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I've always been fascinated by pennyfarthers, they're so elegant and graceful and HUGE!
The one I offer at my shop uses a very modified script of an airplane! But that's a secret, don't tell anyone!
The reason is that I wanted to bank when you turn and that was the only way I could find to do it properly but the side-effect of such atrocity is that the bicycle can jump unrealistically high as if it had a million balloons tied to it.
Also it's very challenging to drive over terrain, this is a civilized bike, for civilized roads... Which means you will laugh a lot trying to drive on rough surfaces, of course.
Happy Wednesday!
I've always been fascinated by pennyfarthers, they're so elegant and graceful and HUGE!
The one I offer at my shop uses a very modified script of an airplane! But that's a secret, don't tell anyone!
The reason is that I wanted to bank when you turn and that was the only way I could find to do it properly but the side-effect of such atrocity is that the bicycle can jump unrealistically high as if it had a million balloons tied to it.
Also it's very challenging to drive over terrain, this is a civilized bike, for civilized roads... Which means you will laugh a lot trying to drive on rough surfaces, of course.
Happy Wednesday!
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Interesting, I've always known these as Penny Farthings; the Penny being the big wheel and the Farthing the smaller back wheel. https://dearinnerdemons.com/_images/newsposts/Penny_Farthi... and why the ridiculously large wheel? well this was before 'gearing' so easier to rotate a large fixed wheel
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