Brian Finnegan's Bicycle

http://www.americanbamboo.org/GeneralInfoPages/BambooBicycle.html

I believe the handle bar plays in Bb

:laughing:

I like it!

Brakes?.. :astonished:

:slight_smile: David

Fixed gear.

jb

Someone needs to email this link to Luka Bloom. Its the Accoustic Motorbike! Come on, get up on on yer bike, pedal on, pedal on, pedal on, pedal on…

So it’s not going to speed up whenever it is ridden down hill?

David

Not if you apply the brakes, which is done by applying the pedals backward. Fixed-gear system pedals don’t spin backward freely. Instead, that is the brake function.

Man, am I showing my years. When I was a pup, somebody came up with the 3-speed bicycle and we though that was the stuff.

Hey all;

I keep shuddering at the idea of splinters… :astonished: … No off-roading on that one for sure.

But still… can you buy one? I would.

Mark

(note how excellently I reprained from the obvious but taxonomically incorrect pun, ā€˜I wood’.)

I dunno, get the company to hire the professor from Gilligan’s Island, I’m sure he can come up with a design for Bamboo Shocks :laughing:

thanks for explaining Nano! :slight_smile:

David

Loren wrote:

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I dunno, get the company to hire the professor from Gilligan’s Island, I’m sure he can come up with a design for Bamboo Shocks :laughing:[/quote]

Yea, they could be coconut-milk compression with shell-dialling pressure heads. Maybe some kind of damper/compensation system built out of the excess fat of the Captain. (Fatties, maybe?) :astonished:

Thurston Howell III could back the company (to the tune of ā€œI’m cookoo for kokonutsā€). Gilligan’s shiny, dessicated skull could be mounted on the front forks to ward off all those that ā€˜just want to touch it.’

Or, maybe not. :smiley:

Mark