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I applaud this, but at some point "riding a bike" becomes a somewhat inaccurate and/or incomplete description of what's happening here. There's so much auxiliar
by anonytrary 8y ago
I applaud this, but at some point "riding a bike" becomes a somewhat inaccurate and/or incomplete description of what's happening here. There's so much auxiliary stuff required to make this possible that it seems like a bit of a stretch to call this "riding a bike". The footnotes kind of matter.
- croo 8y agoMy thoughs exactly. They are behind a car and bike specially crafted for this and they pulling the bike up to speed - probably because the bike is non-fuctioning under 100 kmph or so. Great technical feat but it's not "cycling as we know it".