Mass Produced Water-Cycle Recumbent
Say what you will about recumbent riders. It takes a lot of confidence for those little guys to straddle their orthopedic bikes and ride in public knowing that they’re being laughed at by every human and dog that crosses their path. And now someone developed this water recumbent to give those scrappy fellows something to do while the rest of us paddle canoes and kayaks. The Performance Water Cycle costs $3000 plus $700 for delivery, so about the same as a high end kayak or jet ski.
By Rocky Thompson- rockythompson
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May 1st, 2008 at 3:46 pm
That’s some goofy looking thing. I’d like to see some assclown try to punch thru the surf in one of those. Also, what happens when the wind blows?
May 1st, 2008 at 6:57 pm
There are already guys here in Seattle that ride across from Alkai Beach to downtown Seattle for their commute. Laugh all you want, but it is faster than driving!
May 1st, 2008 at 10:21 pm
[…] Mind you, we’re not the kind of folks who’d judge a man’s water-borne transportation (ever take a good look at someone in a float tube?), but sometimes we’re not above pointing and sniggering.This, Undergrounders, is one of those times. Don’t worry — the Performance Water Cycle isn’t just silly looking - it’s also expensive. Looking dorky will set you back $3000, and assuming you can’t wait to lay your hands on one of these and paint flames on it hit the prime fishing waters, shipping’s an additional $700.See you on the water, Tom Chandler.(Found via Backcountry.com: The Goat) […]
May 2nd, 2008 at 3:28 pm
I used to laugh at every strange looking thing, too–and then I had my thirteenth birthday.
May 7th, 2008 at 12:16 pm
Does it still require a beard to own an operate like its land-based cousins?