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We're super-digging NYC-based Yuji Fujimura's electric bike concept, which features a place to stow a laptop. But never mind the laptop dock--check out that shape!
Our suggestion for a product name if the designer seeks to get this on the market: The YujiFuji.
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Comments
Yet another outlandish urban bike concept. I'd love to watch someone ride one of these with any sort of urban canyon crosswind.
hopefully it doesn't blow you sideways, after getting hit by the malicious winds of the inner city streets.
And the geometry looks interesting to say the least. Can this really be classed as good design?
Reminds me of the Nucleus:
http://www.businessweek.com/innovate/next/archives/2008/05/a_truly_alterna.html
Looks like a Wii.
come on guys, its got a laptop holder. Surely that's more important than whether or not you can actually ride it.
Looks neat but totally impractical. I mean my paniers ALREADY act like a sail trying to push me over in our strong Windy City winds, I can't imagine trying to ride this to work.