Invisible bicycle: harder to steal?
March 22, 2013
![invisible bicycle](https://cdn.prod.website-files.com/640ee4b2979c11d46a70fafa/669e7b94df343941a5e52ab2_invisible-bike.avif)
It seems like however stout your lock or careful you are about where you leave your bicycle, thieves will find a way to pinch your pride and joy. So why not make it harder to spot in the first place?
![invisible bike](https://cdn.prod.website-files.com/640ee4b2979c11d46a70fafa/669e7b94df343941a5e52ab2_invisible-bike.jpeg)
Artist and designer Jimmy Kuehnle has done just that. The bicycle has has built is almost entirely transparent, except for the chain and bearings. Built from of Lexan – the same polycarbonate material used to make bullet-proof screens, the bike is intended to be both sculpture and transportation.
See-through vinyl suit optional.
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