Bumble Bee

Conceptualized at the same time as the Cyclofuge, 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.

Buzzing by Angela Scrivani

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Posted on a Wed in January of 2007 by Laird

Three Seat Ferris Wheel

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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Posted on a Tue in January of 2007 by Laird

Cyclefuge

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.

Jon on Cyclofuge

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Posted on a Fri in October of 2005 by Rudy

The Dizzy Toy

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

 

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Posted on a Sat in October of 2005 by Rudy

12 bike Carousel (#2)

A revision on the first Carousel includes 6 more bikes and a superbly crafted canopy by Renessa.

Bike Carousel

cyclecide carousel / coachella still

Posted on a Sat in October of 2005 by Rudy

Ferris Wheel

The two person pedal powered ferris wheel is quite a thrill to ride. Like a swing that goes all the way over the bar. Developed by Paul the Plumber.

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Posted on a Sat in October of 2005 by Rudy

Kiddie Carousel

This carousel is for kiddies.

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Posted on a Sat in October of 2005 by Rudy

Caurousel (#1)

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!

Posted on a Sat in October of 2005 by Rudy

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