how did you get the metal rods in the wheels so straight?
maybe you spoke too fast?
this post was submitted on 04 May 2025
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Almost buddy. You'll get there next time
For all the detail elsewhere, it's weird that it's missing the chain and gears. But, the frame, seat, handlebars, etc. all look really good. Even the disc brakes look right.
You must have been looking at it as you drew it, right? No way you could do that much from memory.
Yea, I was looking while drawing it
Cool, I like that even though it's just a sketch, it contains enough detail that I could almost order replacement parts for some things, like the pedals.
I love this! The inclusion of the bike lock, the springs on the saddle, the brake wires. Really cool!
I'm curious, what are the three things attached to the seatpost? I'm guessing the bottom one might be a screw to allow sizing the saddle height correctly, and the top one vaguely looks like it might be a bike bell. But then what's the middle one?
Looks like light, small toolkit, stem height adjustment
Toolkit? Like a saddle bag? I almost mentioned in my earlier comment how that would be one of the more logical inclusions on a bike but how none of the things really looked like that.
My guess would be: from top to bottom, rear reflector, light, and saddle height adjustment?
Springs underneath the seat.
I like it, it's bold and unapologetic.
Yo this fucks
I love the perspective, too
#Discs4Lyfe btw
That looks rad!
Ps. Pun intended, a German resident here.
Psshh! It's not electric? Get out of here with that!
/Jk