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Di-Cycle: The Two-wheel Bicycle Designed For Watery Places

Started by Josh M · 9 months ago

Now, think about it folks. When you’re cruising across the rocks, roads and roundabouts on your normal bicycle, you never know when a gaping water hole is going to open up right in front of you. Certain doom.
Fortunately, this bicycle concept, could save you from landin ... Continue reading »

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mingsish
9 months ago

Seems to me that it would become very drippy and maybe even a bit splashy in a moist environment. Basically i think the wheels will kick up a lot of muddy water all over me and my new white di-cycle. Any ideas on how spotty stain tragedy could be avoided?

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Josh M
9 months ago

I picturing mud-flaps. big ones with BACK OFF written on them.

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aldean
9 months ago

this is pretty cool man - I love how it looks - I don't imagine would be half as much fun actually riding this thing - the tyres are pretty narrow, and imagine trying to park the mother..

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Josh M
9 months ago

Does seem like it would be clumsy. the wheels would really need to turn independent of each other in order to make those tight turns. it needs rudders and a propellant system and stickers.

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Your Mum
9 months ago

STICKERS! WHAT THE FUCK ARE YOU A FUCKING QUEER?! STICKERS WOULD LOOK LIKE SHIT IT LOOKS FINE THE WAY IT IS! i like the mud flap idea tho.

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