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The bicycle, simplified (without a chain).
- pokemonmaster 14y agoThey disabled comments on the youtube video. Never a good sign.
- freehunter 14y agoMany times companies do this, as it allows them to be in control of their PR. A product announcement/demonstration is not the proper time or place for Internet arguments that tend to arise on sites like YouTube.
- user24 14y agoInteresting idea and I applaud them for reexamining basic assumptions, but I think they need to do more work on the site to convince the viewer that this concept actually works. Issues to address include, at least: Balance, Gears, Speed, Effort
- pbhjpbhj 14y agoIt's a unicycle with a front wheel. Whilst it looks fun it also looks slow and difficult - mechanically simplified, perhaps.
- leephillips 14y agoDo unicycles have freewheeling hubs? I don't think so.
- kapuzineralex 14y agoWhere would I put my groceries? :)
- mdonahoe 14y agoI want to try it, but it looks uncomfortable.
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- francov88 14y agoCool design.... the latest in the Xtreme sports equipment?
- jonnycowboy 14y agoTo be copied in 5..4..3..2..1 Actually the main problem I see is that there is far too much weight on the arms.
- bradleyland 14y agoIs a chain really all that much of a problem? Most people I know who experience chain issues are dealing with derailers. A fixed-ratio (not to be confused with fixed-hub) chain setup is incredibly reliable, and allows for a longer wheelbase, which results in greater stability and more comfortable riding positions.