IMGP8427b.jpg

I was late this morning.

No time to sit down and eat breakfast.

Cycling along with one hand on the handlebars  and a coffee in the other, with a pocket full of muesli and some toast in my hat . . . that's no way to live.

How to start the morning with the most important meal of the day comfortably inside my tummy as I cycle ?

Of course! . . . the bicycle breakfast bar.

(Added Edit - After many earnest comments about the dangers of this Instructructable, I have to say that this is just a bit of fun; very obviously not to be used on the roads and probably as it is so stupid not to used at all. . . and relax).
 
Remove these adsRemove these ads by Signing Up
1-40 of 54Next »
onrust says: Aug 3, 2011. 1:16 PM
Love it! A bump on the head is a small price to pay for the laughs and good times.
thawkman says: Sep 23, 2011. 3:39 PM
Its totaly video edited you can see it so easily its not even funny
FriendOfHumanity (author) says: Sep 25, 2011. 10:54 AM
If you are talking about the crash then you are right ; of course it's edited.

But it's only edited to remove my ugly face from the video; the crash actually happened.

I had a roughly cut aluminium pole bolted to the bike from another project and as I stooped to avoid that labrador's drool the pole hit my head, full force, causing me some dismay and a circular cut out in my scalp which I can still feel.

I hope this restores your faith in humanity.


thawkman says: Oct 5, 2011. 3:47 PM
Ow!! Thats gonna leave a mark!!
onrust says: Sep 26, 2011. 6:05 PM
BUT...... did we learn anything? After watching the video again, not only does it restore my faith in my fellow man, my mind goes a boggle thinking of the endless possibilities of my next crash........ OH, its coming!
Don't let this cat get to you. Next time he crashes....... he will think of this!
FriendOfHumanity (author) says: Aug 4, 2011. 1:32 AM
Dear Onrust,

Bump?
It was more like a core sample.

Thanks for the patch.

FOH
User1 says: May 20, 2011. 10:55 AM
Can we get a video on this idea? I was hoping there would a video, but no luck. :-(
FriendOfHumanity (author) says: Jun 13, 2011. 4:51 PM
Hey, just to let you know that I've added a video.

It cost me at least a half pint of blood so I hope that you like it.

Kind Regards

FOH
FriendOfHumanity (author) says: May 30, 2011. 6:58 AM
Thanks for asking.
My trained monkey wasn´t keen on making a video because I wanted her to end up with cornflakes all over her face, for comic effect.

I will ask her again and try to make one.
rçetin says: Jun 7, 2011. 9:03 AM
Sizde bisikletle işe gidenlerdenseniz bu proje tam size göre

1-ilk olarak dikdörtgen bir tahatanın üzerine tabağın tabanı girebilecek kadar delik çiziyoruz.Pergel yada daire şablonu ile.Daha sonra Kupa bardak içinde aynı şekide çizip kesiyoruz.

İşte bu hale gelecek tahta

daha sonra şerit halinde bir sac parçasını tahtanın altına monte ediyoruz. biraz eğiyoruz.

Matkapla deldikten sonra 1 tarafın somonlarını takıyoruz


daha sonra bisiklet direksiyonuna takıyoruz ve somonları takıyoruz


daha sonra bir tel parçasını şekildeki gibi büküyoruz: Tost koyma yeri


daha sonra tahtanın üstünden bu telleri monte etmek için delik açarız

ve bu telii alttan sabitleyin (neyle sabitleyeceğiniz size kalmış ben sıcak silikon kullandım)

işte emeklerimizn karşılığı


FriendOfHumanity (author) says: Jun 7, 2011. 9:53 AM
Hey merhaba,
Üzgün ama benim Türkçelerim çok iyi değil.
Sen isteyemez mi daha kolay yol ve I anlamayı denemeyecek?
teşekkür ederim, sağol 
pauladonnielle says: May 19, 2011. 9:05 AM
(removed by author or community request)
FriendOfHumanity (author) says: Jun 3, 2011. 1:19 PM
Can you give me your information source please? I need to research this.
User1 says: May 20, 2011. 11:17 AM
Stunts like this is what I see drivers performing. Frankly every bike rider I've seen is watching and avoiding getting hit. In Los Angeles we've suffered our 7th fatal hit-and-run in Southern California this year, and the 10th bike-related death in L.A. County since the first of the year. I doubt you'd find any bicyclists that are capable of that kind of destruction.

Oh and this instructable seems like a total joke. Like it was said below from rickharris "Poor idea for your diet - get up earlier and eat at a table. :-)" That goes for you drivers out there too.
neffk says: May 19, 2011. 6:54 AM
Turn the jam-side of your toast toward you so it doesn't pick up any bugs!
FriendOfHumanity (author) says: May 30, 2011. 6:55 AM
Very good point; I thought it was a bit chewy.
neffk says: May 31, 2011. 7:03 AM
Do you actually use this contraption? Haven't you heard about the dangers of toasting while driving? Seriously, though, how often have you actually mounted your breakfast on your bike and eaten it during transit?
FriendOfHumanity (author) says: Jun 1, 2011. 2:49 AM
I have never actually mounted my breakfast on my bike and eaten it during transit.
skunkwolfe says: May 21, 2011. 1:21 AM
But the bugs provide extra protein and crunch! :D
rattyrain says: May 19, 2011. 8:04 PM
This is the best comment so far.
ProCactus says: May 19, 2011. 11:01 AM
Why did I get emailed his. Has it gotten so low this is whats left.
Sorry but this is a bad idea!
FriendOfHumanity (author) says: May 30, 2011. 7:14 AM

Oh I can get much lower than this; I´ve only just begun to scrape the barrel.

playfulplans says: May 19, 2011. 11:10 AM
Ummm... what?

Great idea, great 'ible.
FriendOfHumanity (author) says: May 30, 2011. 7:10 AM
I´m on holiday , cycling around Spain at the moment, ( Without my bike breakfast bar.)

The internet has been hard to find, can you imagine my delight to finally access it and have all these comments?

This was silly, fun concept, obviously not to be used on the roads, (I cycle to work solely on cycle paths anyway.) but thank you for all of the earnest replies, they made me chuckle heartily, especially as I haven´t spoken to anyone for 12 days.

Kind Regards

FOH

natureboi420 says: May 22, 2011. 10:03 AM
Thats super cool! i like the idea! you should make one with a coffee maker and toaster :)
Mig Welder says: May 21, 2011. 8:44 PM
How do you vote?! This 'ible has my vote :)
NilZed says: May 20, 2011. 6:36 PM
The lack of humor awareness on these comments is astounding. Such an amusing idea should have been saved for next April.
swilus says: May 20, 2011. 11:25 AM
What a bunch of stiffs! This is an awesome idea. Your rock. I love original ideas like this. Bravo for making this yourself!!!
pop88 says: May 20, 2011. 10:44 AM
You need straws
tomdbarker says: May 20, 2011. 2:49 AM
You are officially nuts! As a cyclist of many years I can honestly say this is one of the most dangerous and impractical ideas for bike extension I've ever seen - excellent !! Keep up the eccentric work - lol. Maybe a lid for the mug tho eh?!
Rizzy says: May 19, 2011. 8:22 PM
You should design like a shield type thing in front of it. It would keep from bugs and what ever is in the air from getting in your food. And it might possible make the shape more aerodynamic though I highly doubt it. I would hate to find a cricket in my jam. Great Idea!
Wasagi says: May 19, 2011. 3:43 PM
This is fantastic! although I must say I don't think I could pull off having a mug of coffee, or even a thermos, child's spill proof cups? I bike to school every morning, and have more than enough idle time at lights to eat some toast, I love this idea! Great I'ble!
sitearm says: May 19, 2011. 2:32 PM
I like this idea.

I rode my bike to school and back with a big wire basket on the back for books. For three years I dreamed of mounting model rocket launchers on the front (OK, I was around 14 at the time, and liked scifi, but I did make model rockets.

But how, how to affix the launchers solidly to the front of the bike (with launch buttons on the handgrips, of course)?

Years later, this Instructable shows me how: a multipurpose, stablelaunch bicycleplatform for breakfast*. Excellent

*and model rockets+
+ I would never shoot model rockets at anybody'
' well, maybe at the fun police <kidding!>"
" not responsible for anybody subsequently affixing model rocket launchers on their bikes after having read this comment






AmyLuthien says: May 19, 2011. 1:48 PM
LoL! Good one! Bet that'd turn some heads XD
guiwegian says: May 19, 2011. 12:41 PM
Even though there is a a "be nice" comment policy, I can't really see how this would be a good combination of riding/eating. Just for practical reason I am just wondering how much of your cereals and tea would be left after you jump on the bike and start cycling. Second of all, riding in a city with a lot of pollution wouldn't be very "clean", and third, that's the best way to stroke on the road , with your tea spoon stuck deep in your throat.However that could be a nice idea to hold some stuff to carry, such as bottles, bags, .....
shalow says: May 19, 2011. 12:02 PM
This looks like a really bad and dangerous idea.
rgerber1 says: May 19, 2011. 10:57 AM
Pop tarts are the best on the go breakfast, fiber one bars give you gas, but she is a cutie.
mary candy says: May 18, 2011. 9:09 AM
Your tools are amazing.
But this idea is just funny. I think it doesn't work in fact.
:D
playfulplans says: May 19, 2011. 6:37 AM
"I think it doesn't work in fact."

I couldn't agree less...

Super cool and it would work for me!

Kev
mary candy says: May 19, 2011. 7:09 AM
hehhehe
I would like to see you eating muesli and drinking a large cup of coffee on the bike.
Maybe in Circus. :P
1-40 of 54Next »
Pro

Get More Out of Instructables

Already have an Account?

close

PDF Downloads
As a Pro member, you will gain access to download any Instructable in the PDF format. You also have the ability to customize your PDF download.

Upgrade to Pro today!