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Steven M. Johnson's Bizarre Invention #58: Unusual Bike Seat for Kids
Make your child the hub of your active lifestyle
Editor's Note: Steven M. Johnson's "Patent Depending" series of inventions range from social commentary to plain ol' bizarre, and they always give us a laugh. So we've contracted him to let us publish one every week.
Up this week: For those who cycle, and for whom their baby is the hub of their life....
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I would have made it backwards facing for better safety, like in baby car seats. And then you can really see the chasing dogs. :-)
Bauke: Yes to what you are saying. My work is a peculiar combination of invention and humor. The two aspects are often in conflict. Usually I chose awkwardness over good design, when there is a conflict between the two. For the cartoon, a look of helplessness and discomfort on was what I was going after, I suppose. When I did this particular cartoon-invention, I puzzled over other possible arrangements. Thanks!
Love it!