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chain geared penny farthing

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  1. What do you think?? It remembers me the Purple Phaze...

    Any of you can photoshop the penny farthing into a unicycle with
    handlebars an saddle?? just removing the little wheel..

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  2. What a freaky machine :eek:

    That concept wouldn't work as a unicycle because derailleur gears only
    work in one direction (i.e. if you locked the freewheel to make it into
    a unicycle transmission, it would tangle up when pedalled backwards).

    Cool bike though. Reminds me of some of the contraptions on the atomic
    zombie (?) site.

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