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uni-bi-trike
vehicle that can operate as unicycle bicycle or trike | |
a unicycle type vehicle with a chassi that works as a
wheelbarrow.
in the middle line, long end, of the chassis is tube with a
fork that allows one of the two wheels carried in the
wheelbarrow to be used as a back wheel on a bike.
the 'legs' of the wheelbarrow have dropouts and the two
wheels can be put in those dropouts as well to make a
tricycle.
the vehicle can be pushed , or it can be ridden. riding in
unicycle mode however is quite difficult and it is easieast
pushed as a wheelbarrow in that mode.
unicycle exotic
http://s3files.core..._graduation0513.jpg
this is the base, with a counterweight in the front , a back set of wheels can be built. [teslaberry, Apr 30 2014]
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Odd! Odd category as well. |
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I wonder - must one straddle the barrow part of the
wheelbarrow to pedal when using the thing as a
bike? That could be perfect if, like me, you are very
tall and phenomenally well endowed. The
wheelbarrow option had occurred to me but seemed
ostentatious. |
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imagine a penny farthing with the big wheel being
the main wheel on a wheelbarrow that has two
legs for two training wheels attached at the sides. |
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the legs are collapsible. when up, they ensure
both wheels support the vehicle at an angle where
the 'tail' wheel in the back is off the ground. |
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the pedal chains up to a gear/sprocket on the
uniwheel , which is always on the ground. |
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in mono wheel mode, you are going to have a
tough time as the counterbalance weight on the
front of the vehicle makes it a bit clunkey. and
heavy for a unicycle. |
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