I had made this Pelephant for bike
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Can I get one thing clear - does this brilliantly named device have any application other than taking pictures of your bike?
And as a secondary question, do any of your bikes have brakes?Specialized Roubaix Elite 2015
XM-057 rigid 29er0 -
yikes there are some horrendus designs on that site!0
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Giraffoto wrote:Can I get one thing clear - does this brilliantly named device have any application other than taking pictures of your bike?
And as a secondary question, do any of your bikes have brakes?
It can let your bike stay temporarily.
Please see this bike with Pelephant
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deanchan2016 wrote:Giraffoto wrote:Can I get one thing clear - does this brilliantly named device have any application other than taking pictures of your bike?
And as a secondary question, do any of your bikes have brakes?
It can let your bike stay temporarily.
Please see this bike with Pelephant
Or you could lean it against that nice shiny railing over there so it won't fall over when there is the slightest gust of wind.
Could you explain how the Pelephant operates on surfaces that aren't perfectly flat? I fail to see how the bike would be prevented from rolling forwards or backwards and thus falling over.0 -
Ok - but there is a perfectly good wall with railings a couple of meters away - lean it against that?
It might look "good" but it's not practical - anyone brushing past that will knock the bike over - likely to cause some damage.
It's an interesting concept and looks like neat - but you're not going to get anywhere on a road bike forum - the vast majority of us will use pedals with cleats - not flats - so this will be incompatible with our shoes. It has limited use.0 -
Looks like the most insecure way of propping a bike ever conceived...0
