StiltoMobile

The StiltoMobile is, I must confess, less than halfbaked.

I have these 3 chopsticks here on my desk. They have been occupying it for the last half week in anticipation of my mind making an idea out of them.

Here goes; An electric winch lifts the rider up into the Stilt-Surfer. The rider climbs the last few feet and takes the position of the StiltRider.

Bones looks down to those on the ground. He smells the expectations of failure. Bones, he, doesn't care. He's aware. This thing can work.

Bones stands tall in the rider's ride-step. Just as he's supposed to be. He then leans forward - to this the Tri-Stilts cooly reacts. swinging forward to start him in motion.

We all know that the leg that swung to start the motion is longer than any arc that should be suscribable, but there seems to be a hydraulic lift on the leg tied into the rider's forward lean that allows the backward leg to shorten & swing forward freely.

The TriPod Rider then leans left. This causes the back/right leg to swing forward in similar motion. He then leans forward again. The Stilted Surfer freak then leans to his right & gets the back left leg to swing forward.

It looked like, to me, the farther he leaned forward, the faster the legs whipped around. I mean, did you see that? Who needs wheels? That was intense!

The funniest thing about all of this, is the drive mechanism was a rubik's cube.