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  Jim

  12 years ago

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  I'm an older cyclist, lost my balance, and had a bad fall leading to
  ER visit. A more stable 3 wheeler is a good plus.

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  berkasal

  14 years ago

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  originally designed for the mature, but a larger user group can be reached by versatile add-ons, baskets, electric motors and so on.
  do not forget that this is a fully fuctional prototype. there is only 1.
  it is retrofit, it is unlimited
  
  berkasal6@gmail.com

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  Matthew

  14 years ago

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  hmmm...hell of a good start! Streamline the design a bit and market it to bike couriers. Or, do a 4 wheel version with pseudo sand tires for dune running?

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  Eric Nguyen

  14 years ago

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  Already commercialized. See Saul Griffith's awesome Onya Cycles: http://www.onyacycles.com/

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  Adrina

  14 years ago

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  This is way cool, impressible solution, worth commercializing.
  Scott, while 2 wheels is obviously better, it is not a solution or fun for breaking on black ice, or risking a fall as an older cyclist.

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  lucas c.

  14 years ago

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  why would i want this instead of a bike? seems heavier, bulkier, more difficult to transport and difficult to sort obstacles with.
  
  i could see a reason if it included a basket on the front side, making it more stable for things to be transported, and riding with extra weight on the front.

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  Scott

  14 years ago

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  My bike has only two wheels but somehow I manage to "lean into corners for maximum speed and exhilaration".

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