I wish..

[summerdays]

Surely in part of the experimentation of what a bike could be, new forms are created.

OK they are unlikely to look like this one - but it makes people think about the bike and what shapes it could be. WHo thought of the first recumbent? Did they get alot of flack?

 

[domtyler]

I would buy one, but it would have to be in gloss black.

 

[alecstilleyedye]

it's a bit form over function for my liking, but i'd love to see it in the steel…

 

[Yellow Fang]

When I first saw it I thought errr, isn't there a design flaw there. Luckily I watched the video before making a prat of myself. I wish I had the skills to do stuff like that.

 

[magnatom]

I love it. I really would be a cool bike to cruise about on. It would certainly raise a few eyebrows!

 

[dodgy]

boing boing boing.
That's probably the noise it'll make.

Dave.

 

[dantheman]

looks cool, but thats all, and im sure even if it were strong enough, and put into production, if i got one id loose interest after 10 mins..

much better than normal "modern art"- if thats what it is..

 

[bonj2]

It's ART Bonj.

so why didn't he just draw it and have done with it?

 

[Rhythm Thief]

Has anyone posted the video link?

 

[mickle]

so why didn't he just draw it and have done with it?

Because sculpture is just as valid an art form as drawing. And by rendering it in 3D it becomes real, actual instead of a mere idea. And it's kool. Aktually.

 

[mickle]

I can comprehend all the steering linkage stuff, that's straightforward, it's how many recumbents steer and many cars change gear, but the designer has managed to rebuild a coaster brake to work on a stub axle. That's proper amazing that is. And it's lush, which is the main thing.

Lush conquers all.