What A Concept 12: Corroded Concept

Happy Friday!  What a concept brings us a weathered idea this week that surely will fascinate.  Some things are always more interesting when designs meander off the beaten path, but that doesnt always mean it is a good idea, or bad either.  Isn't that definitive! Lets check out this weeks installment of the What A Concept! K.ed Volume 12.

What a Concept 10-Japanese Bombs

TGIF! Ahhh, the end of the week is nigh and some great things are happening.  Concepts are being born as you read this-some good, some not so much.  This week brings two, sibling concepts, that share less than their maker.  

What a Concept 9: Forever Bicycles

It's Friday!   Due to technical difficulties posting this week has been made difficult and as such delegated to be concentrated into this weeks what a concept post.  My apologies.  Although this week the concepts take a turn from the typical to something familiar, but different all the same.

What a Concept 8: Extreme Contrasts

After a week of power outages, wet snow, ice, and Winter showing us that it has returned, we finally make it to Friday.  This week I bring a contrast of concepts to show the diversity that bicycles inspire.  From high tech to the lowest tech one can imagine, bikes are no stranger to being taken from something simple to the most complex ideas ever.

What a Concept 6

In full on amazement, my farm of internet scouring servers has discovered the concept that defies the standards.  A bicycle concept and design to prove that there is hope for humanity after all, just not at the hands of engineers that make bikes.  For part 6, only one concept is enough to get your fill of the strange and amazing....

What a Concept 5

Issue 5 of the What a Concept Post.  There is always something fantastic or ridiculous on the drawing boards of conceptual designers, artists, and engineers.  As always it is only a matter of time before those aimed at cycling end up here to be reviewed with honest unbiased focus on relevance and usefulness. Here are this weeks contestants.

What a Concept 4

The fourth installment of the What a Concept post has a concept that is taking a leap into the scientific.  Cloaking.  Yeah, invisible "magic" cloaks are a concept anyone can find some use for, good or mildly perverted.  Either way it gets used, it is good to see something this cool has had progress in its development.  This is instead of covering some of the designs from the Oregon Manifest which deserves far more attention for it's ridiculousness than the Friday post.