The Copenhagen Wheel
The Copenhagen Wheel is designed by MIT Designers and is meant to store energy from braking which can be used for a boost later. Check out the video after the jump for a few more interesting aspects of this bike.
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Is North America ready for this? I didn’t have time to comment this morning, but I saw the red nice collection of brake part and I was like I don’t have time for this as do not other people cause no one has left any comments, busy with life not with boosts I guess. Anyhow I shouldn’t judge such interesting use of human tech. to benefit the environment when I’d be happy with a piggy-back ride from here to there on the right back that is…not really I’m just trying to be a cute pig girl, piggy backs kinda gross me out if not fully app.ed understood easy later jump. (explanation to get eventually)
Bikes have really come along way. I’ll get one of these for the green points.
I think The Copenhagen Wheel is quite innovative, But I don’t think that America is ready for something like this. We work far from our homes or work at home, and for one most Americans don’t want to give up those huge SUVs and pick up trucks. Americans don’t even want to switch to an alternative fuel to help the environment. But hopefully The Copenhagen Wheel does well in Copenhagen, if it hasn’t already…
we need change
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