Fan powered tricycle

DaveB said:

But why would you??

http://www.popularmechanics.com/home_journal/workshop/4218427.html?se...

DaveB

Ahh you beat me to it. I wouldn't want one of these coming from the
opposite direction on a bike path, but hey, it looks like it would be
fun to have a go in an open car park...

DaveB said:

But why would you??

http://www.popularmechanics.com/home_journal/workshop/4218427.html?se...

DaveB

Judging by the absence of brakes, speed isn't a problem.

Quoted message said:

Judging by the absence of brakes, speed isn't a problem.

At least he isn't claiming that this is some revolutionary improvement
to the current design of the bicycle

Bugbear said:

Quoted message said:

Judging by the absence of brakes, speed isn't a problem.

At least he isn't claiming that this is some revolutionary improvement
to the current design of the bicycle

Wait until he goes on the New Inventors! ;-)

DaveB said:

But why would you??

Because he can...

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Quoted message said:

Bugbear said:

Quoted message said:

Judging by the absence of brakes, speed isn't a problem.

At least he isn't claiming that this is some revolutionary improvement
to the current design of the bicycle

Wait until he goes on the New Inventors! ;-)

I'm waiting to see the footage when he gets a 80kph wind gust(head wind)

stu said:

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Quoted message said:

> Judging by the absence of brakes, speed isn't a problem.

Quoted message said:

Quoted message said:

At least he isn't claiming that this is some revolutionary improvement
to the current design of the bicycle

Quoted message said:

Wait until he goes on the New Inventors! ;-)

I'm waiting to see the footage when he gets a 80kph wind gust(head wind)

I had 60kph gusts for headwinds on the way into work this morning, it
made for a very, very slow commute. Still, if it stays a westerly
I'll have a great tailwind to the post office then home.