"It's Actually Working": Talented Bayelsa Man Builds Bicycle that Rides on Water, Uses it on River
- It is common to see bicycles being driven on land, but a creative man has produced one that can be used in water
- The man, who hails from Bayelsa state, developed a water bicycle and put it to test by riding it on a river
- Pictures of the talented man using his innovation have amazed internet users, with many praising him
A Nigerian man, Tari Ibruku, has constructed a bicycle for transportation on waterways.
NigerDelta Insider, who reported the man's story, said Tari hails from Twon-Brass in Southern Bayelsa and is fondly called "Let's Go."
Source: Facebook
According to the Facebook page, Tari tested his water bicycle on a river a few days ago and confirmed it actually works.
Tari said it took him four months to build. Pictures shared by NigerDelta Insider showed Tari using the water bicycle on a river.
Netizens were full of praise for him. People encouraged him with kind words.
People commend Tari Ibruku
Amakson Fab said:
"Congratulations Bro, Keep Up The Good Work."
Engr Onyebuchi Okafor said:
"It's a great creativity, keep up the good work."
Pst Henry Ebitimi said:
"I love to own one soon. Congratulations to him."
Min Frank Amaechi said:
"Congrats Man God bless, Increase Your Talent And Direct Your Destiny Helpers To Your Side."
Ibomanatein Aduema said:
"Real and raw talent. God bless him. God continue to bless Bayelsa State.''
Anthony Godwin said:
"Wow, well-done brother and keep this African technology moving , congratulations to you and thanks for sharing with us."
Engineer builds homemade bike
Meanwhile, Legit.ng previously reported that an engineer had produced a motorcycle.
The man, Umar Yusuf, said the bike is homemade, and he also showed his workshop where he does his fabrications.
He said the fabricated bike is attached to a motorised tensioner, and he was seen riding it around town. The bike also has a small fuel tank attached to it. In a video, he was seen riding it inside a filling station.
Yusuf also rode the bike into town and was seen saddling it on a major road during what he called a test ride.
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Source: Legit.ng
