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eco // 07 – The Reinvention of the Wheel

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eco // 07 – The Reinvention of the Wheel

Compact-able Urban Bicycle designed by Victor M. Aleman to save space when it is being transported or it is not in use. The Wheel is composed by six modules, each one has a double pivot in the joints, this allows the wheel to fold and become smaller, the spokes are contained in the inner structure of the wheel, when you unfold the system, the spokes rotate to the center of the mechanism where it attach to the center of the wheel. The double triangular structure is composed by expandable modules, each one collapses to a smaller dimension and then this modules align by the rotation of the axis in the joint of the structure, to keep in position all the structure is used an special part in a form of an X that aligns all the modules to their position. Source


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  • awesome nice bike
  • cosicott
    have you ever ridden a bike before?
  • Nope, is it hard to do?
  • and its just a concept buddy, nothing more....
  • Cool new wheels.
  • Dylan
    I can totally appreciate that this is a concept. Looks like a ton of hard work has gone into it and the idea is relevant.
    But does the top tube need to be on such an angle ? So I assume you have done a ton of sketches and alot of research into strength / ergonomics etc etc.So can you please provide your reasoning behind designing such an ugly, unusable piece of shit pipe dream?

    thanks.
    Dylan.
  • is just a concept!!! *smh* not all concepts need to follow guidelines or research behind its making....
  • fantastic!!!
  • steve123456
    We understand that it is a concept. But, it is not a new concept, so there your design should show an improvment on the problems that are faced with current folding bikes that are for sale and that you can actually ride. This looks like it is more complex than exisiting models, takes up more space, and is less stable/ rideable. Sweet rendering though. It fools a lot of people into thinking that this is a good design concept. Congrats!
  • fair enough..
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