"Colin Blackburn" <
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> Dave Larrington wrote:
> > Colin Blackburn wrote:
> >
> >
> >>I wonder if people actually ride them though.
> >
> >
> > I doubt it. Not far anyway. And I've seen photos of ones which can't be ridden, coz the bottom
> > bracket height is less than the crank length...
>
> I have since found a site that sells parts such as "spear-head" pedals which it emphasises
> shouldn't be used. I guess thety are built for shows but it all seems a bit strange. From the ones
> I have seen with spare wheels---which seem to be smaller than either of the bike wheels!---they
> look a bit like a car substitute (in terms of a self-modification thing.)
>
> Colin
>
that's how they were 'invented' young mexican dudes that wanted to show off to the laydeez but
didn't have a car or driving licence. then it became a cult, now it's possible to buy them off
the shelf.
I quite fancy one but can't think of anything practical to do with one other than look at it as some
sort of ornament or just sit about on it, saying 'heey, esse, ju looking at me or my wheels' a lot
http://www.lovelylowrider.co.uk/bikes.htm
Albert