Conceptualized at the same time as the Cyclefuge, the Bumble Bee bike ride gives flight to the bicycle. Using a unique flexible drive shaft system, two riders propel themselves in mid air like bees buzzing around a flower.  It has a diameter of approximatley 25 feet and is 12 feet tall.

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Developed by Paul the Plumber.  This three person pedal powered ride is a further extention of the two seater. This is the stationary set up of the moving Star Wheel. Click images for larger versions.

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Akin to astronauts on a centrifuge, this ride swings 4 people around as 4 people pedal pedal below. Great training for our bicycle space program!   It has a 40 foot diameter and is 12 feet tall.

More pics and video of the cyclefuge bleow:

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 As you pedal the world around you becomes a blur.  Requires a 20 foot diameter.

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A revision on the first Carousel includes 6 more bikes and a superbly crafted canopy by Renessa. Requires a 30 foot diameter area.

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The two person pedal powered Ferris wheel is quite a thrill to ride and mesmerizing to watch. Feels like a swing that goes all the way over the bar. Developed by Paul the Plumber, it uses heavy duty car rotors and intricate bike parts.

Steve Stabnick (front) and Sean Pudney ride Cyclecide's human-powered Ferris wheel. Stabnick said it was a bit scary climbing to get on, and it took a few tries to get going and balance out their differences in weight. Once they got the hang of it, though, it was smooth and effortless to run.

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This carousel is for kiddies.

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The first large scale bike ride was the carousel. Photo taken in Point Arena, California. This ride has been dismanteled… all the parts _may_ still be in the back yard. For sale: $2000!