doron manber + liran cohen create a DIY bicycle using four modular elements
the four metal modules connect the personalized bike through the pedals, wheels, seat and handlebars.
product design students doron manber and liran cohen of hadassah college in jerusalem have designed a minimalist modular bicycle. the four connecting parts work with four screws that lock the various elements one chooses for the bike frame. in their prototype, the designers use a repurposed vintage chair, using the modular devices.
the four metal modules connect the the bike through the pedals, wheels, seat and handlebars
with then intent of personalizing one’s own bicycle, manber and cohen give you the liberty of designing it yourself. the DIY elements locked between the connecting parts will determine the character of the bike. the four metal modules connect the bike through the pedals, wheels, seat and handlebars.
this DIY bike allows for personal customization
details of the gear/pedal module
the designers used an old recycled chair to create the prototype
the overall design once all the elements are connected
the DIY elements locked between the connecting parts will determine the character of the bike
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