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SHUTTLE-BIKE KIT: "SBK Engineering conceived the SHUTTLE-BIKE KIT ® as a flotation, frame and propulsion/rudder package as a simple way to convert a many kinds of bicycles into a waterbike. The whole kit fits in a the included backpack.



The ultimate goal of this project was to create an inflatable 'bicycle boat'--or a 'shuttle'-- that would be easy to carry and allow a bicyclist the opportunity to ride across the water as well as on land.

The most innovative aspect of the SHUTTLE-BIKE® is it's portability--no other pedal powered watercraft on the market is truly amphibious and is as lightweight and compact."

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Anonymous said…
This is an Italian product. The website : shuttlebike.com
11:49 AM
Sophont said…
thanks for the updated link
11:53 AM
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