Designaffairs' Modern Bike Has Riders Appearing to Cycle on Thin Air
Kyle Towers — January 25, 2013 — Autos
References: studioblog.designaffairs & dezeen
Designaffairs has come up with a brilliant design in this transparent modern bike. Don't let the vulnerable-looking frame deceive you, the bike is to be made from materials used for helicopter windshields and jet canopies. The material is called Trivex, which is a durable polymer that is also lightweight. If it can be trusted on a jet, riders should have peace of mind on this bike.
The integrity and features of the material isn't the only noteworthy thing about this modern bike -- the aesthetics are very interesting and eye-catching too. Transparent material makes for a unique style; it's almost as if the rider is juggling the bike parts with magic.
The integrity and features of the material isn't the only noteworthy thing about this modern bike -- the aesthetics are very interesting and eye-catching too. Transparent material makes for a unique style; it's almost as if the rider is juggling the bike parts with magic.
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Transparent Transportation — The use of transparent materials in transportation design opens up possibilities for sleek and futuristic vehicles.
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Durable Polymers — Exploring the use of durable polymers like Trivex in various industries can lead to lighter and more resilient products.
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Aesthetic Innovations — Incorporating transparent materials in design can create visually striking and attention-grabbing products.
Industry Implications
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Bicycle Manufacturing — The bicycle industry can explore the use of transparent materials to create innovative and stylish bike designs.
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Aerospace — The aerospace industry can adopt Trivex and other durable polymers for windshields and canopies, enhancing safety and performance.
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Product Design — Various industries that involve product design, such as automotive and electronics, can incorporate transparent materials for unique and visually appealing creations.
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