Eco Factor: Concept folding bicycle.
Designed by Eric Stoddard of SpeedStudio Design, the Zoomla is a folding bike that is designed to be a better alternative for those looking for quick, portable, around-town transportation. The bicycle features a TorqSteer mechanism that eliminates the conventional steering tube for better looks and performance.
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The concept bike also features a cleverly integrated Pedaldeck, which uses a compact, internal drive system to replace the conventional crank and pedals. The 5kg bicycle can fold into a trolley in just 2 seconds, making it a better alternative to other folding bikes available on the market today.
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Via: YankoDesign
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