Are you passionate about cycling? Do you enjoy sharing this love with others? If yes, then read on. Cycle, the two-wheeler is more than just a machine; it's an integral component of society. Didi Senft, a 56-year-old German cycling fan has combined his passion with ultra-advanced manufacturing and design technique to make this giant guitar-inspired cycle which is five metres (16.4 feet) high and about 12 metres (39.3 feet) long. Video after the jump.
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One thing is for sure, this cycle is not for everyday ride, but having one will definitely make you popular in the town. But remember, no touring, racing or any serious rides on this funky bicycle. Charity rides and fun rides are fine.
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