New and revolutionary bicycle

panluc
panluc Posts: 4
edited August 2009 in MTB general
The name from this revolutionary bicycle invention its PANLUC - TTWS, this its the future of bicycle, for frist please to visit my web site www.tehnology-panluc.webs.com , here you can find the photo from this functional prototipe and what its new

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  • Strange looking thing!
  • benneally
    benneally Posts: 973
    i bet there is a rule against self advertising...

    but to the bike. I can see the point by getting a boost over rough stuff, but i bet its crazy to ride. Imagine the squat in the wheel when putting the power down and the wheels would be rolling all over the place. like riding on jelly i imagine.
  • dot1
    dot1 Posts: 538
    seems to me thats its trying to solve a problem that doesnt exist?

    also, i havent managed to grab the slightest understanding of how the thing works as it seems to have just had a load of technical and business-like terms thrown into a sentence with no real thought?!
    panluc wrote:
    The tehnical problem soved by this increase of energy efficiency of the mechanisms used within the bicycle, as an example, and the development of applications adjusted for use on a broader thnical scale in the transport industry.

    what?!?!?!

    p.s. c'mon, yellow tyres?!
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  • Sarnian
    Sarnian Posts: 1,451
    The thought If It ain't broke don't fix It springs to mind, you can't re invent the wheel.
    It's not a ornament, so ride It
  • Daz555
    Daz555 Posts: 3,976
    I'm not really sure which problems this bike aims to solve.
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  • Chaz.Harding
    Chaz.Harding Posts: 3,144
    Right, so the point of this bike is.....????

    Bicycles are already THE MOST EFFICIENT TRANSPORT ON THE PLANET!!!!!

    (Note, not the GREENEST, but the most efficient - for the energy you put in, a greater percentage used moves you forward).

    SO... Why have a heavier driveshaft and gearbox configuration... Anyone care to dumb-down the geek-talk on the webpage please..? :lol:
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  • nicklouse
    nicklouse Posts: 50,675
    advertising? not sure it is really as it aint a shop/web store etc..

    as to the bike........................................

    something for lazy commuters maybe?

    as to the technology. I will have a read tomorrow.
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  • llamafarmer
    llamafarmer Posts: 1,893
    I'm going to stick with my Giant for now I think...

    :shock:
  • nfrang
    nfrang Posts: 250
    Smells like bollox to me.

    The website has absolutely no other information on it either(that i could find).

    I've read it twice and it barely makes sense...lost in translation maybe. Or bollox.
  • Raymondavalon
    Raymondavalon Posts: 5,346
    Yea, agreed website says a load of nothing
    We won't be seeing these being used in the RedBull Rampage that's for sure..
  • paul.skibum
    paul.skibum Posts: 4,068
    I think since English is not the posters first language maybe something is lost in translation but I couldn't understand a blind word and the pics dont help either.
    Closet jockey wheel pimp whore.
  • tuxpoo
    tuxpoo Posts: 138
    Looks to me they have move the bearings to the rim (think it looks like 4 points on the rim.) Doubled the rim up and added a trident forked cage to hold the wheel together.

    OH! and the quill stem!!!!

    :roll:

    Hope its not my bank that invested in this.

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  • nicklouse
    nicklouse Posts: 50,675
    the wheel suspension is very much the same idea as the Tweel

    tweel02.jpg

    but much more limited.

    running the inner rim on three "rollers" (that's what it looks like) seems open to so many problems and increased friction.

    and the drive system Well i have no idea how that is meant to work (well i have an idea but the pictures are a bit limited) but could be a bit clever but the wording causes confusion and I actually think there is meant to be two separate ideas and patents going on here :shock:

    still not really MTB but more cycle.
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