This Artist’s Huge Kinetic Big-Wheel Bike Features Technology You’ve Never Seen On A Bike
Created by Ronald Schroer, this vehicle may look like just a wooden version of an old, boring penny-farthing bike, but it is most certainly far from it…
The “walking-drive” is what sets it apart, and it does not disappoint.
Just take a look at it in motion – and focus on the back portion of the bike.
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