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Ole Rodrigo

Always hated this one. You'd almost expect it to transform into Darth Vader.

Darth Vader in a man bra, prone to falling over, that is.

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Keep_Her_Lit

I feel sorry for that poor little fella underneath holding it all up ...

check_six

Sheesh! It just goes to show ya, ya can't bate the old two triangles!

Leroy42

@Outfox Picture

I assume they brought it out to the desert to kill it and bury the ramains

Raam

OldBean

Carbon fibre beach cruiser?

shaka

When is deep too deep

Lumen

Never trust a bike with two first names.

pointer28

That has to be one of the worst so far.

OldBean

OldBean wrote: »

Carbon fibre beach cruiser?

Ahem.

recedite

I thought the Alans were long gone. They made their name with a (comparatively) featherweight aluminium frame that was glued together, back in the day when everyone was riding a steel frame. Nobody trusted the glue 100% though, rightly or wrongly, which limited their popularity. Their website still honours the old steed.

Eamonnator

recedite wrote: »

I thought the Alans were long gone. They made their name with a (comparatively) featherweight aluminium frame that was glued together, back in the day when everyone was riding a steel frame. Nobody trusted the glue 100% though, rightly or wrongly, which limited their popularity. Their website still honours the old steed.

Those Alans were rebranded Vitus frames, as ridden by Sean Kelly for a lot of his career. He seemed to trust them.

recedite

Yeah, that was the Duralinox. I think they might have changed the formula for the glue and then rebranded. Not exactly sure though. Maybe the truth will come out some day.

REBELSAFC

http://www.lightfog.co.th/ourwork/industrial?product=21

REBELSAFC

Take your pick from these :

http://www.msn.com/en-gb/news/personal/weird-and-wonderful-bicycle-concept-designs/ss-BB5nKV8?ocid=HPCDHP

but this one takes the biscuit........

mossym

REBELSAFC wrote: »

Take your pick from these :

http://www.msn.com/en-gb/news/personal/weird-and-wonderful-bicycle-concept-designs/ss-BB5nKV8?ocid=HPCDHP

but this one takes the biscuit........

it looks like a clothes peg

magicbastarder

REBELSAFC wrote: »

http://www.lightfog.co.th/ourwork/industrial?product=21

regardless of the looks of the bike; why would you bother producingsuch small air purification and photosynthesis units? there's no benefits of scale whatsoever. and the environmental impact of producing the 'eco-friendly' systems probably outweighs their operational benefits.

just buy a couple of potted plants. they don't need batteries to maintain their function.

Leroy42

But oxygen comes up from the top tube. Damn it, thats what I need when on the bike. I always struggle with breathing.

I thought it was lack if fitness but know I know its the bikes fault

Hmmzis

Can't quite see what sort of quantities of CO2 can that bike split and where the captured carbon goes. Since a plant is carbon neutral by definition this would beat a potted plant in any case if the manufacturing cost is ignored. It would be interesting to compare this against just planting a tree and then harvesting it to make a floor or some other permanent construction.