The Collapsible ‘Zoomla' Bicycle by Eric Stoddard
Going Like Sixty — May 3, 2009 — Eco
References: bicycledesign.blogspot & speedstudiodesign
Eric Stoddard's Zoomla is a folding bike with a built-in backpack that is small enough to fit in a school locker once it's broken down. Stoddard says the bike folds up in 2 seconds flat.
The Zoomla bicycle is driven by levers and uses small wheels for its compact design. Eric was the designer of the Trik-E concept bike that we previously featured.
Implications - Consumers are looking for the most convenient items on the market. Time saving and portability are the most sought-after elements for a product, as today's society is constantly on the go. Companies seeking to attract more customers could recognize this need for more efficiency and develop their designs with this in mind.
The Zoomla bicycle is driven by levers and uses small wheels for its compact design. Eric was the designer of the Trik-E concept bike that we previously featured.
Implications - Consumers are looking for the most convenient items on the market. Time saving and portability are the most sought-after elements for a product, as today's society is constantly on the go. Companies seeking to attract more customers could recognize this need for more efficiency and develop their designs with this in mind.
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