Circular saw blade wheels!

[julianm]

Spotted this elsewhere & it's a very professional video of an interesting idea!
https://youtu.be/y_bwKW6V1lw

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[PT1029]

I'd feel happier riding it with rear rack on, just in case of the small chance I slid off the back of the saddle......

[hamster]

The risk assessment must have been interesting.

[Jdsk]

Wonderful. Thanks for posting.

And as PT1029 and hamster imply... what could possibly go wrong?

Jonathan

PS: Obviously workshops across the land are already buzzing (!) with replicas. A little more eye protection during the metalwork would also be wise.

[rjb]

And just to complete the scene he needs a chainsaw chain for those difficult logs.

[Jdsk]

And just to complete the scene he needs a chainsaw chain for those difficult logs.

: - )

Jonathan

[colin54]

Is that what long Raceblades were developed for ?
https://www.sks-germany.com/en/products ... ong-black/

[Brucey]

reminds me a bit of ice speedway;



insane lean angles and mahoosive danger, even with the long mud(ice) guards and body armour. A bicycle with similar hazards....? No thank you!

cheers

[keyboardmonkey]

Chris Froome is reported as saying the technology is “not quite there yet”.

[fausto99]

Very entertaining and well made video. However, a pair of spiked bike tyres would have worked just as well and been a lot quicker.

[Mick F]

^^^^^

My thoughts entirely.

[bgnukem]

Reckon the ride quality might be a tad harsh, and the rotating weight would be hideous.... If you rode around in a circle you could cut a hole in the ice and go fishing

[iandusud]

The front "tyre" is the wrong way around and the brake discs will turn the flange on the hub when the brakes are applied. Apart from that it looks like a straightforward solution to a problem.

[roberts8]

Makes the debate in pro cycle racing regarding disc brakes a bit lightweight.