WTF! I guess Cannondale is getting in on the freakbike market. Freakbikes 5 years from now will be professionally-made. Walmart will have tallbikes and hell will freeze over!
"No handlebar-but a brake-the balance-bike ist-but easier. This way, handy keep free for other funny stuff.
Learning to ride this vihicle is way easier than riding a unicycle-fun is great anyway chain-propusion. Brake and handle included. Suitable up to 60kg. Perfect for children from 6-12 years."
This would be an amazing thing to have, especially in a college town on a game day. You can look at some other types of cargo bike and potentially buy one on the link.
My friend, Brian, bought this one. It's got high-spoke-count radial wheels, velour banana seat, fenders, apehangers. It's fuckin' rad. I rode it today. I've never ridden a lowrider before, and i hadn't expected the fork to feel so wierd. It's like it turns in the middle of the bike instead of the front. Also, the crank arms are incredibly short.
Why would you not list at least a few of the things? Where did they come from? Why don't you want them anymore? It looks mostly new. I can see some bars, a few tires, and a cable lock, but what else is there? Odd.
"Beach bicycle customized in Key West, Florida! Perfect for cruising around town! Kahuna moon dog 5 speed bike, bright orange, customized with blue tires, black fenders, black handlebar basket, ble bell, 16" tall handlebars, blue cup holder, extra large padded gel seat with dual springs, side pull brakes, grip shifter for rear de-railer. "
Tri-ton, I think, wants to be the next Razor scooter. I first found them on overstock.com, then tried to look into it more. It's front-wheel drive, but appears to have coasting capability. I've been waiting for that hub to exist. Oh, the video is really dumb.
This site has some pretty interesting things. They seem to be primarily special needs cycles, which is great. The first thing I saw was this trike with the front wheel drive. I can't imagine that it is practical as a vehicle with a direct-drive to such a small wheel. However, the trike conversion kits are really cool. Unfortunately, they are $300.
"Regions Bank "Lifegreen" bicycle used as one of the first promotional bikes for the AmSouth / Regions merger. Purchased at school fundraiser auction from bank donation. Unique item that will be part of history! Cleaning out and have to make room. Don't want to sell but need the space!"