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Sous-marin à pedales Francais
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[StephaneRousson]

Hello,

this a a kit call Shuttle bike kit, it s made in Italy, it s very fun, you put it on your bike in 10 minutes,have fun



[YaReDCINEMAGroup]

Why is it open?

[StephaneRousson]

@YaReDCINEMAGroup , Hi it s because it s the first tries , just for securty reasons

[aldebaran91330]

Bravo pour cette invention made in France surprenante et écologique! Vivement que ça se propage sur toutes les mers du monde entier afin que le monde puisse accéder d'une nouvelle manière aux fonds marins si méconnus du public! (certes y'a bien Cousteau et tout ce qu'on peut voir à la télé mais y aller soi-même et en faisant du sport c'est tellement plus classe ^^)

[StephaneRousson]

@aldebaran91330 merci !

[0YellowSubmarine0]

YELLOW SUBMARINE!!!

[yappertrap]

pointless

[99ltd]

Very cool sub! THis may be off topic but what cuaght my eye also was the guy biking on top of a boat just before you submerged. Do you have any information about the biking boat?

[fordlukebo]

@flugfahrrader try tpying in human powered forklift. lol

[flugfahrrader]

While I am fascinated by this sub and any human powered mobility, I question the resistance the 'diver' has with pedaling in water (cab is filled, right). Is there really any gain realized over standard diving with ordinary feet fins?

Of course, to have a dry cab means a tremendous ballast load to submerge a very buoyant bubble. Then, there is the crushing weight of the water itself, so I understand the route taken with this design.

[0stmackaA]

Yellow submarine!