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On Dinosuars+ Robots, Mister Jalopy points us to this crazy-cool atomic age fiberglass bike featured on Nostalgia.net. The bike was designed and prototyped in 1948 and sold for one yea, by Bowden, in 1960.
6 thoughts on “Gorgeous space-age fiberglass bike”
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How much is one yea?
One Yea, of course, being a unit roughly approximate to a dozen kiloflots.
The debate rages to this day whether a single Yea is a ridiculously large currency denomination, or if Flots are simply inflated to the point of obviation.
I believe you can trade them indirectly (and informally) on the Dinar markets, but I wouldn’t ask it in open company.
Gorgeous space-age
fiberglass
bike is
awesome.