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ഒരു പക്ഷേ ഇത്തരം സൈക്കിളുകള്‍‍‍ ജര്‍‍മ്മനിയില്‍‍‍ ഓടിക്കാന്‍‍‍ പറ്റുമായിരിക്കും, ഇന്‍‍ഡ്യന്‍‍‍ റോഡില്‍‍‍ ഇതിന് വലിയ സാധ്യത കാണുന്നില്ല. വീടിന്റെ മുറ്റത്ത് ചുറ്റിക്കളിക്കാം.
പ്രധാന ഗുണം ആശാരിമാർ‍ക്ക് ഈ വഴി അഞ്ചോ പത്തോ ഒക്കും.

Interesting.... So what's the use?How is this cycle superior to our ordinary cycle other than that warm, fuzzy feeling that you are saving the world from some sure destruction you get from using it? That shock absorber design is interesting ,but it looks too delicate.

Bright
What's the use? Someone was willing to think out of the ordinary and look at an existing design from an entirely new perspective. Its inspiration to those who understand the thought behind the process.

Its more art than engineering. This is what makes great engineering work better. This is what fuels new ideas.

Something that we lost probably right after we invented the zero.

Now that is interesting to me.

It's not the first time wood was used to make bicycles.The first bicycles were made of wood.See link

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/History_of_the_bicycle

(O.T.. Even kitchen utensils were made of wood in earlier times and my mother still uses most of her collection)

So there is a reason they stopped using wood.Have the conditions changed sufficiently so that using wood is beneficial in some way?All I can think of is the novelty value of using such a bicycle.Probably I might buy such a cycle if I had that kind of money and wanted to impress someone.If my purpose of buying a cycle is to get from A to B I will go with our ordinary metallic one.

As I mentioned earlier the back wheel suspension looks too flimsy.

Ingineyonnu parichayappeduthiyathinu nandi. Ashamsakal..!!

Btw saw this one?

http://englishrussia.com/?p=1658