Forkless bycycle

Forkless bycycle photo


Can you see the forks on this bycycle? Of course you can't because Olli Erkkila did not put the forks on it. This is a Graduation Project of Olli Erkkila for Institute of Design in Lahti - Finland.  He name it  Forkless- Cruiser. What a cool bike :)







Forkless bycycle photo

Forkless bycycle photo

Forkless bycycle by Olli Erkkila



Source - ollierkkila.com

A Chinese man invents amphibious bike



It's not so sophisticated and futuristic, but riding it is a nice pleasure because we can ride it on a water too. This is a home-made amphibious bicycle, made by Deng Huaibin of Nanjing, Jiangsu province, China, has a foldable airbag on each of the wheel, and seven paddles on the back.

"It rides just like a normal bike on land, but can also be filled with air and rode on the water at speeds of up to five kilometres per hour anytime," says Deng.

It took him more than two years to design and manufacture the bike, at a cost of more than £1,800. It contains more than 300 parts, most of them hand-made from anything he could get his hands on. He used more than 40 car inner tyres to make the four airbags.

Deng hopes to find a business partner to mass manufacture the bike once he's been granted a patent.

"If it gets mass produced, the cost for a single bike will be only around £50," he said.



Via - Ananova

Spiderman becomes a lizard?


Photo: CATERS NEWS

From a comic and movie superhero becomes a colourful lizard. The lizard in the photo is not being manipulated (not a photo manipulation). It is now the latest exotic pet craze. Mwanza flat-headed agama's vivid blue-and-red colouring, is a lizard that has a body skin colour similar like Spiderman.

Agamas which are native to Kenya can be good pet, as they become tame and docile if handled regularly. But it's a little fussy to take care of them because they require specialist equipment in the UK to maintain their temperature.

It can grow up to a foot long, and a balanced diet for them includes locusts, crickets, mealworms and waxworms. They unable to throw webs, but can change colour – the brightly coloured males will change brown at night or if frightened. They can also run on their hind legs, and can scale vertical walls like spiders.


Photo: WIKIPEDIA/D. Gordon E. Robertson



Via - Telegraph, 21 Sept 2009

Veteran car show in Moscow

Veteran car show in Moscow 2009


A veteran-style sports car is transported to be displayed at an veteran car show at the Crocus Exhibition Hall in Moscow, capital of Russia, Sept. 20, 2009. (Xinhua/Lu Jinbo)



A veteran car is displayed during an veteran car show at the Crocus Exhibition Hall in Moscow, capital of Russia, Sept. 20, 2009. (Xinhua/Lu Jinbo)



A man sits in a veteran tracklayer at an veteran car show at the Crocus Exhibition Hall in Moscow, capital of Russia, Sept. 20, 2009. (Xinhua/Lu Jinbo)



A worker carries two veteran bicycles at an veteran car show at the Crocus Exhibition Hall in Moscow, capital of Russia, Sept. 20, 2009. (Xinhua/Lu Jinbo)



Veteran car show in Moscow 2008





10 Largest subway systems in the world

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The London Tube is the oldest subway system in the world. Its length is 408 km


Largest subway systems picture
The New York City subway system carries more than 1.3 billion passengers a year and is an integral part of the New York exp


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The Tokyo Subway is the world's busiest one. 304 km


Largest subway systems picture
The Moscow Metro was opened in 1935. It is 340 km long. Metro stations were designed as underground palaces, which makes it the most beautiful subway system in the world



The Seoul Subway. 286 km



Subway in Madrid, Spain. 284 km



Shanghai Subway - 234 km



The Paris Subway. A grand work of art, 215 km long



Mexico - 201.38 km



Beijing - 200 km



Source - Pravda