EcoFactor: Solar-powered bicycle. The idea of adding extra power to a bike is awesome; not only does this technology help the rider cover a larger distance but it also results in less exhaustion of energy. Designer Miroslav Miljevic pays attention to the flaws of a conventional bike and converts them into features to promote his new bicycle, the Cycle Sol. 
The bright color is a little too flamboyant, but the odds of me riding on this bike are slim; hence, I am going to move to more vital details. This one breaks all the norms of the regular bicycle designs and comes with a comfy backrest and slim tires. The neatly thatched solar panel acts as a roof and perfectly blends with the look of the bike. However, the USP of the bike is the fact that it banks on renewable energy (sun) to power the bike, to move a few more miles than the regular ones when the rider is down on energy. A well designed bike that moves in harmony with the environment is just what the world needs. More and more of such “green” bikes need to be promoted for a safer tomorrow. 
The Dark Side: Front handles are known to provide better support and balance to a bicycle. Changing the position of the handles and moving them sideways might make the bike ride a little uncomfortable. Scratch that aspect, and I would give this highly efficient lopsided bike a thumbs-up! Via: Thedesignblog
