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Riding tip: push the handlebar away from your body when you ride. This keeps the frame straight out in front of you like a normal bike. With this tip you'll be riding it in under 5 minutes. Once you get the hang of it you can learn to casually swing the front wheel way around to the sides for some real style points. Have fun!
Excellent. A friend has built a similar bike. He added on a disc brake on the rear hinge, controllable by hand-brake. It works great. You can lock up the hinge when you see fit and ride with it in that position.
nice job ,well and simply explained reminds me of when i had a go on my friends little brothers friends rusty ol bmx when they wernt looking ,the breaks were rubbish and went front wheel into a wall as i stood and rode the frame went all bendy so i parked it where i found it, i guess the mask is ironic
awesome job! I have been looking for something like this, so thanks. (I don't know about that sticker on your welding helmet, or is that what's needed to be able to trust 'em?)
Dan Goldwater is a co-founder of Instructables. Currently he operates MonkeyLectric where he develops revolutionary bike lighting products. He also writes a DIY column for Momentum magazine.
Dan Goldwater is a co-founder of Instructables. Currently he operates MonkeyLectric where he develops revolutionary bike lighting products. He also writes a DIY column for Momentum magazine.
reminds me of when i had a go on my friends little brothers friends rusty ol bmx when they wernt looking ,the breaks were rubbish and went front wheel into a wall as i stood and rode the frame went all bendy so i parked it where i found it,
i guess the mask is ironic