graphic illustrating the fork of a bicycle
french architect raphaël betillon has combined his two passions – bicycles and beer – into beer-cycle. the design utilizes the fork of a bicycle which betillon cuts in half, finishes and paints, transforming the bike hardware into a beer bottle opener.
used bike forks
the bike forks are divided into two parts, some outfitted with a grip handle
detail of the beer-cycle product
packaging
demonstrating the use of beer-cycle
detail
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more commentsMaybe they can make cars like that too.
Maybe they can make cars like that too. Of course, the door jam always works anyway. My point is, you can get (and should) a DUI for riding a bicycle drunk too.