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I did this last night: http://www.eternalmachinery.com/bic
The frame is green (and not as thick or round as it should be). The frame and the chain go over the rider's head. I'm interested in opinions.
http://www.scul.org
http://images.google.com/images?q=a
Update:
I think this guy's is better in every way :/
http://www.wind-water.nl/rec_build_n.ht
The frame is green (and not as thick or round as it should be). The frame and the chain go over the rider's head. I'm interested in opinions.
http://www.scul.org
http://images.google.com/images?q=a
Update:
I think this guy's is better in every way :/
http://www.wind-water.nl/rec_build_n.ht
now, if you see the star trek movie, they had a hubless [electric] motorycle. that was neat. even more cool, is that hubless wheels exist now.
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I haven't seen the start trek movie. I briefly considered trying hubless, but I don't think it would be cool enough to justify the increased complication and inefficiency.
oh, this might interest you:
http://library.crossfit.com/free/pdf/53
and the final video mentioned in the .pdf that puts it altogether:
http://media.crossfit.com/cf-video/c
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I'm aware there are lots of recumbents. I don't think any are like this.