2012 skate cycle

Skatecycle SKATE CYCLE High-strength Aluminium and Plastic Frame High wearable PU Wheels Non-slip sand blast footplate

Skate cycle-The Freerider Skate Cycle from Brooklyn Workshop is a new concept in recreational sports that has similar ideals to snowboarding, skateboarding, and the nimble movements of casterboarding. A great fitness device for fast foot-directional traveling.

You ride the Skatecycle by placing booth feet onto the non-slip boards and turn by moving/twisting the feet to the direction you want to go. This continued foot motion, in synchronization with twisting the upper body, steers the cycle over ground. The more experience you have the less energy you exert to gain and maintain momentum of travel.

Constructed from solid aluminum and a composite frame supporting a riders weight up to 220 lbs.

 

Evoking the first-of-its-kind innovative spirit of the famous American industrialist, it combines the foot control of snowboarding, the balanced turning of skateboarding, and the nimble, undulating movements of casterboarding. Providing an easy transition for those who already participate in any of the three sports, both feet are placed onto two slip-resistant footboards, and its double-jointed, twisting axle allows riders to move either of the 9" polyurethane wheels individually by twisting the feet inwards and outwards. This continued foot motion, in synchronization with a twisting upper body, "drives" the cycle over flat, level ground. Durable aluminum and composite frame supports riders up to 220 lbs. Helmet and protective gear should always be worn when riding. 30" L x 6 1/2" W x 9 1/2" H. (7 1/4 lbs.)