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Generate Your Own Electricity by Pedaling This Bicycle Desk

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Generate Your Own Electricity by Pedaling This Bicycle Desk


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The "Big Rig" bicycle desk is a custom-made $2,000 workstation that lets you engage in a variety of belt-driven activities, such as milling grain, sharpening knives, and splitting logs. For those who don't live in the middle of the forest, there's also a $400 generator kit that feeds juice into two 110-volt outlets, two USB ports, and one car-lighter socket. That's enough hardware to keep your laptop and accessories alive through much of the day, as well as your lower legs and thighs lookin' extremely tight.


The desk was created by a pair of upstate New York gearheads, Andy Wekin and Steve Blood, who've been honing the technology for 5 years. Here's their pitch from a fully funded Kickstarter campaign:


Generate Your Own Electricity by Pedaling This Bicycle Desk - John Metcalfe - The Atlantic Cities
 
Generate Your Own Electricity by Pedaling This Bicycle Desk


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The "Big Rig" bicycle desk is a custom-made $2,000 workstation that lets you engage in a variety of belt-driven activities, such as milling grain, sharpening knives, and splitting logs. For those who don't live in the middle of the forest, there's also a $400 generator kit that feeds juice into two 110-volt outlets, two USB ports, and one car-lighter socket. That's enough hardware to keep your laptop and accessories alive through much of the day, as well as your lower legs and thighs lookin' extremely tight.


The desk was created by a pair of upstate New York gearheads, Andy Wekin and Steve Blood, who've been honing the technology for 5 years. Here's their pitch from a fully funded Kickstarter campaign:


Generate Your Own Electricity by Pedaling This Bicycle Desk - John Metcalfe - The Atlantic Cities
what I would ask for in indian context is an invertotr charging device to drive water pumps and ACs in summer
 
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