How far can a bike go without wheels?

Any cyclist will tell you that the main part of his technique is two wheels. Of course, you can’t do without a saddle, chain, handlebars and pedals. But the torque can only be transmitted through wheels. This can be confirmed by doing a little research among some Slavic languages, which developed more slowly than Russian. For example, in Ukrainian the word “kolo” means “circle”, and in Czech the same word means “bike" So, it seems that the main part of the design is obvious. But there are still plenty of "Kulibins" who want to convince you otherwise.

One of these homegrown designers decided to prove to the weight of the world that a bicycle can do without wheels. He called his creation Wheelless Bike (wheelless bike). Instead of the established main element, the designer proposed special tracks. What happened in the end? An outlandish vehicle that quickly aroused general interest and excitement. What about efficiency and efficiency? I think the goal to reach the Olympic heights was not set. The author himself spoke more than modestly about the reasons for his creative research - "just like that." See how the creation process went and the first race in the video from The Q channel.