Weird bikes, bike innovation and bike contraptions
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qclabrat
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Any early adopters here?
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OddTrickStar
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zmartene
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zmartene
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No orifice will go unfilled
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This clever MTB tire plug tool fits inside your thru axle
The Robert Axle Project tire plug tool fits inside select 15mm front axles for quick trailside fixes.
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mwlikesbikes
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I don’t really understand the point of all these things that get stashed in alll these tiny spaces. Someone should invent some kind of bag that fits under your saddle or top tube or something like that…
Or maybe a backpack that can hold water and any tool you might need.
Or maybe a backpack that can hold water and any tool you might need.
Perhaps a "baggage drone" to carry your stuff and follow you around. Or maybe you can just leave said drone at the car and when you need it, you just summon it. You can have a fleet of drones, in fact. Spare tire drone. Pizza drone. Space blanket drone. And so on.
THAT guy? Sorry my drone is unresponsive.
But I think a pizza drone would hold a lot of stock in the trade game.
Kaleidopete
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rough ride!
zmartene
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Tangentially appropriate:
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S Rower Turns Your Smart Trainer Into Smart Rower: First Look!
A new company at Eurobike, S Rower, is aiming to turn your existing smart trainer into a smart rower, with its bolt-on attachment that works with pretty much any direct drive smart trainer. The company unveiled itself (and its
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huffster
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Does it only go downhill or was the idea to have a horse drag you along?
Kaleidopete
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I think your legs and feet propelled you on the level, downhill a free ride
Ian F
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That's neat. Do rowers normally use clipless pedals? I could imagine them providing marginal gains in power transfer, but this is the first time I've seen them in this application.Tangentially appropriate:
S Rower Turns Your Smart Trainer Into Smart Rower: First Look!
A new company at Eurobike, S Rower, is aiming to turn your existing smart trainer into a smart rower, with its bolt-on attachment that works with pretty much any direct drive smart trainer. The company unveiled itself (and its
ilnadi
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I think you Flintstone it
Ian F
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From what I remember, I think you're right.
The "belly bar" between the saddle and the steering bars is interesting. I suppose that is to lean against will going downhill so you can get more weight on the front wheel for control.
Part of me wants to build a replica to try... and another part of me is saying, "don't you have enough lingering injuries?"
Purl
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So I stumbled upon this recently. A pivotless full sus that uses the frame(?) as the spring in addition to tailored hydraulic pistons, I assume to dampen, for the rear suspension. Hmmm reminds me of older Cannondales that had the elastomer attaching seat stays to seat post.