[lomax]

http://www.inhabitat.com/2009/06/11/transportation-tuesday-the-diy-floating-water-bike/

 

[Creakyknees]

man that's ghetto.

this is how you do it:

 

[botto]

 

[merckx_rider]

Um, what happens when you get to other side and want to ride away?

 

[Puchnuts]

Um, what happens when you get to other side and want to ride away?

Don't worry. No one has made it that far..

 

[Le Wrench]

http://www.inhabitat.com/2009/06/11/transportation-tuesday-the-diy-floating-water-bike/

This could be a new market for carbon fiber. Less road impacts and soft water crashes reduces the likelihood of frames exploding.

 

[Mr. Versatile]

This could be a new market for carbon fiber. Less road impacts and soft water crashes reduces the likelihood of frames exploding.

Good point, but don't forget how handy the water would be if the frame suddenly burst into flames like so many of them do.

 

[livin4lax09]

Um, what happens when you get to other side and want to ride away?

move the containers up, apparently. Though I'm wondering how he managed to spend $3000 retrofitting it with what looks like some pipes welded together and empty water jugs.

 

[brucew]

I ran into something along that like docked on the river here a couple of years ago.

 

[deadly operator]

kinda goes along with the rest of the bikes that come out of china!

 

[Terrapin]

 

[yourideit]

dang, you could wake board behind that one!

 

[FireRunner]

Nice inventions

 

[biker]

Here are some more !

By the way, the one with golden hulls has carbon fiber inner hulls with kevlar outer.
The white hull boats are hydro foil designs.