Innovative bicycle

[Sal]

Yeah ... no

[I_am_not_mafia]

Last thing I would want to ride in an accident. Smashing into that front cog looks dangerous.

[Cod]

Not suitable for people with long beards.

[Chad32]

I feel like that would be less stable. The handlebars are supposed to be there for balance, and stability, and they want to make it rotate around. I'm not sure how this is going to work for someone who isn't already fit. Plus, as has been mentioned, bikes are supposed to be a cheap alternate transport.

I understand that typical biking doesn't do much for the upper body, but I doubt everyone's going to be riding that in a year or two.

[Foxaèr]

Be lazy like the bicycle riders around here who have those motors attached to their bikes, propelling them forward without any work from their legs.

[Homeless Nutter]

Looks stupid and dangerous. In the entire video there's only one brief shot of the bicycle making a tight turn - and it's been clearly sped-up in post-production. I wonder why?

[purplepurpose]

Be lazy like the bicycle riders around here who have those motors attached to their bikes, propelling them forward without any work from their legs.

I bought ebicycle few years ago, and powerful one in the category of budget ones. The insulting part is that the promised around 65 km run on one charge turned in to around 30 km in city conditions of bumpy roads and frequent stops. And nobody even told me that at the shop because it would ruin their sales. I guess those 65 km tests were made in perfect conditions to increase sales.

[purplepurpose]