used to locks itself up. the de montfort university industrial design student designed the bike to make its
safer and easier to lock up your bike in the city. his design looks like a normal bike when in riding mode,
but a simple level on the frame triggers the frame to go from rigid to pliable. a ratchet system built into
the frame enables the bike to simple be bent around a pole fitting one side of the handle bar into a closure
under the seat, locking the bike in place. the design just won runner-up for the business design centre new
designer of the year award at new designers. scott will be using his prize money to further develop the
bike, building more iterations for a full testing of its viability.
