The Most Ridiculous Bike Ever

[Rodrigo de Jerez]

Monsterbike

This bicycle is so useless that it makes super jacked up trucks with really big tires look like a good idea.

-Mark

 

[papabear]

I hope he never has too far to go, or the need to get there in a hurry. It looks like riding it that half a block wore him out.

It was kinda neat, though.

 

[Jack Straw]

This proves that just because you can do something, doesn't necessarily make it a good idea!

 

[Nocturnus]

A true frankenbike.

 

[Joebiech]

Saw it earlier. The question I had is, how does he turn? The tire is so thick that you would think it would just fall over.

 

[grateful1]

Rear wheel steering....and a large radius!

He needs to raise the seat.

 

[Kid Montana]

I can't decide if that bike was created for forces of good or for the forces of awesome.

 

[Not A Nice Person]

AKA "when steampunk goes wrong." :laugh:

Wait . . . that'd be pretty awesome with a steam engine and lots of mysterious gauges on it . . .

I have to admit, however, I was sort of expecting this one:

Oh, what I wouldn't give to own it! :love:

~Boar

 

[wkoti]

Clearly this is one of the most brilliant ideas ever, right next to the Chrysler with a Jet Engine on the back... :whistling:

 

[steamboat]

I thought I was something when I installed a cup holder on my bicycle.

 

[thevalkrye]

That is ridiculous!!

Signed:

 

[grateful1]

Check out this one:

http://www.wired.com/autopia/2010/06/motoczysz-e1pc

 

[T2P]

I went to school in an area of Minneapolis where bikes are like extensions of people's bodies. There were some really crazy ones that people would actually ride regularly. The scariest one I saw was about the height of this crazy thing but was basically a real bike with extra long forks.

 

[Shamrocker]

Looks like he could work on the gear ratios on that bike. If he can add a simple shifter it might be a little easier to ride. Otherwise... ridiculous!

 

[bmccloud83]

wow that bike is simply amazing. i want to see it monster truck some of those low rider chopper bikes