I cant help but thinking about where someone riding in the chair will put thier legs. the cyclists legs would be in the way. Also anyone notice the bent fender in front?
Although it may technically be a tricycle, the title is a play on a line from a song, which goes ‘bicycle made for two.’ Changing the title would lose the joke.
i’m wondering where you put your feet/knees while someone is upfront pedalling.
maybe it’s someone who’s bringing a kitchen furniture set back from home depot on their trike, one item at a time.
@Drew
Hard to miss that one Drew. It wouldn’t be funny without that change. I was referring to the song lyric that JH misquoted (Built not Made). But hey, who’s counting, right?
I need me one of these…I am on SSD and I can’t afford a car and gas and insurance This just needs some lite-weight body to keep me and passenger out of the rain!
me
Fabienne: Whose motorcycle is this?
Butch: It’s a chair, baby.
Fabienne: Whose chair is this?
Butch: It’s Zed’s.
Fabienne: Who’s Zed?
Butch: Zed’s my grandmother, baby. And grandmother’s dead. Well, not technically, but she’s senile and probably won’t miss her chair.
Yeah, I think you’re right. Back to back would solve the leg problem, AND the passenger wouldn’t have to be staring at the driver’s crack the whole time.
um….so i’m *eventually* going to put the seat from a broken office chair (the base broke) on the back of my trike for a passenger…..but the chair will face backwards….and i’m going to have to build on some sort of footrest and possibly add a seatbelt….
I think if you had a desire to ride in the “backseat”, you should first ask the driver what he or she has eaten thus far today, considering your proximity to drivers derriere.
shootgun!
They should have sawed off the armrests, you hold on the driver anyway.
Grandma needs a ride to the 7-Eleven!
Bicycles have how many wheels?
Bicycle kluged to be a tricycle?
looks like a tricycle to me.. Title Fail!
I cant help but thinking about where someone riding in the chair will put thier legs. the cyclists legs would be in the way. Also anyone notice the bent fender in front?
hell, i bet its much comfier in that chair – those bike seats give your arse hell.
“No, Jensen, employees that bicycle to work cannot park their bikes in a parking space reserved for cars. Now please take your seat.”
I wouldn.t try to pop a wheelie!
Doesn’t look real well secured. But I’ll bet that chair is pretty comfy right up until it comes loose and you fall off backwards (into traffic).
Unveiling the new Lance Armstrong Tour De France bike for 2010.
That would be a Tricycle, good sir….
it is quite a beautiful old bike. but what the hell?
Hey baby need a ride
That does not look too safe…
Definitely a tricycle. Perhaps a correction is in order. Anyone listening?
Our new tricycle for two with the ergonomically correct backseat!
That’s because there is no duct tape
Although it may technically be a tricycle, the title is a play on a line from a song, which goes ‘bicycle made for two.’ Changing the title would lose the joke.
i’m wondering where you put your feet/knees while someone is upfront pedalling.
maybe it’s someone who’s bringing a kitchen furniture set back from home depot on their trike, one item at a time.
@RioRyan
BWHAHAHAHA !!! Damn right !
@JH
I strongly agree with you (except that the line from the song “Daisy Bell” is “a bicycle BUILT for two”)
This is the new IKEA trike.
@dono1
You’ll note that they cleverly changed the verb to indicate that this vehicle was not actually built for two at all.
@Drew
Hard to miss that one Drew. It wouldn’t be funny without that change. I was referring to the song lyric that JH misquoted (Built not Made). But hey, who’s counting, right?
@Paddy
Great comment! That would be the trIKEA, right?
@dono1
Right!
I need me one of these…I am on SSD and I can’t afford a car and gas and insurance This just needs some lite-weight body to keep me and passenger out of the rain!
me
the fact that MONARK is spelled MONARK just totally gets lost in this pic.
Fabienne: Whose motorcycle is this?
Butch: It’s a chair, baby.
Fabienne: Whose chair is this?
Butch: It’s Zed’s.
Fabienne: Who’s Zed?
Butch: Zed’s my grandmother, baby. And grandmother’s dead. Well, not technically, but she’s senile and probably won’t miss her chair.
With such a pimp ride, it’s a wonder they wouldn’t chain it to a pole.
hi come ride on my pedophile mobile
i think it would work better back-to-back…
Yeah, I think you’re right. Back to back would solve the leg problem, AND the passenger wouldn’t have to be staring at the driver’s crack the whole time.
um….so i’m *eventually* going to put the seat from a broken office chair (the base broke) on the back of my trike for a passenger…..but the chair will face backwards….and i’m going to have to build on some sort of footrest and possibly add a seatbelt….
it’ll be great!
Sadly, I have two of those chairs. Mine were half-inched from an NHS doctor’s surgery.
p.s. Half-inched is another term for “retired”.
I think if you had a desire to ride in the “backseat”, you should first ask the driver what he or she has eaten thus far today, considering your proximity to drivers derriere.
heyyy, it’s MY turn in the comfy seat!
What’s wrong about the spelling of Monark? It’s a very old (founded in 1908) Swedish bicycle manufacturer.