The Bicymple is the bicycle simplified, literally
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The Bicymple resembles a unicycle with a front wheel and handlebars attached for stability
The Bicymple resembles a unicycle with a front wheel and handlebars attached for stability
The Bicymple offers a rear-steering option which makes 'crab-riding' a possibility
The Bicymple looks to bring fun rather than functionality back to cycling
The Bicymple is ridden as any ordinary bike would be, but with higher maneuverability
The Bicymple offers a rear-steering option which makes "crab-riding" a possibility
The Bicymple is compact and easy to maintain
The Bicymple offers a rear-steering option which makes "crab-riding" a possibility
Article Summary
We recently featured the Fliz bike concept, which saw riders hanging from the frame of the bike and scooting along, rather than sitting astride the bike and pedaling as they do with conventional bicycles. This was an attempt to evolve the basic bike format, and the designers of Fliz aren't alone in their efforts. The Bicymple is, as its name suggests, an attempt to present the bicycle, simplified. And it's an ambition that, on first glance, looks to have been fulfilled.
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