Video: Making A Bicycle Out Of Cardboard
Thanks to Archie for the tip.
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Comments
“It’s strong. It’s durable. It’s cheap.”
Yeah, minus the incredible labor to build it! Hat’s off to this guy. Such an amazing project!
Wow!
My only question is how he did the bottom bracket/headset/hub areas. Bearings pressed in, or did he make some sort of bushing system out of cardboard?
Umm sweet but your kid needs to get rid of his binky!
Look like a lot of fun to build buy not cheap. Two tubular tyres cost more than most huffy bikes. Also not sure about those rim and the heat from the brakes.
Wow! That was inspirational. What a cool project. Where does that guy live? The scenes were striking to me. Can’t wait to see cardboard bicycle kits for sale on EBay.
Functional and well engineered folk art at its best.
the guy name is Izhar and he lives in israel
That’s a really cool bike! are these selling anywhere?
Crazy smart creative ba%tard. Very cool.
@ Bart; I thought the same thing was going to comment too!
Cool! I dpon’t think he’s too worried about heat issues affecting the braking surface on his cardboard rims…I think this is just a novelty project…Not for pro tour.
And I seriously doubt he’s running tubulars! Could be just a glued rubber surface.
Aside from the bike thing, the guy builds bass guitars! Dang!
HAHAHA, I was going to mention the kid with the pacifier too!!
Nicely done, but japan already made one back in the 90′s
Don´t park it in the street or somebody with a cutter could steal it…
Fortunately, people outside of the bicycle industry are also taking notice, so something other than uninformed nay-saying could actually happen: http://www.independent.ie/world-news/cardboard-bicycle-will-change-the-world-says-inventor-3259276.html