Bicycles haven't really changed much in over 100 years. Of course the materials used, technologies employed, and safety equipment utilized have all improved a great deal, but two wheels, one of which ...

If it ain’t broke, you probably don’t need to fix it -- but a pair of German designers have gone and revamped the bicycle anyway, an invention that has remained relatively unchanged in over a century.

Without pedals, gears, or a saddle, should the Fliz Bike be considered a bicycle at all? Part hang-glider, part Rube Goldberg device, the Fliz is composed of a lightweight frame that uses a harness to ...

Without pedals, gears, or a saddle, should the Fliz Bike be considered a bicycle at all? Part hang-glider, part Rube Goldberg device, the Fliz is composed of a lightweight frame that uses a harness to ...

For many, this unique bike will be a trip down memory lane. It's environmentally friendly, definitely won't make you saddle-sore - and also resembles a hobby horse bike. But it might take a bit more ...

German designers have created a bicycle called the FLIZ with no pedals or seat. Instead, riders are strapped into a harness, with the bike frame curving over their back, and move by running. Users ...

Called the Fliz, it needs the user to build up speed by running and then lifting their legs to settle on foot rests at the hub of the rear wheel. Momentum then sends the rider and bike on their way, a ...

The latest in modern bicycle innovation takes some cues from the fictional mode of transportation used in the "Flintstones" cartoon. A new bicycle designed by German engineers does away with pedals ...

Behold the Fliz: part bike, part scooter, part walking-enhancer. According to inventors, Tom Hambrock and Juri Spetter, the Fliz “builds on the most natural way to get around–the human gait.” As the ...

Usually if something smells a certain way, looks a certain way, acts a certain way, then it’s probably that certain thing. Not quite. The Fliz is… I don’t know… A bike? When I first saw the Fliz, I ...