With a little creativity we can hack anything, and by that I mean going far beyond computers. From padlocks to private planes, any manipulation or modification (no matter how small) fits into the category of hack, but we must not forget about DIY and pure inventions. Today we go back to 1948, the year an exhibition of bicycles was organized in the city of Chicago, and thanks to a series of photographic records, we can get to know the most extravagant designs that passed through there.
Making Changes to Your Bicycle
You have a bicycle and want to make changes. Where do you start? Painting its frame another color is relatively simple, but nothing stops you from modifying the size of the wheels (one bigger than the other, maybe?), replacing the handlebars, installing a seat with a shock absorber, and more.
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The 1948 Chicago Bicycle Exhibition
Now, the best part is that the bicycle allows you to be strange, absurd, ridiculous with your mods. There are no limits as long as no one gets hurt, and part of that delirium was experienced at the Chicago Bicycle Exhibition in 1948. Some designs are great, and others hurt just by looking at them...
