Innovative bicycle, created by a team of Dutch designers, is equipped with turntable inspired wheels that play vinyl records.
The sound comes out of a megaphone like speaker on the back of the Feats Per Minute bike. Listen to your favorite music while you pedal!
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CharlieSheen
terrible idea, what happens when you want to go faster/slower? the music gets distorted?
Dec 3rd, 2011
Anonymous
@Charlie Sheen
this kid obviously is too young to be here if he doesn’t know how a record player works
Dec 3rd, 2011
Frederick
@Anonymous
He’s asking about the bike.
Sounds like YOU’RE the one too young to know how a record player works.
If you spin the record faster, music speeds up. Record players kept the disc spinning at a constant pace, thus undistorted music. On a bike, your speed is not constant.
If you’re old enough to own a record player but don’t know how to figure this out, you’re pathetically dumb.
Dec 4th, 2011
Sharyn
I bet every Aussie reader thinks of Spicks & Specks! It’s an Australian music quiz show where someone rides a bike which spins a record & the aim is to guess the song. So the rider has to get their speed right to make the music play at the right pace.
Dec 4th, 2011
chelsea_fc
@Sharyn: That is EXACTLY the first thing I thought of!! Shame it ended :(
Dec 4th, 2011
ashley dellinger
calm down guys….I think the beauty of it is the distorted music….DJ’s spin at different speeds all the time….if you are into the song you’ll keep peddling! The video shows it at too slow-too fast speeds and it sounds fine…i think the trick would be shutting it off while you ride your bike as you may sometimes not want to hear the music.
Dec 4th, 2011
Oscar
The netherlands is a flat countrie, there are no hills, mountains or other things. We have special roads for bicycles only, so it’s really easy to get a constant speed while riding your bicycle.
Dec 4th, 2011
Atavar
@ Charlie Sheen, the answer is simple: You want a slow ride, put a 33rpm record on. Prefer cruising? Spin up a 45. Want to go hell for leather? Get the 78’s out.
C’mon, its not like the iPod was invented in the 50’s.
Dec 4th, 2011
Darrell
Hahaha I love this so much! Looks like you’d have to ride pretty slow. but this is just a super awesome fun idea!
Dec 4th, 2011
Linda
I’m from Holland, and i think it’s also mend to make fun of the kids who ride around on their bike’s, while holding their phone in their hand with music playing loud.
This is how that would have looked in the 70’s.
Dec 4th, 2011
George Birbilis
Now every biker can be a DJ – could mix two different records that way I guess if you could place a different one on either side of the wheel and have two playing heads
Dec 4th, 2011
CharlieSheen
@ Atavar
Excellent idea, that would solve things very quickly
Dec 5th, 2011
Joey
I wonder if the front one is connected? they could hook both players up to a crossfader mounted on the handlebars and then they could really be DJ-ing!!
Dec 5th, 2011
Adam
As long you’re pushing up an incline matching the slope of an RIAA (EQ compensation) curve…
Feb 5th, 2012