Sir Clive tries again

i saw a C5 back in the summer being used! horrible thing the rider?driver?pilot? had to pedal it up a very short not too steep slope.
not seen one for years before that.
 
Maybe I'm just one of the typical naysayers,
but when it comes to recumbents and C-5's
I'm with the masses when it comes to pointing and staring
and going 'WTF!'...

Totally stupid and pointless idea
:roll:
 
fagin":nphm8555 said:
That Bond Bug takes me back. Had a poster as a kid.
Some scary Sinclair stuff on the site, but this still has to one of the styliest calculators ever,
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Very Bang & Olufsen looking 8)
 
I prefer my LIDL £1.99 Mac Compatible, but I am hearing the point that it is an ok recumbant. We don't know the weight yet, I am interested to hear the real details...
 

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I still have a Sinclair calculator, and I had some of the Hifi for a while. Made just down the road from here too.
 
They've actually designed something that looks less modern and high tech than the C5. Impressive.

I'm wearing a Sinclair t-shirt today
 
highlandsflyer":2j5i6z6d said:
I am hearing the point that it is an ok recumbant. We don't know the weight yet, I am interested to hear the real details...

Its about 30kg, but how much of that is batteries and electric motors I don't know. With a 10 mile range I can't see it having a huge, heavy battery pack.

Th Abike folder looks interesting too:

bizresorg%5CKW58KR8D1abike.jpg


I've had a soft spot for Sinclair products since owning a ZX80 back in the day.
 
ABikes not much more than a gimmick.
If you hit anything not much bigger than a grain of sand it would be similar to riding a 20-26" wheel into a breezeblock. In fact the teeth you'd knock out from face planting would be the breezeblock for the next ABike along :lol:
 
uktyler":3mjal7sj said:
highlandsflyer":3mjal7sj said:
I am hearing the point that it is an ok recumbant. We don't know the weight yet, I am interested to hear the real details...

Its about 30kg, but how much of that is batteries and electric motors I don't know. With a 10 mile range I can't see it having a huge, heavy battery pack.

Th Abike folder looks interesting too:

bizresorg%5CKW58KR8D1abike.jpg


I've had a soft spot for Sinclair products since owning a ZX80 back in the day.

10 mile range :shock: that is a joke :?
As for the A bike. The clue is in the name 'A'rse bike. Wouldn't be seen dead on it.
He must get up every morning and think what pointless & stupid idea can i sell today. The computers he sold i thought back then were rubbish. Some body has to be first :roll: :lol:
 
how do you balance the darn thing when at a standstill? Bigger wheels would help too, esp in sheffield's moonscape crater-roads. Looks like a good lab concept, not much use in the real world

(sorry if its in the link, work blocker means i cant see it)
 

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