The Q’s bicycle doesn’t have wheels, it still relies on rotating elements that help push it forward. The bike comes with two sets of wheel belts, mounted at absurd angles to create one of the most attention-gripping silhouettes one could imagine.

This bicycle doesn’t have wheels because it does have rotating elements all across the board… but it ditches those large rubberized wheels that make up the iconic bicycle’s archetype.

Don’t expect to hit high speeds, given how small the wheel belt’s curved radius is, but you can definitely expect a few curious stares & maybe a couple of questions from bewildered onlookers.

Pedal away, the wheel belts rotate, carrying you forward & build the wheelless bike, The Q found himself a bike frame sans the wheels.

Instead of installing the conventional circular wheels, he used linear metal members with chains mounted on the rim & a rubber tread around the chains, like the wheel belt seen on tanks.

To secure the wheels in place, they were then fixed at two points, allowing them to hold their angular mounting position as you rode the bicycle.

It takes a 6-minute 47-second visual journey The Q takes on is quite a fun ride… just like his bicycle.