Roll up, roll up, original Strida for sale

[bikeworkshop]

Seemed like a great idea.
Mine was borrowed by the local Yoof who wheelied it to death in a few minutes.

"Me an the strida had some lovely times together"

 

[Guinessisgoodforyou]

You mean "the hypotenuse"?

Technically that's the base and the head tube is the perpendicular as it's basically a right angle triangle.
I have my coat ready thank you.

 

[bikeworkshop]

Sadly
"that's the base"
as the punchline needs considerably more work to set up the gag.
And I am a lazy man.

 

[Guinessisgoodforyou]

Sadly
"that's the base"
as the punchline needs considerably more work to set up the gag.
And I am a lazy man.

I got nothing

 

[fiveSixteenths]

I think a folding tent in the shape of a geodesic dome would be perfect.

A sail. Might help I suppose. Or remarkably even more like an umbrella.

 

[winjohn]

The seat on the hypotenuse of a right-angled bicycle is equal to the sum of the stares on the other two rides.

Coat already taken...

 

[wynne]

I had one of these. I won it in a tsunami relief fundraiser raffle at an architect's practice in Farringdon (exactly where you'd expect to find an old pristine Strida). It was an awful bike to ride unless.... I was pissed. In which case the general vagueness and flex within the frame seemed to counteract my own vagueness and wobble to give a wonderful smooth ride home through the London night (or so it seemed).
I gave it to a charity shop about a month after taking possession of it.

 

[wynne]

The seat on the hypotenuse of a right-angled bicycle is equal to the sum of the stares on the other two rides.

Coat already taken...

I can but stand back and admire your craft.

 

[Guinessisgoodforyou]

The seat on the hypotenuse of a right-angled bicycle is equal to the sum of the stares on the other two rides.

Coat already taken...

I like that excellent.