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PUYL pumps tires, illuminates cycle track ahead
Monday, November 2, 2009
Designer Kai Malter Roever has come up with a sparky little idea for cyclists — a tire pump-bike light hybrid. Just 20 seconds of pumping will (as well as toning your biceps) give the LED light attached to one end of the pump 45 minutes of illumination. Once it's charged, just fix it onto the clamp, and adjust the beam either up or down.
The PUYL (Pump Up Your Light?) is, as yet, only a concept, ...
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