I agree, Kat.  I woudl definitely be interested in trying one.  I never did
learn how to ride a bike, but this design looks like I could possibly do it.

Linda
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Subject: Re: Emailing: index shift bike


> I've seen articles about this with a slant towards young kids learning how
> to
> ride bikes, but I can see an application for adults who don't have very
> good
> balance (such as yours truly!)
>
> Kat
>
> On Tuesday 03 May 2005 8:17 am, Meir Weiss wrote:
>> A bike w/o training wheels yet stabilizes
>>
>> Very cool
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