[Biker]

It's a yike bike. It's seems impractical but its a cool concept

http://www.yikebike.com/site/home

[funetical]

That's interesting, I've never seen it before but it looks like its only available in Europe.

[hophead]

Pretty cool, but holy crap! Did you all see the price tag on that succa?

[Industry_Hack]

We refer to that as an electric barstool. Not sure how it qualifies as a bike.

[radracer]

How do the bike jackers get yiked? "Oh no I have to turn it on... no pedals?" Yikes

[radracer]

This is kind of similar except seemingly more fun:

[47Steve]

Goes 12.5 mph, range is 6 miles, cost is 3500 Euros. My moped goes 30 mph, unlimited range (140 miles on a tank full of gas, 106 mpg), and cost $1300. It's also made in Europe, and has proven itself to be reliable and durable, with 7000 miles in two seasons of riding.

[hophead]

My Bianchi Veloce is made in Italy and points east. It has a top speed of as fast as you can pedal it or terminal velocity, whichever is higher. It will go at least 12 miles on a cup of oatmeal and retails for $1700.00 although I paid significantly less than that.

[47Steve]

My bicycle cost $89 in 1972. It was made in Japan. It gets 300 mpg on Dairy Queen blizzards. But it's becoming increasingly hard to find 27" tires for it : (

[hophead]

Originally Posted by 47Steve

My bicycle cost $89 in 1972. It was made in Japan. It gets 300 mpg on Dairy Queen blizzards. But it's becoming increasingly hard to find 27" tires for it : (

Not to worry. Just replace those old 27 inchers with a set of 700c wheels and you shall have an abundance of tires to choose from.