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May 4th, 2007

Upside down bicycle

People come to this blog to hear the latest in-depth analysis on the religious stories of the day, so I thought today I would talk about my latest invention, the upside down bicycle. This off-topic item will be a disappointment to everyone, I know, but such is the price of technological innovation.

upside down bicycle

The blueprint is shown above. I don’t think that anyone else in the world has invented one , but they might have done. There is a man who has invented the sideways bicycle, as seen on the BBC and elsewhere a few months ago, but that is different.

If anyone would like to purchase the blueprint above contact my people and they will talk to your people.

I can see several uses, the main one being that you could travel places upside down. People wishing to travel upside down at the moment face very limited options. A major advantage is safety – if you fall off and end up upside down you do in fact end up the right way up. Much less disorientating.

You can put this blueprint on your blog as long as you put a clause underneath it saying that people cannot manufacture this bicycle without their people talking to my people first.

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6 Responses to “Upside down bicycle”


  1. Karin says:

    lol Are you so very bored or have you just cracked completely, Dave? ;)

  2. Neil says:

    I have thought of another use, you can use it and be the right way up in upside-down places, such as Australia, the kingdom on the inside of the world, and places from childrens fiction.

  3. Chris Clark says:

    Excellent work Dave…the world needs more people who think outside the box.

    My people will contact your people to discuss the bicycle idea …and also to ask if you know where the box is that we are outside of…and whether the bicycle works only outside or inside the box…and should we have boxes anyway as they might be theologically divisive..

  4. David says:

    This is an absolutely stunning safety innovation. There is no chance over going ‘over the handlebars’ if you brake suddenly.

  5. Judith says:

    Well done this is just what I need right now. Thanks for thinking of it.

  6. Andrew says:

    A good design – I particularly like the fact that if the rider pedals in a conventional manner, he or she will travel backwards.