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This is similar to the mobiles that hang over infants cribs.
However
it is much larger and is on a tall sturdy stand. A stationary
bicycle or
bicycle trainer powers its motion. Various things hang from it
including a large stuffed bird, a tree branch, a stray cat nobody
will miss, a bucket
of water, a
car grill, a bastard file, and a small child on a tricycle. As
you
pedal the mobile spins and the objects swing into your path.
The
objects pendulate so they only occur directly in front of the rider
randomly.
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// a small child on a tricycle // |
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If this is an actual small child, suspended by a cord around its neck, we will award an immediate bun. |
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A similarly suspended cat included in the idea would be similarly rewarded, and what is more we will bun every other idea you have ever posted. |
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You're dangling buns in another manner. |
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Meow meow cat, meow meow tricycle, meow meow. |
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Is it possible to swerve? Or do the bits just hit you in the face? |
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I suppose the action is to move your upper body out of the
way, but I suppose the handlebars could move the bike
left and right with some sort of lever and pivot system. |
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Edit - actually I was thinking about this and a mechanism
that is handlebar controlled that tilts the bike left and
right would be a good upper body exercise. |
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