Human Powered Bus
04-13-03 | 07:16 PM
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Bring It!
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From: Bay Area, CA
Bikes: Torelli - Trek 520 - GT - and some old Schwinn Thing
Human Powered Bus
My bike club sent out this link of a human powered bus.
https://www.ds.arch.tue.nl/General/St...Pbus/HPbus.htm
https://www.ds.arch.tue.nl/General/St...Pbus/HPbus.htm
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04-13-03 | 09:09 PM
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Every lane is a bike lane
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From: Gold Coast, Queensland, Australia - passionfruit capital of the universe!
They've had one of these going in North Sydney for a few years. We're also thinking of doing one for Ride to Work day on the Gold Coast this year. I might hang on to that link.
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04-14-03 | 12:55 AM
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From: Hamilton, New Zealand
Bikes: 2004 Cervelo Soloist 105, 2005 Apollo Apex, 2006 SCOTT Speedster S30
LMAO school bus trips would be soooo much quieter....the guys down the back would be panting cause they're so fat.... and id be up the front spinning with ease lol
Brendon
Brendon
04-14-03 | 01:02 AM
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From: Hamilton, New Zealand
Bikes: 2004 Cervelo Soloist 105, 2005 Apollo Apex, 2006 SCOTT Speedster S30
2,500kg divided by 32 cyclists = 78kg of bus per person! and I thought that my Steel MTB was heavy!!!
I wonder what speed difference there would be between students and some Tour de France guys?
Brendon
I wonder what speed difference there would be between students and some Tour de France guys?
Brendon
