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Clubroom => General Discussion => Topic started by: TooFastTim on September 07, 2012, 07:27:30 am
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(http://i.dailymail.co.uk/i/pix/2012/09/06/article-0-14DD440D000005DC-281_634x423.jpg)
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??? ??? ???
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School project I bet.
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Hey it worked for Fred Flintstone. :D
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Maybe he was sick of his pants getting caught in the chain.....
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Mabe he was sick of his pants getting caught in the chain.....
:D :D
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Let's see him do a wheelie! LOL
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Possibly to stop saddle rash or for hemorrhoid cyclists.
Kevin
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At least there are no "flexi-grip handles"
(http://1.bp.blogspot.com/_fH_uu56gphc/TRIl0WFAq4I/AAAAAAAABkk/xs0C4cRmCmE/s640/Garrison_Tron.png)
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Mabe he was sick of his pants getting caught in the chain.....
The pants should be fine but I can see a foot being run over!
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I got this information out of the photo's metadata.
And I still don't get it............ ::)
Ferrari Press Agency
Ref 4796
FLIZ Bike 1
05/9/2012
See Ferrari text
A bicycle with no seat or pedals is a pushover to ride.
Called the FLIZ, it needs the user to build up speed by running and then lifting their legs to settle on foot rests at the hub of the rear wheel.
Momentum then sends the rider and bike on their way, a little like cartoon stone age man Fred Flintstone’s car.
The bike , created by German designers Tom Hambrock and Juri Spetter , is fixed to the rider with a belt system suspended from the machine’s frame under which the rider is fixed into pace.
Amazingly, the bike is an entry into the annual James Dyson Award for technology , innovation and design open to international students and founded by the Dyson vacuum cleaner inventor.
FLIZ comes from the German word “flitzen“ and means speeding... with your feet.
The concept is to provide healthy, ecological mobility in overcrowded urban spaces.
OPS: The FLIZ pedal and seatless cycle
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well, the good news is there's plenty of space to drop in that spare TT500 motor ;)
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I got this information out of the photo's metadata.
And I still don't get it............ ::)
Ferrari Press Agency
Ref 4796
FLIZ Bike 1
05/9/2012
See Ferrari text
A bicycle with no seat or pedals is a pushover to ride.
Called the FLIZ, it needs the user to build up speed by running and then lifting their legs to settle on foot rests at the hub of the rear wheel.
Momentum then sends the rider and bike on their way, a little like cartoon stone age man Fred Flintstone’s car.
The bike , created by German designers Tom Hambrock and Juri Spetter , is fixed to the rider with a belt system suspended from the machine’s frame under which the rider is fixed into pace.
Amazingly, the bike is an entry into the annual James Dyson Award for technology , innovation and design open to international students and founded by the Dyson vacuum cleaner inventor.
FLIZ comes from the German word “flitzen“ and means speeding... with your feet.
The concept is to provide healthy, ecological mobility in overcrowded urban spaces.
OPS: The FLIZ pedal and seatless cycle
I for one, am bitterly disappointed that the words "symbiosis", "synergy", "harmony" and "futuristic" are not in the media release.
Without those words, it's almost like they're taking it seriously...
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Shit Vandy-have you got a spare TT500 motor??? :D
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Shit Vandy-have you got a spare TT500 motor??? :D
Vandy ole mate. :P :P :P
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its prity easy ? its got a belt on it round his waist so once he has speed up he lift his legs up and glides along,superman style, be great for down hills at least.
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Pfffft! That design is sooooo 2011! I am about to release an even more revolutionary design. Picture this for the ultimate in futuristic bicycling harmony: no seat, no pedals, no wheels, no frame of any kind. Ladies & gentlemen I present the Walk.
(http://www.blogcdn.com/www.thatsfit.com/media/2010/01/woman-walking-beach456wy010410.jpg)
I'm still working on the press release...
"Walk comes from the English word 'walk' and means walking... with your feet."
I'm also looking for a multi-million dollar sponsor. All offers considered.
Tex
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The pre production model certainly looks the goods :D
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i tried that comming home from the pub on day, didnt really like it much i think i would rather ride me bike..
ill just have ten less beers....i recon that fritzen needs a built in helmet or was that Helmut rideing or should i say fritzening it...............Bawhahahahaha :-\