Pump A Bike: Human powered Hydrofoil
Posted on Sun, 15 May 2005 10:00:00 CDT | by Luigi Lugmayr | Topic: Other Stuff
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Designed by Zimbabwean inventor Mike Puzey, the Pump-a-bike was under development for 8 years. The Human powered Hydrofoil is now available in South Africa.
The Pump A Bike can go as fast as 20mph - Wau. Riders need to jump up and down to move it. It weighs 14kg and floats by itself when not on it.
Tons of photos and more details on GizMag.
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