Mangaluru: PU students build four- wheeler bike using scrap materials


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Daijiworld Media Network – Mangaluru (ANK)

Mangaluru, Nov 12: While most of us do not give a second thought about recycling waste, a bunch of budding students have achieved a rare fete by designing a four wheeler bike only with scrap items.

Hafeez, Ifaaz, Marva, Zameer and Harsha pursuing science at SDM PU College have made a commendable achievement by inventing a four-wheeler bike out of scrap items. These students had an opportunity to exhibit their project at Sahyadri Science Talent Hunt held at Sahyadri campus in Adyar on November 10. This project received appreciation from the dignitaries who were part of this talent hunt event.

It is not an easy task to build a four-wheeler bike out of scrap materials. Five students have invented this bike under the guidance of college lecturers Rajesh and Gurudeep. They took up the task of building this bike in the month of August and were able to complete it within three months. The required material for the four- wheeler such as silencer, tyres, disc, gear box, tempered rod, lamp, engine, chain, disc plate, calliper and bearing were brought from scrap shops at Ujire, Somanthadka and Bunder in city.

The four- wheeler bike will be useful for the disabled and is also useful for the farmers in many ways. The bike which was projected in the talent hunt event consists of 100 cc engine of Bajaj CT 100, auto rickshaw tyres, 4 litre petrol tank, 12 watt battery and gives mileage up to 40 kilometres

The team is planning to upgrade the vehicle in coming days by installing reverse gear, butterfly steering and will also make it possible to use the same for an adventure ride.

“When we took the scrap materials from the scrap shop somewhere not functioning, so we had to depend on YouTube to take up repair works and make it functional,” said Hafeez.

  

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  • Deepak, mangaluru

    Mon, Nov 12 2018

    great job..... well done......

    look at this children they don't know what is religion........ and they succeed in their project.


    Hats off to you.......

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  • afeez, mangalore

    Sat, Jul 22 2023

    thank you for the article by team captain

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  • Vincent Rodrigues, Katapadi/Bangalore

    Mon, Nov 12 2018

    Well done and all the best.

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  • Decodes, Doha

    Mon, Nov 12 2018

    What a pleasing news, in between of the everyday horror and disgusting stories. A big round of applause to the young talent. I wish our entire system had some time to tap such extra-ordinary talents, motivate, and nurture them and take them to a new height, who in turn will contribute towards building a strong and healthy nation.

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  • Haneef, Mangalore

    Mon, Nov 12 2018

    Good effort!

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  • Fayaz, Mangalore /Dubai

    Mon, Nov 12 2018

    Congratulations we young generation Indians have lot of talent then
    Rest of the world
    But politics is a big hurdle they face in day to dsy life
    Really fantastic

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  • marie, Goa

    Mon, Nov 12 2018

    Wow! well done kids. May you all be inspired with excellent more ideas and get paid in full for all your hard work. Also in the empty space behind put a box for stuff to carry.

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  • Flavian, Mangaluru/Kuwait

    Mon, Nov 12 2018

    Jossey,
    If Modi comes to know, he would ask him self.
    What did I do ? (about the statue & Rafale jet fighters)

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  • Jossey Saldanha, Mumbai

    Mon, Nov 12 2018

    Let's not spoil our Monday discussing FEKU ...

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  • Jossey Saldanha, Mumbai

    Mon, Nov 12 2018

    Another Successful "Make in India" ...

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  • Flavian, Mangaluru/Kuwait

    Mon, Nov 12 2018

    Is that a new invention?
    While applauding his efforts, these type of bikes (two or four wheeler) should not be encouraged unless properly tested by technically experienced people or by automobile research Centre.
    Of course, ok to play in some play grounds but with petrol Rs. 80 per liter ?

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  • Rajesh, Udupi

    Mon, Nov 12 2018

    It is not an invention, they are just PU students and they did it with waste material
    i dont think they are marketig it either. .lets apprecaite it, unless someone has done great deal in his her PU..LOL

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  • Rajesh, Udupi

    Mon, Nov 12 2018

    congratulations young guys! fanttastic idea that too with waste material!
    you are all asset to this country.

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