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Full Suspension Freeride Trike
I can't remember where I got this picture from...is this a real bike or is it a joke???
I'm sure four year olds would love it mind you!
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Originally Posted by
londonlad
I can't remember where I got this picture from...is this a real bike or is it a joke??? I'm sure four year olds would love it mind you!
Upon a closer look, I just realized it is a two-wheeler, not a three-wheeler, although it's modelled on the classic tricycle design.
Cynical Bystander
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Originally Posted by
londonlad
Upon a closer look, I just realized it is a two-wheeler, not a three-wheeler, although it's modelled on the classic tricycle design.
Or the antique-classic bicycle design.
Tony
is making a comeback.
Turns out that five years of not mountain biking, really makes one strive to get back to it.
locked - time out
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That's sick! I wonder how it would hold up on the drops with that cantilevered stem?
Forty-Six & 2 ahead of me
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Originally Posted by
COmtbiker12
Or the antique-classic bicycle design.
they're called pennyfarthings and some people love them. i dont doubt its real.
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The front shock appears to be next to worthless considering that the cranks mount directly to the front axle...
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orthopt
The front shock appears to be next to worthless considering that the cranks mount directly to the front axle...
Mayve it takes some of the rattle out of your arms though...
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Like the Ibis Zaszbo (sp?)?
Dazed and Confused
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They should call it the ENDO.
Is ibuprofen considered a recreational drug?
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never seen one of those before...
looks like a useless item.
where did you find that at
always learning
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check it out
http://www.q-bike.com.tw/
i guess it's real
DaBomb Molotov rider
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Q bikes
Originally Posted by
tgreathead
Thanks for confirming that and passing on that web-site! I guess the design is inspired by the 1870s Italian classical bike look (penny farthing?). I spoke to someone who couldn't access the q-bike.com web-site, so I'm posting a few of the pictures here. Apparently they have three models: kids, teen, and adult. Interestingly the teen and adult bikes (Time Rider 2.0 and 2.6) have a gearbox with a 1:1.96 gear ratio. What do you think they would be like to ride? The bikes look like more like a novelty item, the geometry doesn't look very comfortable for riding. With the small rear wheel I doubt the performance would be real great? And at 14.80kgs, the adult bike is awfully heavy too! Fun just as a gimmick or toy bike perhaps? Riding them on the street would get you some second looks though!
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Amazing.
Amazing. People actually ride these things!
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londonlad
Amazing. People actually ride these things!
notice that no one is actually riding them in any of the pictures!
DaBomb Molotov rider
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q-bike at Interbike?
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Jwiffle
notice that no one is actually riding them in any of the pictures!
Q-bike's website says they had a booth at InterBike. Is that where these pics are from perhaps?
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i just found one of these, i think i'll pick it up since i have a 36" penny
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