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Indian father creates 'social distancing bike' so he can cycle with daughter

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Indian father creates 'social distancing bike' so he can cycle with daughter

Indian father creates 'social distancing bike' so he can cycle with daughter

This father from Agartala, west India, created a motorcycle with two seats one metre apart from each other in an attempt to abide by social distancing guidelines.

Partha Saha who works as a mechanic built an extra-long motorcycle so his daughter could ride along with him.

Partha said: "I can take the help of my daughter to carry out chores and finish necessary tasks for the family." He has named his new electric motorcycle 'COVID-19 BIKE' and says he is hopeful such innovations will go a long way in making lifestyle changes which will keep the disease away.

The bike runs on batteries that last for around three hours and can last for 80km.


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