🚲 10 Unique Bicycles from Around the Globe
1. Reuleaux Triangle Bike (USA)
Designed by mechanical engineer Phil Miller, this bike features wheels shaped like Reuleaux triangles. Despite their unconventional shape, the bike is rideable and was showcased at Burning Man. Bicycling
2. Hydrofoil Bike (New Zealand)
The Manta5 Hydrofoiler XE-1 is an electric-assisted bike that allows you to cycle on water, combining cycling with hydrofoiling technology. Bicycling
3. Pedersen Bicycle (Denmark/UK)
Invented by Mikael Pedersen, this bike features a unique cross-frame design and a hammock-style saddle, offering a distinct riding experience. Wikipedia
4. Cruzbike (USA)
A front-wheel-drive recumbent bicycle with a moving bottom bracket, allowing for better climbing ability and a unique riding position. Wikipedia
5. Lowrider Bicycle (USA)
Originating from Chicano culture in the 1960s, these bikes are highly customized with features like extended forks, ape hanger handlebars, and elaborate paint jobs. Wikipedia
6. HERObike (USA)
Crafted in Greensboro, Alabama, these bikes are made from locally sourced bamboo, combining sustainability with unique design. Condé Nast Traveler
7. Moulton Bicycle (UK)
Known for its small wheels and suspension system, the Moulton bike features a distinctive lattice frame and is designed for performance and comfort. Financial Times
8. Conference Bike (USA)
A circular, seven-seater bike where all riders pedal, but only one steers. It's used for team-building and tours in various cities. Performance Bicycle Blog
9. Cyclotron Bike (Germany)
A futuristic bike with hubless wheels, integrated lights, and a sleek design, aiming to revolutionize urban cycling. YouTube
10. Square-Wheeled Bike (Various)
While not practical for everyday use, bikes with square or triangular wheels have been built to demonstrate mathematical principles and engineering creativity. Yanko Design
