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| #1 Post by demiccoliantonio, on Fri Feb 27 2009 1:49 PM |
| i want buy one please tel me the price and modality for take one tank you |
| #2 Post by Sticky, on Thu Aug 6 2009 7:19 PM |
| It wouldn't work! If the bike were in motion, the wheels would be rubbing against the frame of the bike opposite the "gears". There's too much friction to pedal efficiently. The "gears" belong directly above the ground, opposite where the tire touches the ground. Adding a front fork with "gear" attached at the end, and extending the rear arm will achieve it. |
| #3 Post by Mike, on Sun Sep 13 2009 9:7 PM |
| That. Looks. Awesome. |
| #4 Post by Jignesh, on Mon Sep 14 2009 6:18 AM |
| wish to know about bicycle |
| #5 Post by bradford, on Tue Sep 15 2009 2:31 PM |
| I'm the designer. Shoot away. |
| #6 Post by Michael, on Wed Sep 16 2009 1:58 AM |
| Looks very cool. And, though "Sticky" displays some awesome analytical powers and savvy engineering sense, I think it could work. What are the prospects, realistically? What material would work for the wheels? (If they could deform in a controlled way, you've got a built-in, invisible suspension.) Maybe you could make the tire wider, and the rim deeper, to have the section of a T-beam or an I-beam, to make the wheels happen. I will send you all the development money you need, as soon as it falls out of the sky and lands in my lap. |
