Face-To-Face Bicycle.
"Taiwanese inventor Chen Yugang has designed the perfect bike for a date. The two seater bicycle can be
used face-to-face, to get to know your date; but also it can be used
back-to-back for when you eventually fight and don’t want to look at
each other. His unique bicycle design can be ridden face-to-face, conventionally
or back-to-back thanks to rotating seats and gears that can be set to
move in either direction. The riding mode is easily changed within 10
seconds without the need of any tools Yugang said, “On a traditional two-person bicycle, the rider in the
rear seat can only see the back of the one in front. So I started
wondering how I could get them sitting face-to-face.” He continues,
“Face-to-face is suitable for a parent and child, or dating couples,
while the back-to-back mode gives both riders a good view, and the one
at the back can have both hands free to shoot pictures or eat snacks.” It took him a year to build the bike, and he is in negotiations with factories to have it mass-produced." ![]()
Bike Riders Facing Opposite
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Can the dating couple then get hospital beds facing each other? How can they possibly see where they're going when riding this bizarre bike?
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