Worlds Tallest Bike
 

This is cool, I want one!
Eleven Foot Tall Bike

"The only real problem with riding around town on this thing was stopping - you needed some type of pole or fence to hold on to while waiting for a red light."

I don't think I like the idea of that. Other than that I think it's a really sweet work of art.

The "Devil", that weirdo that chases riders in the Grand Tours, is an engineer that designed and built a bike with huge wheels.

That is cool. But having fallen off a normal sized bike, I don't want to find out what it's like to fall off one of these.

Atomic Zombie Rocks!!!

Hes' got a book out on how to build this and other bikes, too...

I'm in awe! looks like fun!

My favorite quote from his site "I wanted to ride the bike home that day, but now the bike is so tall that power lines would get in the way."

"I test rode the 11 foot tall SkyCycle from the previous photo, but that did not go very well, and ended up jumping off the bike after the chain fell off and became lodged in the rear wheel - not a pleasant experience! Because I never wanted to free fall from 11 feet up again, I decided to cut the top section from the original frame, leaving a bike that was just over eight feet tall - a good place to start. At this height, you could jump from the bike without any real threat to your health - well as long as you landed feet first."

A parachute would become standard equipment just like a helmet.

if the botom B was down in the normal position you could use stilts and there should be no problems stoping at lights.
on the other hand my dad was saying it was big when he was a kid to flip the frame of a normal bike upsidedown and put on a long seatpost and hanlebar riser. made for a 6 foot ride and some dented car roofs(their mounting/dismounting method was to use a car)

No helmets 0_0