This bike uses shoes where tyres should be, and the results are predictable

_{The shoe bike from Adidas/Continental}

Sports clothing giant Adidas has showcased its ongoing relationship with tyre manufacturer Continental by producing one of the weirdest bikes we’ve ever seen.

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The shoe bike uses six Adidas shoes (complete with Continental rubber soles) in place of each of the bike’s wheels and tyres. The result is a somewhat bumpy and incredibly weird looking vehicle.

It’s the same promotional bike that the company unveiled at last year’s Prudential RideLondon event. To be honest, we kind of want a go.

Still, this shoe bike pales in comparison to the one that Travis Pastrana and his team produced a few years back, check that out in the video below.

_{The Travis Pastrana Shoe Bike}