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Designing a Bike Frame |
I was playing with the idea that a hole in the front and back of the top tube would allow the air to pass right through, hopefully creating less drag.But why not extended that idea to the whole frame? The various parts of the bike are designed to present a minimal surface to the front, and to allow as much air as possible to go through the bike....
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Posted on 08/07/2010 13.07.58
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TATO bicycles |
Jean-Louis Francescotti is a designer who commutes to work almost daily by bike. He was looking for a better way to transport his laptop and files, so he designed a new frame with an integrated storage compartment in the main triangle to do just that. Here is what Jean-Louis had to say about his design:“Tato bicycles are based on the CSSB system (Central Storage System for Bicycles): a new bicycle concept. The volume for transport is centrally located, easy to access, and protects well-transported objects. The position of the objects lowers the center of gravi...
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Posted on 21/05/2010 15.54.26
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The "Dutchess"... for ladies |
BikeBiz points us to the Dutchess, a new concept bike designed by Wytze van Mansum, a design student at the Delft University of Technology. According to a company statement, the bike was "designed for women keen to express their style amongst the fast paced and ever changing urban vibe."The Dutchess is only a rideable prototype at this point. As has been the case with previous concept bikes though, elements of the design may make their way into future Cannondale urban bicycles.See more pictures of the bike.Watch the video, made by Eelke Dekker, which s...
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Posted on 30/12/2009 19.27.52
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The Copenaghen whell |
“Transform your ordinary bicycle into a hybrid e-bike that also provides feedback on pollution, traffic congestion and road conditions in real time!”That is the opening statement on the website for the Copenhagen Wheel, a project by MIT’s SENSEable City Laboratory. With a claim like that, it is no wonder the project has been getting so much attention on the web since its debut at the COP15 climate Summit in Copenhagen a couple of days ago. Like the Sanyo Eneloop bike that I mentioned last year, this design stores kinetic energy from braking for future use by w...
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Posted on 30/12/2009 19.19.40
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Fredrik Rudenstam e Nishiki |
Per chi è appassionato di design e bici, vi segnalo il sito di questo designer e del suo capolavoro. La casa nipponica [url=http://www.nishikibikes.dk/]NISHIKI ne ha elaborato un prototipo, speriamo di vederla in commercio anche in Europa.[url=http://www.coroflot.com/public/individual_activity.asp?job_seeker_id=289822&] il suo skill[url=http://bicycledesign.blogspot.com/]il blog di Bicycles DesignCiao da claudio...
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Posted on 06/11/2009 12.35.49
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Comunico ufficialmente a tutti gli amici della pro-bike che sono un grafico visualizer a tutti gli effetti e nel titolo ci sono i miei voti, guardate il mio book virtuale!http://www.studionuma.co.uk...
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Posted on 18/07/2009 11.02.45
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14 novembre 2008
MILANO! |
"Nel 1980 il consiglio comunale di Milano approvò un piano di rete ciclabile di 330 chilometri, che secondo gli estensori era sensibilmente inferiore dalla media delle città europee evolute. Da allora ad oggi cos'è successo? Poco! Oggi la rete ciclabile ammonta, contando anche i centimetri che sono sparpagliati qua e là a circa settanta chilometri. Il risultato è però che la rete ciclabile a Milano non c'è. Stiamo parlando di piste ciclabili. Su questo vorrei tornare dopo, brevemente, per chiarire una cosa che secondo noi di Fiab è importante. Gli spezzoni realizz...
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Posted on 09/10/2008 0.01.50
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