http://mashable.com/2016/05/16/spinning-bus-london
>>957218
the problem is it's still a bus. They need to incorporate the freedom of car travel and health benefits of the spinning bus into a privately owned vehicle that's powered by the user.
How about just riding a bicycle
>>957222
>riding a bicycle in London
Not everyone is suicidal m8
>>957218
I'm disappointed that they don't power the bus, being the first/last person on your commute would be a heck of a workout.
>The 45-minute classes will cost between £12 and £15
kek, the funny part is, people will pay for this
>>957235
>>The 45-minute classes will cost between £12 and £15
>kek, the funny part is, people will pay for this
It's even funnier to hear it called a "class".
>>957218
Just when I think people can't get any dumber, someone comes along and proves me wrong again.
>>957227
Not everyone is a faggot either, FAGGOT
>>957234
This. They could be charging an ultracapacitor with it though. That way it doesn't get stuck in traffic when some cunt isn't pedalling hard enough.
>REBEL imposed on the background of the bus
This shit is hilarious.
>>957244
If you cant disagree with someone without calling them a faggot in all caps you need to leave /n
>>957261
>/n
>>957261
Faggot
>>957242
Hello modified KOTH quote
>>957248
This sounds fun, call the passengers a generative source rather like regenerative braking and challenge them to see how far they can increase the buses range by and still have them pay for it.
Hmm...
>>957281
How about putting some sort of counter on every bike, which discounts a part of your ticket for every km you pedal, so at the end of your ride you pay accordingly?
>>957282
built in power meter and scale, discount by power to weight ratio
>>957320
Exactly this. Goddamn I wish I lived in this world. Minus the ad spam, of course.
>>957227
I keep seeing videos of the Cycling Superhighways with masses of people on them. Cycling in London seems (increasingly?) legit
>>957371
>with masses of people on them
Cycling popularisation worst day of my life.
I prefer when it was just me and 1-2 other dudes riding out in the morning, now I'm stuck in fucking bike traffic on my way to work.
>>957497
I was wondering about this. The infrastructure where is live is sort-of-ok, and to dream of some netherlands tier stuff is nice.
But these things rarely have any sort of provisions for passing, and most people ride so fuckin' slowly.
>>957218
Wouldn't this only make sense on the ride home, since you will be sweaty a fuck at the end of the ride?
>>958676
>The unusual vehicle will travel the most popular commuter routes across London, finishing up at the 1Rebel studio, where riders can have a shower and a smoothie before work.
>>957219
perhaps some sort of vehicle where the rotary motion generated by pedalling on the spinner is converted into rotary motion for wheels, which propel the user
