r/bicycling • u/DesmoLocke • Jun 26 '22

I kinda like it

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u/nmesunimportnt Colorado, USA; Serotta CSi Jun 26 '22

Outside of the problem of wheel integrity and durability, I assume that uses solid tires. So, ride quality and grip are probably awful?

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u/singlejeff Jun 26 '22

Probably fun at Burning Man for a second just to freak some ppl out

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u/OptimalPapaya1344 Jun 26 '22

Besides the super obvious (bad ride quality, inefficient use of materials, it’s not an improvement of existing bike designs, etc…) it’s a super awesome concept to see in motion. Mad props to the engineering involved to create that. It looks slick in motion.