The conceptual 'Praxis' bicycle has been created to offer commuters an efficient piece of equipment that will enable them to get around town without having to deal with larger units that are presently on the market.
Designed by Onur Uslu, the bicycle features a quick-release system that enables it to collapse all at once, which makes it ideal for when you've arrived at the train station or need to toss it in your trunk. When you're ready to ride it once again, the bike can be set to go in mere seconds to keep you as agile as possible during your morning or evening commute.
The 'Praxis' bicycle boasts a shaft transmission, has a slim aesthetic and identifies the increased need for compact yet efficient ways to get around urban areas.
Chain-Free Last Mile Bicycles
The 'Praxis' Bicycle Folds and Unfolds in Seconds
Trend Themes
1. Chain-free Bicycles - Opportunity for bike designers to innovate by exploring new transmission mechanisms that add convenience to users.
2. Efficient Last-mile Commuting - Urban mobility solution providers can develop innovative products that cater to commuters who prefer sustainable and efficient transit options.
3. Quick-release Mechanisms - Manufacturers of bicycles and other transportation equipment can explore faster and hassle-free ways to assemble/disassemble their products.
Industry Implications
1. Bicycle Manufacturing - Manufacturers can integrate quick-release mechanisms and explore new designs to cater to commuter needs.
2. Sustainable Transportation - Urban mobility solution providers can offer sustainable transportation options, like chain-free bicycles, to address the need for eco-friendly transport.
3. Smart Urban Mobility - Technical innovators can develop smart technology that integrates with chain-free bicycles, making them a more convenient and seamless transit option.