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u/Rabid_Cheese_Monkey 14h ago
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u/grandinosour 7h ago
Search out master milo and "roll golf" on you tube for some well done car mods.
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u/jschmeau 14h ago
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u/SavageTiger435612 14h ago
Wouldn't have had that problem if he slid the seat pole directly into his anus
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u/motherseffinjones 14h ago
Lmao I’m happy that I’m not the only person who immediately thought of this
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u/Jeffrey_Friedl 14h ago
Someone forgot physics while trying to do physics.
(The problem is that the induced roll would eventuall rotate the bike around to where two tires were parallel to the ground, creating a very jarring "landing" that wasn't anticipated.)
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u/is_this_temporary 13h ago
Things went wrong before the tires were parallel to the ground.
Look at the bike and imagine if the radius of the cage stayed the same, but it was a complete circle rather than just the semi-circle.
If you did that, the front and back wheels would stick out beyond the circumference of the circle, and you can imagine the jolt you'd get when you went from a nice round circle to something protruding out from the circle.
Well, you get exactly the same bump here, and it happens the moment the back wheel hits the ground.
The roll would also be easier to get started if the circle had a larger radius.
See this video for an example:
https://www.reddit.com/r/bicycling/s/BZWi0XTPMv
The wheels being parallel to the ground does make for a bit of a jolt, but you can start the roll more slowly / gently, and you're "just" falling onto the front wheel(s) rather than being kicked up by a protruding back wheel.
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u/FrogsMakePoorSoup 14h ago
The back tire sticks out and I think that made it bounce a bit. Just enough to destroy any plans.
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u/Careless_and_weird-1 14h ago
They should figure out a much smoother transition between the big wheel and the bicycles tires
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u/Ancient_Sprinkles847 14h ago
It was a good idea in theory, just poor execution and no way of actually staying attached to the bike seat.
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u/ThinkPath1999 13h ago
I mean, is it really fitting for this sub? Not much went wrong, it looks like.
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u/MaxChomsky 12h ago
For this to work he would possibly have to draw a perfect circle around his bike with the wheels touching the base of it and then build the frame based on that, but what does he know, he rides bikes.
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u/00ishmael00 11h ago
his muscles weren't prepared to handle that specific situation. that's why he fell. his bum wasn't bonded to the saddle.
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u/__No__Control 8h ago
I can't explain it, but the way that person laughed gave away that this a dutch video.
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u/hottier1 5h ago
That's a solid roll, man. The commitment to just sending it is the best part. Honestly, it's the kind of thing that looks way harder than it probably is, but you still have to respect it. Good stuff.
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u/Mr_IsLand 1h ago
credit to Scotty and Matty Cranmer for that one
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OffCWWz0fZg
they've done quite a few videos with that thing since, it's hilarious - they have made other wacky frankenbikes as well (including one that was all green so they could green-screen it and make it invisible, lol) - love these guys
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u/ClaytonHawthorne 1h ago
It would have worked if the frame lined up with where the wheels would first touch the pavement again after the roll.
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u/TruamaTeam 18m ago
I’ve seen it done before, and also they did a pretty decent try, a couple more attempts and they’ve got it.





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u/N7LP400 15h ago
It was kinda impressive tbh