UM....WHAT?! this is awesome!
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Rebel Thousandaire
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From: Hartford, CT
Bikes: Public D8, Yuba Mundo (cargo), Novara Buzz (1-speed, soon to be 2-speed w/ a kickback hub), Xootr 1-speed folder
There used to be a bike parked in my neighborhood (here in Somerville, MA) that seemed to be a homemade job with a similar concept - it was several sheets of some sort of heavy-duty plastic (lucite, I imagine) sandwiched together to make a frame. It was pretty awesome.
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san francisco nucka!
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im totally going to try to make this....but i want to make it out of aluminum....hell now that i REALLY REALLY REALLY thought about it, the idea is totally viable. think about it...you could easily sketch/draw the form/frame in solid works then save and export it as (dxm?) file to be sent out to a machine shop...i think a three point CNC router would get the job done. hell...this is so easy! now if i only had a financial backer........i would change a few things however....the bb shell and head shell would have to be more elgant. the current design is poopy. but it can be worked around.
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Dances With Cars
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From: Toronto, Canada
Bikes: TBL Onyx Pro(ss converted), Pake SS (starting to look kinda pimped)
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cab horn

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Bikes: 1987 Bianchi Campione
Originally Posted by arcellus
concept bikes were awesome.. BEFORE BIKES WERE INVENTED!!!!!!
Am I missing something?




