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Cast your internet vote for a Bicycle.

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  1. Cast your vote for a bicycle. The Sideways Bike.

    The Sideways Bike is a childrens play bicycle with independent front
    and rear steering.
    Certainly not everybodys cup of tea; but still a bicycle.

    The Sideways Bike was featured on a UK Invention Search program (Sky
    One, The Big Idea) on Saturday. The Bike progressed as far as the
    Wildcard Pool.
    Anybody can now vote online at

    www.thebigidea.tv (Bottom Right Corner "Wildcard Voting"😉

    Vote for a Bicycle (Even a Sideways Bicycle) !!!

    Michael Killian
    www.sidewaysbike.com

  2. Why would I want to do that when, as far as I can see, it is no better than a standard bicycle.

  3. SomeGuy said:

    Why would I want to do that when, as far as I can see, it is no better than a standard bicycle.

    The guy who invented it effectively says in one of the videos that it isn't better, it's just for fun.

    It's a bit like the difference between snow skis and a snowboard. You can get down the hill faster and with more control on skis, but some people think it's more fun doing it with your feet tied together on a snowboard.

  4. This link will get you a bit closer - you'll need to scroll down to the
    bottom of the page

    http://www.vodafonesmallbusiness.co.uk/bigidea/contestants_runnersup.aspx

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