Urban 'bike' video

[barrelgal]

What do you all think of this urban 'bike' concept?
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yiiI-...layer_embedded

I'll stick to a bike with pedals that I don't need a harness to ride! Interesting info though
http://www.ecochunk.com/1696/2012/08...-for-mobility/

[Tri Girl]

Look at the way that harness hugs his man bits. Looks mighty uncomfortable and awkward. Weird for sure!

[barrelgal]

Also, while decending could be fun going up would be a chore

[tzvia]

Imagine not being able to stop at a light and sit up and stretch...

Now another link on that site, down at the bottom, for the cardboard bike, sounds more interesting...
This.

[pll]

Looks like the Laufmaschine 200 years later, except the 1817 version looks more comfortable.

[VeganBikeChick]

That doesn't look comfortable at all! I'll stick with my regular bike, too.

[indysteel]

Look at the way that harness hugs his man bits. Looks mighty uncomfortable and awkward. Weird for sure!

"Man bits!" Lolz!

[Catrin]

An adult balance bike?

[Tri Girl]

"Man bits!" Lolz!

and "lady balls" for the female parts. On one of our MANY loooong bike rides last summer in prep for our Ironman, my best friend and I came up with that one after a particularly bad case of "lady bit crunch." We would always refer to them as LB's. We had a lot of time to fill with convo- don't judge.

[indysteel]

and "lady balls" for the female parts. On one of our MANY loooong bike rides last summer in prep for our Ironman, my best friend and I came up with that one after a particularly bad case of "lady bit crunch." We would always refer to them as LB's. We had a lot of time to fill with convo- don't judge.

I used to ride with a woman who referred to lady balls/bits as her "Girlsteiner" as a play off of the pro cycling team, Gerolsteiner. Of course, all the men we rode with eventually figured out what we meant when we'd complain about our girlsteiners hurting, but we all got a good laugh out of it!