Inventor ‘The Q’ is back at it again, and this time, he unveils ‘Big Boy’, which is unofficially the world’s smallest bicycle that you can actually ride. Since there are no pre-built kits, just everything had to be fabricated from scratch, starting with its steel frame, which required lots of welding to ensure stability.
It appears to use two wheels sourced from either rollerblades or roller skates, but those couldn’t be installed until the frame was sanded down and painted. Small handlebars, roller chains and the pedals were added to ensure that you could actually ride the bike. The final product is fully-functional, but probably isn’t something you want to take on a weekend cruise in the park. For something more extreme, check out this chainless bicycle prototype.
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