claim I could never ride as much as them when they ride to their work (coffee shop/bar/whatever) 3km away. So if that's far away I doubt they will even have time to realise they are uncomfortable.
You could manual that thing for days.
Wasn't this in the youtube thread months ago?
Would the rear tire act as a water deflector for the spray coming off the trailing edge of the front tire when riding in the rain?
evolution is supposed to move forwards, not backwards
Clearly that bike is the work of Intelligent Design.
It was.
Why don't these guys go full unicycle and be done with it?!
Oh yeah, that's right - never go full unicycle.
Oh yeah, that's right - never go full unicycle.
Funky... cranks are so far back... wha't happens when you need to get out of the saddle to get up a hill.
You......stand.......up?
twice!!!
That's on purpose to fulfill the irony quota.
Screw unicycles, I want one of these....Why don't these guys go full unicycle and be done with it?!
Oh yeah, that's right - never go full unicycle.
i have always wanted to ride one of those.
Screw penny farthings, I want a Whippet Safety Bicycle.
Creative. Pretty cool from and industrial design/gee whiz perspective. But from an actual bike rider's perspective? Not so much.
