We have no idea why ladies are buying so many vibrating bike seat covers

Jul 24, 2013 - 08:06
Jul 24, 2013 - 08:57
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We have no idea why ladies are buying so many vibrating bike seat covers
Vibrating bike seat covers marketed under the name Happy Ride

Folks are predicting a new invention will radically increase the numbers of women riding bicycles to work. And everywhere else they possibly can. Called the Happy Ride, it's a bike seat cover that comes complete with \"vibration stimulation.\"

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The vibration stems from the middle of the seat, giving the cyclist one happy ride

The vibrations come from a nub in the middle of the seat and are controlled by a remote that slips discreetly into a hole at the back of the seat. Being quite sheltered and innocent, we're puzzled as to why the world needs a vibrating bicycle seat cover, or why it's being pushed by a U.K. sex toy website. But we're strangely drawn to it none the less.

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10 per cent of adults now cycle at least once a week, now the Happy Ride seat will no doubt encourage a few more to embrace two wheels...

 

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