Finally, a cool way to commute via bicycle!
Actually, it is
not a new idea, but perhaps the cooling aspect has been overlooked.
One thing that has kept me from riding a bicycle to work has been the
concern that I would be too sweaty upon arrival. This
invention might take care of that:
href="http://deputy-dog.com/2007/09/27/7-unusual-propeller-driven-vehicles/">
It could, conceivably, take care of the heat problem while
mowing a
lawn, too, although it would take a bit more engineering:
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