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In this leg powered vehicle retractile aircraft cable
pull cords similar to those on gas powered chainsaws, are tethered
to the motor in the backpack that in one gear operates leg levers,
folded down from
the backpack. In a secondary gear the chainsaw blades power
train powered by the aforementioned
motor, drive
recumbent bike, ultra lightweight helicopter, and a
leyden
jar catapult. Recumbent wheel located in bag. The leg levers
hammock chair can be powered by lower leg extension at
the knees
and ankle to adjust recumbent riding position.
An open illustration
http://imgur.com/BireWkS [rcarty, Mar 17 2013, last modified Nov 17 2013]
almost complete Relinked
http://imgur.com/Bj26WGe [rcarty, Nov 16 2013]
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Bone for posting in other: [general]. |
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Comment on the idea instead of being a discursive
regulationist. |
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The chainsaw blade transmission ends prior to that of the
chain length and an offset fork provides for wheel axle
insertion. |
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That illustration is very scary. |
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Does it reveal my innermost psyche? The pencil was
pinched between my buttcheecks. |
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//The pencil was pinched between my
buttcheecks.// |
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Ah, so /that's/ what it's an illustration of. |
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I've been wondering what the wearable exoskeleton upgrade for the senior citizen's walker would be - maybe this is it. |
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Needs a chin strap for the hat. |
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This is something I need to have, and will soon have. A
wearable recumbent bike with retractile pullcord power. |
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The backpack recumbent bike requires two chainsaw
starters instead of pedals. |
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Bone for posting in other: [general].
ytk, Mar 16 2013 |
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Copy, paste, and additional bone. If you can't do better than that, neither can I. |
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C'mon, if you want to play in the treehouse, you should use the ladder. |
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I already have a treehouse nobody knows about. |
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Where can I get one of those transparent top hats, as in illustration 1? Useful in winter for keeping my head warm. |
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The top hat isn't really transparent, it is just illustrated in a cut-away format. ISO safety standards require that any top hat worn while using such a vehicle must meet or exceed the usual standards for cycling helmets and, in addition, must be lined with a minimum of two (2) layers of Swiss military grade tinfoil. |
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Does anyone have any idea how to steer this thing? Or is the bag of money loaded with numerous coins that the "driver" moves from side to side in order to alter the centre of gravity, thus causing the vehicle to turn? |
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