Would you, if given the oppportunity, try a cardboard Bicycle like this one?

define "try"

take it around the block for the curiosity? absolutely.

buy one and ride it in situations that i need a bike to work well in? no.

Well, that story didn't say everything.

I did have the opportunity to ride one of those bikes. It is VERY smooth riding but as flexible as a piece of wet spaghetti. It reminds me a lot of the plastic bike some years ago, um, a LOT of years ago, made by The Original Plastic Bicycle Company. I have one (plastic bike) sitting in my warehouse.

Considering it is 20 pounds of cardboard and rubber, methinks a better solution could be found but maybe not for 20 bucks.

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There is a whole article in this months "Bicyclng" magazine about this bike. It is tough as other frame materials because of hardners the frame is soaked in. Projected maximum cost s $20!! It is possible it can change the transportation systems in several continents, and countries around the world!

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Sure would, why not take it out for a spin, what could possibly go wrong. I would like to say I rode a cardboard bike.

Capital N. Capital O. NO. Three words... Steel is REAL.

http://www.raleighusa.com/archive/2011-steel-road/...

http://www.schwinnbikes.com/bikes/bike-archive/201...

I would buy one just to hang on the wall. I would ride it first.

Nope

Edit: What happens if it rains?

sure

i would try any dumb-*** thing that seemed like it wouldn;t kill me

fliz bike

those stupid running-machine bikes

trikes

recumbents

pedicabs

tall bikes

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