not a road bike but

[shed]

anyone know what these are worth

in ok condition,plastic bike faded

 

[jm]

Re:

I'd pay a fortune for a magic floating bike.

 

[The History Man]

Origami?

 

[Woz]

Sweden's answer to Kirk :?: :facepalm:

In Sweden they constantly float about the 500 - 1000 SEK mark. They are not rare and no one seems
in a mad rush to own one. Never seen one actually been ridden, and what I understand is they
are difficult to modify and upgrade.

https://www.blocket.se/stockholm?q=iter ... &l=0&md=th

Perhaps it would fetch more in the UK, that one appears to be in good condition too.

 

[t47b]

Re:

Wouldn't be any use here, I once left the mobile phone on the roof for the afternoon, it melted, just tiled over it, it's now part of the bitumen waterproof layer

Maybe worth sending an email to the Uk plastics museum...
http://www.modip.ac.uk

Or advertise it on the Volvo owners club forum, well they bought the car...

 

[Woz]

:shock: Yeah, that old plastic shit would look good next to the modern plastic shit

http://www.modip.ac.uk/artefact/aibdc-006079

 

[shed]

lol

 

[mattr]

I've ridden one.

Not surprised no one is rushing to buy them.

 

[jm]

Puts glasses on,Strings, not magic after all.Doesn't old plastic go brittle.

 

[Old Ned]

Weren't they marketed in the UK in the 80's by Falcon or one of the other 'major' brands? I seem to recall that the name was used for a short while to part sponsor a UK professional team - but they rode conventional bikes. There was a 'rumour' going round that one of the team pro's was going to tackle the end-to-end record using a version of one but it never happened. I wonder why???????????...........