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• #2
Don't think it will hold up in the rainy london weather...
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• #3
locking it will be interesting
BluTack it somewhere out of reach perhaps?
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• #4
Apparently it's waterproof.
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• #5
locking it will be interesting
BluTack it somewhere out of reach perhaps?
Paperchain?
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• #6
Major repost but still very cool!
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• #7
I made a hat out of bread once.
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• #8
Ha I made a curtain out of beef and a dress out of bacon.
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• #9
I polished my shoes with the oil from my nose.
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• #10
Ha I made a curtain out of beef and a dress out of bacon.
You swapped genders?
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• #11
Don't think it will hold up in the rainy london weather...
Apparently it's waterproof.
Is it fireproof?
I predict a new London sport--torching cardboard bikes.
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• #12
Waterproof...
Fireproof...
Who cares?
Hardly proof against theft. Nevermind taking bolt croppers or or an angle grinder to it.
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• #13
Would be nice if, instead of locking up, you could just fold it up into a Sainsbury's bag for life.
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• #14
Would be so easy to steal.
Just cut it in half, slip it out of the lock and then duct tape it back together :) -
• #15
"And because it is made of cardboard, it will also be cheap. Gafni’s business partner Nimrod Elmish told Reuters that he expects the bike to sell at retail stores for $20."
Excellent, at last, a £12 bike !
Let's try and budget this breakthrough.
Tyres £1 each (£2).
Inner tubes? 50p each (£1)
Saddle £1
Pedals - 50p each (£1)
Front brake calliper - £2
Brake cable - 50p
Frame - 50p
Forks - 50p
Cranks - £1
Chainring and chain (or equivalent) - 50p
Wheels - £1 each.
Seat-post, stem, headset, handlebars, grips, break levers, bottom bracket - 50p
Labour, manufacturing costs (including wages), paint job, bolts, chain/belt, hubs - 50pSeems reasonable enough to me, £12 for a working bike, I just hope they can deliver this without cutting any corners.
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• #16
All the finishing parts and tyres are made of penny sweets.
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• #17
funny how it never was said "its light"
this, and the fact that tyres are solid may mean thats its bloody heavyalso, dibs the spokk
http://www.thestar.com/news/world/article/1275223--cardboard-bike-that-will-retail-for-20-ready-to-be-put-in-production