That’s real engineering when you throw away the first draft and start over.
As opposed to quitting or trying to force the first approach riddled with problems to work.
this post was submitted on 06 Dec 2025
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Very inspiring indeed
It's all fun and games until you ride under a power line.
I'd be more concerned about a magnet being attracted to a passing truck.
That is such a cool idea.
He's asking for Mk II ideas. Just add leverage. There's enough leverage for at least a 10x strength/stiffness increase.
I can't suggest it because I don't YouTube. So I got no account and I only watch from links using new pipe or other viewers depending on OS.
Furze is the best
Delightful madness! I stumbled across his tall bikes as well (under the guise of COVID and social distancing).
I guess he's at the point where he has enough followers YouTube pay him for content? (Enabling even more unhinged plans) - is that still a thing?