- Hydrofoils are a category of water toys that allow people to surf, sail, and even pedal efficiently over water1. The foils lift the main vessel above the water to reduce drag. A water bicycle hydrofoil is a bicycle that is operated by pedaling, but instead of wheels, it has wings (hydrofoils) that lift the whole product on top of the water so that it skims the water, reducing friction. The bike is moved by chains and a propeller2.Learn more:✕This summary was generated using AI based on multiple online sources. To view the original source information, use the "Learn more" links.The electric-assist bike vessel lets riders pedal across lakes in a whole new manner. Hydrofoils are an intriguing category of water toys. In the last decade, foils have cropped up that allow people to surf, sail, and even pedal efficiently over water. The foils lift the main vessel above the water to reduce drag.gearjunkie.com/boats-water/manta5-hydrofoiler-xe…A bicycle is operated by pedaling because of a chain/pulley which is attached to the wheels. Pedaling then causes the bike to move. A hydrofoil has these wings (hydrofoils) that lift the whole product on top of the water so that it skims the water, reducing friction. There are no wheels but the chains and a propeller move the bike.www.instructables.com/Hydrofoil-Bicycle/
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