http://www.blogcdn.com/www.engadget.com/media/2012/06/hycycle-bikedsc03783600.jpg The HyCycle isn’t the kind of thing you’d want to have to take through airport security – at least not in its present state. The electricity-generating electric bike prototype is bit of a mess of wires and blinking boards at the moment, plus a battery that looks an awful lot like a block of C4. All are attached to one of its creators’ rust-colored Schwinn road bike. The bicycle is a project of a group of Northeastern students, an attempt to build a cheaper electric bicycle – one that can be offered as a do-it-yourself kit that users can snap to their existing bike frame.Gallery: HyCycle electricity-generating bike hands-on
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