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  1. cyclepods.co.ukcyclepods.co.uk

    AND

    biceberg.esindex.htm

  2. flyingdutch said:

    cyclepods.co.ukcyclepods.co.uk

    AND

    biceberg.esindex.htm

    Hrrmmm wasn't this posted a few weeks ago, or am I perusing too many forums? :p

  3. cfsmtb said:

    Hrrmmm wasn't this posted a few weeks ago, or am I perusing too many forums? :p

    the latter, but the former is new...

  4. flyingdutch said:

    cyclepods.co.ukcyclepods.co.uk

    Dang, the rate we're going we could do with one of these at home. Wonder if you can get one on a turntable so you can put it in the corner of a room? :-)

  5. The biceberg is a thing of beauty & a joy forever - cannot wait to see
    these popping up all over Melb.

    Not sure about the cyclepod - don't think the engineers would be too
    happy about handlebars at eye level... but a nice concept - there's
    gotta be a better way to park bikes than the current hoops.

  6. EuanB said:

    Dang, the rate we're going we could do with one of these at home. Wonder if you can get one on a turntable so you can put it in the corner of a room? :-)

    checkout their storage/locker thingies which do just what you say. couldnt be too hard to setup

    I wanna batman slidedown pole and bike-selector button to the-shed-of-truth 😄😄

    F"I choose you, commuter-pig-amon"Dutch

  7. "flyingdutch" <[email hidden]> wrote in
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    EuanB said:

    Dang, the rate we're going we could do with one of these at home.
    Wonder if you can get one on a turntable so you can put it in the
    corner of a room? :-)

    checkout their storage/locker thingies which do just what you say.
    couldnt be too hard to setup

    I wanna batman slidedown pole and bike-selector button to
    the-shed-of-truth 😄😄

    F"I choose you, commuter-pig-amon"Dutch

    --
    flyingdutch

    Well get digging then.

  8. persia said:

    The biceberg is a thing of beauty & a joy forever - cannot wait to see
    these popping up all over Melb.

    Two questions on this one
    1) what happens when the power goes out?
    2) how long does it take to produce a bicycle from lowest level?

    oh and a 3rd

    3) how vandal proof is it?

    Quoted message said:


    Not sure about the cyclepod - don't think the engineers would be too
    happy about handlebars at eye level... but a nice concept - there's
    gotta be a better way to park bikes than the current hoops.

    Wondering if it is designed for mudguards?
    Betcha it isn't.

  9. bear said:


    Two questions on this one
    1) what happens when the power goes out?
    2) how long does it take to produce a bicycle from lowest level?

    oh and a 3rd

    3) how vandal proof is it?

    1 - no idea
    2 - no idea
    3 - no idea
    4 - mudguards??? how would they affect it? am i missing something?

  10. flyingdutch said:

    bear Wrote:

    Quoted message said:

    4 - mudguards??? how would they affect it? am i missing something?

    I was talking about that pole hanger one, but it could also apply to the
    cabinent one.

    If you ride a bicycle with mudguards and have to wheel stand it onto the
    back wheel, you sudenly find you are sitting on your mudguard and
    relector instead of rubber.

    And I suspect that an effective front mudguard would have trouble with
    the suspension loop.

    and it might be a good guess that the iceberg/cabinent might not have
    been designed long enough to take bikes with mudguards either.

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