Manufacturers of a new chainless bicycle hope their revolutionary new design will take the cycle market by storm. The system uses polyethylene cords instead of a traditional chain because it is stronger and needs no oil.
Thursday, November 11, 2010
Innovation: Cord replaces chain on bicycles . Hungary
WorldWideTech. Francisco De Jesús
Manufacturers of a new chainless bicycle hope their revolutionary new design will take the cycle market by storm. The system uses polyethylene cords instead of a traditional chain because it is stronger and needs no oil.
Manufacturers of a new chainless bicycle hope their revolutionary new design will take the cycle market by storm. The system uses polyethylene cords instead of a traditional chain because it is stronger and needs no oil.
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