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Man turns 2-seater bike into ‘4-seater car’, old video intrigues people

Though old, the video has again piqued people’s attention.

Published on: May 16, 2020, 17:57:25 IST
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Jugaad, yes the unusual yet skilful way of innovation, is a hallmark of excellence. Time and again, several business tycoons like Anand Mahindra and Harsh Goenka have taken to Twitter to share posts which show excellent skills of people. This time it is Marico Chairman Harsh Mariwala who has tweeted a video which shows jugaad is nothing but creative innovation at its best.

The image shows a man with riding an unusual ‘vehicle.’ (Screengrab)
The image shows a man with riding an unusual ‘vehicle.’ (Screengrab)

“Probably not the safest mode of transport. But watch how this man has converted his 2-seater bike into what could be like a 4-seater car,” Mariwala tweeted.

Though old, the video has again piqued people’s attention. See for yourself and prepare to get amazed:

“This kind of brains should be used in developing technology and machinery,” wrote a Twitter user. “Wow. Amazing talent,” expressed another. “Awesome...... haven’t seen anything like this before,” wrote a third. “Quite promising,” tweeted a fourth.

A few, however, weren’t convinced and wrote that it seems unsafe. “This is dangerous, he shouldn’t be allowed out on road,” expressed a Twitter user.

What do you think of the video?

 
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