Riding Cheapest African Handmade Scooter for a Living

In this episode on Tekniq, Let us discover how wooden logs and raw materials are transported all over the world using either crude vehicles like Chukudu scooters or comparatively advanced machines like the motorbike or Lombard hauler.

[@juliamilford1979]

Sad to see all the snide and sarcastic comments from spoiled rich fools who have zero idea what having literally nothing is like. These are intelligent and ingenious men using what they have access to. Hats off to them.

[@gabrielbucur5327]

We all came from there, according to smart people, they have hundreds of thousands of years to do something for themselves before everybody becomes aware of them.

[@RicardoDuarte-t1t]

Cara tá indignado com o que Cada um faz o que Pódi Aqui onde moro no Brasil só comprei caro recentemente antes éra na moto com caretinha

[@redignis.]

In the 1400s, Europe and Asia already were technologically advanced enough to travel the world, while Africa had barely any technology. At some point in history, every people had nothing, but they pushed forward and built the world we have today while Africa froze in time. They didn't wait for handouts. And it's not like Africa didn't have recourses because it most certainly had. It's not feeling, it's FACTS. And even this "Chukudu was invented by a European 💀

[@jaker3151]

When the scooters are coasting down the road they look like they are powered by magic.

[@xmuta]

It’s is powered by Vibranium.

[@AcidBathSpaandResort-tn7km]

No, they do not.

[@joshuagainey1648]

That’s what the caveman thought before gravity was recognized.😆

[@destructurateurmoleculaire6095]

La tenue de la charge prêt de l'essieu avant surelevé entraîne le scooter par gravité moyennant une très légère poussée...

[@AlexPzKpfw6.]

Это волшебство называется уклон.

[@briangriffiths9284]

The ultimate e scooter. Fred would be proud of them.

[@silverback3633]

Ultimate Eco scooter

[@ИннокентийЛаврушкин]

Обратно как ехать😢

[@AdamsOlympia]

Fred Flintstone?

[@HWoah]

😂😂😂

[@1cmnsents]

Wikipedia: The chukudu was invented by Pedro Sarracayo in 1972. Saracayo, a Portuguese national, lived in Angola between 1966 and 1975, in the town of Uige, North Angola, and close to the Congolese border (Zaire River). As a young man, Pedro recognised the need for local transportation of heavy goods on foot, subsequently inventing the Chukudu.

[@FriedPi-mc5yt]

So it took a European from Portugal to create them?

[@nihil-baxter]

incredible, imagine the development in like 50 -100 years! the sky is the limit...

[@光漸漸]

天空? 維度? 意識?

[@marcinkalinski308]

Yeah, when they start to makes bearing out of wood.

[@AcidBathSpaandResort-tn7km]

Oh I’m pretty sure the ground is the limit for them.

[@Gnome_Gnomington]

African space force is for real.

[@ens8502]

Id like to see a wooden engine running on water

[@BrassMtn]

This is going to confuse the hell out of archaeologists in the future.

[@RegulareoldNorseBoy]

why?

[@BrassMtn]

Because on one side of the planet you have Fred flint stone pushing around a wooden scooter crudely hacked together, on another part of the planted you have self driving electric cars and nuclear plants.

[@RegulareoldNorseBoy]

@@BrassMtn Sure. But every archaeologist will tell you how they never find ancient artifacts made of wood. Only in exceptional circumstances, like the oseberg viking ship, or the kalambo river excavation earlier this year. Plainly, they rot. They never find these bikes even 200 years from now

[@BrassMtn]

@@RegulareoldNorseBoy from a rational and realistic standpoint you are correct. I was simply being comical of our world right now. We have the most technologically advanced civilization this world has even seen, and we are living alongside civilizations still relying on Stone Age equipment.

[@RegulareoldNorseBoy]

@@BrassMtn Is just that it would be more comical if it was correct that's all. You already know stone age men didn't have the wheel :-D Even the ancient Egyptians did not have that. The wheel was unknown in Egypt before the Hyksos invasion, probably in the 17th century BC. Before that, things were either carried by hand, with pack animals, or by boat. Ssure '' wheels '' was invented in this time period, even in cultures defined as living in the stone age, but nobody ever had upright standing wheeled scooters in the stone age. That's some Hollywood fantasy right there :-D

[@VailJohnson]

Sweet! The Flintstones in 2024, fantastic. So proud........

[@azmanabas8425]

This is Flintswood 😅

[@camus25555]

This is the evolution.

[@juancatabeta5500]

At least they are innovative with whatever resources they have, not like your music for example.

[@thegto8535]

@@juancatabeta5500 keep it delusional ✊

[@LFSProracing]

@@juancatabeta5500 His music is what we call Master Piece... of Shit

[@robluck21]

It's amazing how in some parts of the world time stands still. In thousands of years no progress is made. The stone age technology rules.

[@JoshCaneipsyclonne]

That's the problem I'm seeing bro.

[@robluck21]

@JoshCaneipsyclonne thanks, they may be happy that way. But life could be made easier. My aunt spent years of her life going down to the river to bring up buckets of water for the kitchen. This is in brazil. Americans don't realize how advanced we live. And how we can easily go back to that.

[@alessandrom7181]

@@robluck21 Many parts of Brazil are 2nd approaching 3rd world infact, it's not USA that is advanced. Even Europe is like USA .

[@robluck21]

@@alessandrom7181 it's so sad, civilizations devolving

[@luisalcantara7671]

Estan alcanzando a los picapiedra, programa de caricaturas infantiles

[@busybutterfly3501]

Fred Flinstone technology is alive and well. Clean energy, no pollution.

[@khanhtran-hy8bf]

😂😂😂

[@thea.m.p.co.467]

Trees were felled, probably using gasoline two-stroke powered chainsaws and tools, and transported, probably by diesel truck (or worse, two-stroke dirt bike like later in the vid), to provide the lumber; rubber was processed and manufactured into the tires (at least they're recycling, but still); steel springs don't grow on trees - they were made using furnaces in a factory that is probably powered by coal; the type of gasoline powered scooter they're using to tow these back uphill have terrible emissions, and by towing so much weight the mileage will be abysmal at best. Let's get real - this is hardly a "pollution free" solution. Is it convenient and a far more efficient use of manpower and time? Absolutely ! And are they making do, and doing good with what limited resources they have available?Absolutely! It's a unique and viable solution for their problem. But is it pollution free? _Hell _*_no!_*

[@fahq]

@@thea.m.p.co.467 shut up nerd

[@liukang3545]

pollutionfree? are you dumb and blind? HAHA

[@TechOps85]

Im pretty sure you couldn’t replicate it. 😂

[@SammanMahmoud]

yes they have native tools, but they have good roads 😉

Wow...take a look at that. What ingenuity! They're nearly on the level of ancient Spartan technology!

[@AcidBathSpaandResort-tn7km]

Ummm, no.

[@arkhanhind2613]

They are not even close to that yet.

[@teslowamowiecitokrotko1283]

This is exactly what they will bring to Europe together with millions of emigrants. Europe will go back three thousand years.

[@notpillow6759]

You wouldn’t be able to replicate anything in this video. It's funny how you, sitting comfortably in the West,mock someone actually building something with their hands But let's be real if any disaster hit, you'd be the first to fall apart and ur fellow western softies scrambling for wifi while someone like him would be the one surviving creating everything from scratch. Keep laughing but you'd be lost without your modern comforts

[@notpillow6759]

​@@arkhanhind2613you are indian you aren't supposed to talk on matters like this you are doing worse than these people

[@beakytwitch7905]

No driving licence, no road tax, no garage bills, ... but ingenuity unlimited. !!! ❤😊

[@draconaeterus2024]

African technolgy at its best

[@rightclick1967]

It's not technology it is craftmanship.

[@cerg1129]

This is the result of the plundering of Africa by Western "democracies".

[@billdeburgh]

And the white man gave them ball bearings...

[@mponengmorabe2815]

@@rightclick1967😂

[@tekastv9651]

@@billdeburgh LOL

[@googleuser1006]

I see they've come a long way

[@robluck21]

Haha good one

[@dmitriyk4322]

We waz kangz

[@xmuta]

Wakanda forever.

[@JeroenvanGutsem-u7e]

The Law of the Delayed Advantage

[@chalkdeamon6070]

@@JeroenvanGutsem-u7eoh yeah that’s it 😂

[@Jennifer-K5LA]

I lost it when i saw that statue 😂😂

[@PokemonTrainer-ii7br]

🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣😁😁😁😁😁😁

[@henryngagi1428]

Good envimentally friendly. No pollution, no noise, no traffic jam

[@billycarr7446]

Someone needs to open a dealership in L.A. Tesla will fear the green machine.

[@NdabaN66]

@@billycarr7446 how about the tress felled for these

[@robluck21]

Yes environmentalists love keeping people living in the stone ages.

[@rafezetter8003]

not going anywhere anytime soon - are you SURE you want to live like this?

[@rajeshsng]

And..No obesity, good health 😊

[@はねるおもち]

太陽フレアで世界が電磁波に包まれて大半の電子機器が壊れても、この人たちは少し困るだけで普段通りの生活ができるのはすごいことなんだよな。

[@un.bekannter.halunke273]

before i ve watched a video about repair a V8 16L Truck Engine.. now i am watching this wooden scooter manufacture :D

[@raskreia8326]

😂

[@Markus__Yant]

Feel the power of Wakkanda

[@gravityslave6277]

Yeah I know...in the States we gave them a history month for some reason.

[@hoanhac6407]

Iam in Việt Nam and I want to have 1 like that❤😊

[@MUISHAGGY572]

The bravest sight in the world is to see a great man struggling against adversity-- the stoics

[@Tina-mt9cl]

It's literally like having a time machine to go back and view humans 20,000-30,000 years ago. That is this video. So fascinating there are still places like this that have survived into modern times without ever evolving technologically or agriculturally or socially or culturally. Truly a portal to the past :)

[@lolasdm6959]

@@Tina-mt9cl no

[@Tina-mt9cl]

@@lolasdm6959 Is it not fascinating?

[@lolasdm6959]

@@Tina-mt9cl humans 20-30,000 years ago aren't comparable.

[@idratherstayanonimous7020]

@@Tina-mt9cl What you call evolving, some are calling corruption. If our ancestors survived without technology, i'm sure we all can. Who needs a long life when you can have a full life? lol.

[@KevsEpisode]

The second scooter was in the Aparri province of the Philippines. This scooter was used by the tribes knowed us the Ifugao. You'll see the level of craftsman ship of those wooden scooters

[@JTHBS]

Wow..Tha thanks for the information. The woodcarvings on those ifugao scooters are insane. Cool stuff

[@KevsEpisode]

@@JTHBS Thank as Well!👍👍

[@Michi-b7q]

Finaly africa discovered the wheel.

[@juba2516]

They should afford buying better suitable material bikes if they sell that good wood , i wonder who is harvesting these resources cheaply to the extent they cannot afford real bikes

[@JerryDoe]

Next: speeding cameras

[@stellviahohenheim]

​@@juba2516Sell it to who?

[@michalkowalski9792]

Because British took all the gold away ...

[@JerryDoe]

@@michalkowalski9792 you don't need gold, even Rome was built out of stone but still more modern...

[@michelealba744]

Il faut reconnaître que ces gens-là sont très débrouillards ! Arriver à un tel résultat avec le peu de moyens dont ils disposent mérite un grand BRAVO !

[@MrSalty-eg4zb]

Ok I'm going to stop complaining about my life after watching this video for at least 1 day

[@kaywarren1662]

I can buy a motorcycle with higher accuracy than this, but I can't make a motorcycle with higher accuracy than this. big respect for you from japan

[@GTIFabric]

Are you handicapped and blind?

[@roberts.wilson1848]

That train engine vehicle at the end ism pure genius. It deserves to be features in some anime series and have an entire tech tree evolved from such an interesting adaptation...a parallel world, ruined after ww1 with tech like that and other ww1 era stuff

[@鳳A]

こういう人達は本当に使えなくなるまでバイクや車を修理して使ってくれる。

[@thomasjpuleo8112]

We all have to eat and sleep and pass the time in between doing something. This looks to be as good as anything.

[@ens8502]

Oh no, this looks waay better than many ppl in our society do on a daily basis...

[@RoninMike-DR]

"I'm like the kids you see dig through the trash, I hustle regardless of the way you talk shit and laugh"

[@sahaquiel4640]

Huh, that's baller as hell. Makes me want to make my own. Nuts what some wood and a few tires can do.

[@maotrieu364]

Bánh xe không ruột không sợ lủng, không cần phải vá thật tuyệt vời

[@scottycrippin2126]

These mfers discovered the machete and were like yeah that's enough technology for at least the next couple hundred years.

[@FriedPi-mc5yt]

😂

[@jvsonyt]

When you ask your mom for a scooter and she says "we have scooter at home"

[@thelmatucker7598]

Hells angels African chapter. You gotta eat ox tail to be a member.

[@KyleWhite-g1m]

Ox tail is delicious

[@loosehandle1]

Like the guys in red outfits!

[@SIMADA1984]

チュクドゥ　イカス。バランス感覚ｽｹﾞｴ　作ってる人にちゃんとした工具と部品使わせたらどんなものができるだろう。センスと情熱を感じる。

[@swampwillow]

When America and China build wooden bridges for them they take those tools and rip the wooden bridges apart for fire wood.

[@kaanyirmibir4087]

The all-new 2024 models are expected to arrive at dealerships in february of 2024. Joking aside, they look cool!

[@НагаевВладимир]

А какая же у них прекрасная асфальтная дорога! Ровная, чистая!

[@Nagvanshieus]

Government budget went all towards the road

[@ARCARIO]

Muy ingenioso para adaptarse a un país desbastado

[@EggYolkLope]

Good to see Africa is expanding on their domestic product.

[@dealscale]

Whoever designed the sculpture at 0:22 likes long upper body

[@yeopkolodeichannel4374]

Very creative with limited capabilities and without advanced equipment you create a two-wheeler without an engine. 👍👍👍

[@naitorain]

More like "very primitive"

[@thenickhelms84]

@@naitorain But efficient given how they are used in a practical manner! Much better than trying to use a dirtbike type motorcycle to carry logs when it's obvious the vehicle can barely handle the overloaded weight on level grown let alone try to climb up an incline!

[@finalform11]

@@thenickhelms84 not to mention that carrying capacity versus the limited materials to build it with. People are bashing them but a vast majority of the shit talkers would be stuck at making the wheel.

[@finalform11]

this would be awesome with some pedals at the bottom

[@ILovePancakes24]

Give the shit talkers the same tools and they'd probably get injured and want to go home

[@retrogazele]

The technique is prehistoric.. you can easily make a lathe to spin and make the wheels and frame quicker and more precise.

[@mermaid10x]

All those people making fun of these African scooters would be left standing with their thumb up their ass if they were faced with having to build something like this to earn a living or survive. If you can’t imagine living in these conditions don’t judge people that do. Very inventive.

[@MOHCTPOXOD]

People take for granted the true meaning of the word "Chopper" 😊

[@tokuo0511]

This reminded me of a cartoon series during the 70s "The Flintstones"😁😁

[@d-chudasama]

Yaba Daba doo

[@PokemonTrainer-ii7br]

😁😁😁😁😁😁🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣😁😁😁😁😁😁😁

[@이필만-o7m]

나무로 스쿠터를 만들수 있다는 발상이 놀라워요 아프리카. 사람들 정말로 대단해요 친환경 적입니다

[@jamieburgess1460]

Amazing technology! I wonder if we could catch up with them, I'm sure if going backwards was going forward we will.

[@Johnnykash_91]

So many ppl flapping their gums but couldn’t survive without WiFi

[@JackStrap-dx5gf]

Teens standing around watching the old man work. Same as aforomississippi.

[@Loveu-c5n]

These are the green scooter 🛴 and pollution free

[@ronnie_be]

Wer damit fährt hat echt Eier in der Hose, Respekt.

[@СергейМангиёв]

Вот это техника.как жить??????ктото на тесла ездит,а кто-то на экологическом транспорте 16века.восхищен и расстроен.

[@Retro-Gamer666]

Это будущее России.

[@beechewawa9989]

Hunger and poverty is the test of ingenuity and resourcefulness. They would survive and flourish in our society. We would not survive a day in theirs.

[@mpokoraa]

we need more of these engineers in europe

[@iammuslim168]

В этой глуши дороги лучше чем в моём городе 😂😂

[@whydonchablowme6173]

WAIT! This is what STOP OIL movement want for the future, right? (w/o the rubber tires and flat clean roads)

[@FelloFederico]

Never worry about a nail in your wheel

[@sannyassi73]

Walks the empty scooter up a hill, loads it up and rides back down- no motor required. These guys have a brilliant business going! I'll bet these People are happier than most of us Americans with all our tech, taking it all for granted. I envy these folks, they're good People.

[@allamar9083]

So cool they are able to outfit themselves in 1930-40 engineer outfits.

[@RICARDORUI-e2p]

Cuando hay necesidad y apremio economico. La raza humana busca la manera de salir adelante. Mis respetos a los amigos africanos.

[@vls1900]

아프리카 대단하네.. 과거로 회귀 하는 소설 보면 바퀴를 만들려고 해도 고무 때문에 애먹는데 나무로 저렇게 할 생각을 하다니 대단해

[@backtosleep]

Impressive! To make such with limited resources. Very smart. Sure could teach us in western countries a thing or two.

[@annoyingbstard9407]

9:10. Indeed. Who wouldn’t want one?

[@NEWSMARTPHONEUPDATE]

No petrol no insurance zero maintenance no pollution

[@kuftin]

Доброго Здравия! Техно - мамонты)) Сходил в лес - срубил себе велосипед)) Красавцы!

[@deepfakescoverychannel6710]

бред

[@hy-bv1rr]

最新技術から何かを吸収して欲しい気持ちと彼らが暮らす環境とバランスが取れているならこのままの方が良いという気持ちが

[@BarryRudge]

Those with the old bearings for running the wheels are a good idea but for those running on staples and nails I wouldn want to risk my life on, but needs must

[@lmarchand8526]

I love this video and the machines, but it seems to me it would have been nice for you to write where we are when you change locations, and not much work either ... Thanks 🙂

[@sarahng4671]

I love the creativity n freedom of this country. Absolutely beautiful 👏👏👏

[@PokemonTrainer-ii7br]

Ar Mathaky

[@PokemonTrainer-ii7br]

😁😁😁😁😁😁

[@OSUSHI__CHAN]

この動画を見た日本人の感想。自分の置かれてる環境が如何に幸せであるかを思い知らされました。便利な環境を享受出来ているのは皆が頑張ってるからなんだと思いました。原料を取る人、加工する人、運搬する人、販売する人、経営者、それらに関わった機械を作った人たち…。皆が頑張ってるから豊かに生きられる。そう思いました。

[@Nagvanshieus]

And then bureaucracy and government balances that out with their laziness

[@nomadjedimaster7690]

Hard work,and dedication

[@AlanMacdonald-j6n]

These motorcyclists are taking their lives in their hands.

[@Gnome_Gnomington]

Using advanced metal tools they can’t make themselves to make primitive tech like this is a strange juxtaposition.

[@RicardoMartinez-oh9sq]

But it matches their lack of development, it works out for them.

[@Nagvanshieus]

I remember making a go-kart by disassembling my old cycle and using it's parts like bearings, at end it turned out good with a woody touch to it.

[@mustafaacar8082]

İmkansızlıklar içerisinde başaranları tebrik ediyorum.

[@repwashere]

Wakanda before Vibrainium:

[@naimulhasannaim5572]

Scooty Price? USA: $2999 only. Africa: get me some ball bearings.

[@TheWuFinancial]

How many decades will it take for Africa to exit Flintstones mode?

[@quanzhou4608]

All people make a better life by their hard working deserve respect.

[@mylife-hx6rz]

Necessity is the mother of invention

[@lmeza1983]

They finally reached the wood age

[@BillyRiff-RAF]

😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@jeerawatgertlam9131]

เป็นชีวิตที่ลำบากและอันตรายมาก..!🥺

[@adamajanneh1998]

Necessity is the mother of invention! Bureaucratic clientelism is the next step when any government observes its innovative citizenry demonstrate entrepreneurship in the interest of national development. It's at this juncture where Africa lacks behind tremendously in aiding its citizenry for national development.

[@ERISLagriega]

En medida que los blancos y el islam se lo permiten. No eran los últimos ellos son la cuna de la humanidad.

[@pherrisfallus7259]

Smartest comment I've seen. This exactly

[@mehrdadmithra9591]

Time has freezed in that jungle with the steam machine and one is missing the forgotten and the lost simplicity of the past.

[@lazylaserwhittling]

based on the video, I guess Steam powered Tractors are scooters too

[@sgtasapmusic]

The background of this video SOUNDS like GTA 😂

[@stone2871]

So I'm reading some of these comments, not all just some and get the feeling that some are making fun of this. Particularly aimed at Africans Yes, some parts of Africa isn't where it needs to be in terms of modern technology, but this video is showing the craftsmanships of people trying to hustle and eat day by day. A common statement I hear about African's is that we like to play the "victim card" but here you clearly see people making the best out of what they got. No excuses. But whatever have your fun. I for one find this video inspiring of what people can do in terms of creativity, improvisation and innovation with limited resources and still find a way to get by.

[@pherrisfallus7259]

Thank you for this comment. This video ought to show creative means of locomotion and that regardless of circumstances people are people and will make and be creative with what they have. Many comments are ignorant at best to the struggle of these communities and the history that put them there

[@WilliaminOz]

Wow those guys in red sure look like a biker gang, and then I saw the bloke with a mullet. Talk about trendy!

[@DavidPires-h5x]

Quando assisto esses vídeos dos nossos irmáos africanos reflito que somos muito ingrato com Deus,somos felizes e nao damos valor o que temos.

[@dorivalmachado6427]

Mesmo aqui no BRASIL , ainda existem regiões que as pessoas vivem essas mesmas situação de IMPROVISO .

[@genZetarded]

As an investor I would invest in African countries. Lot of development is left whereas west is saturated.

[@T88898-_-Tate]

Why you would invest in this ugly bike.

[@ClaudetteGentles]

Extremely creative and innovative, showing what togetherness can do , great and talented people

[@ronaldporter2286]

That's pretty neat

[@alessandrom7181]

Talented?? Innovative? LMAO..If Leonardo da Vinci saw those stuff 500 years ago would think to be in the stone age.. LULZ.

[@Frillar]

brother, motorised vehicles and combustion engine was invented over 100 years ago. this is not innovation. it's the opposite of innovation.

[@USA-freedom]

@@alessandrom7181 Well safe to say you are not De Vinci in any way what so ever. Like to see you try that using these tools here. My guess you never could.

[@USA-freedom]

@@Frillar Not like you who built their own motorized vehicles and combustion engines with your own bare hands. Now there's a talent. Did you happen to see the motorized vehicles with the combustion engines in this video too? You won't recognize innovation if it came up to you and slapped you along side the head.

[@ladronsiman1471]

I am NOT AFRICAN ..neither black ..But i feel that they are my brothers ,with the same needs i have and exPerience ..And they try to honestly make a living .. They are sons also of my father

[@davidbatin1699]

It must only work going downhill. I guess you have to push going uphill how do they stop or slow down with no brakes?

[@nurse_ethel]

I remember back then during 90's we used to make scooters from wound and bearing. Its fun during school vacation

[@oriont6944]

This is actually impressive given the limited resources, opportunities, and educational backgrounds. Using their environment and human creativity to persevere is commendable.

[@AcidBathSpaandResort-tn7km]

😂 no, it’s not.

[@BiancaZombie]

What limited resources? They have a country and their brains, they have everything they need.

[@theracedude2343]

You have a very distorted vision of Africa. They have access to the internet and tools. They should be able to build much more complex objects than this (especialy considering what we euros where building 500 years ago)

[@oriont6944]

@@theracedude2343 You failed to consider the fact money doesn't grow on trees, this was also an individual effort in a remote community. There's no government support, there aren't any companies in those areas, most of the land is legally owned by the government, and there aren't any welders. Yet, they were able to innovate despite those struggles. Are there any Europeans in the same communities and living conditions innovating with their businesses like the fellow in the video? No, because they're all following the same standard when they could be thinking out of the box; vehicles are too expensive? Not available in the Area? Just make your own. You're thinking as if this is a universal thing all Africans are doing which it's not, there are Africans with STEM degrees who are working for various entities on the continent innovating and doing the best they can. The fact you are comparing past European achievements with different circumstances and situations to this shows some levels of insecure coping.

[@oriont6944]

@@BiancaZombie It's actually ridiculous how people think Countries can just succeed on their own. Not a single civilization built everything on their own, they all engaged in trade and shared ideas. They all had guides. Blueprints for manufacturing, academic institutions, medical facilities, infrastructure, and incentives don't grow on trees. You need money to pay salaries and currency doesn't grow on grass. It's also crazy how people are calling Africans underdeveloped while modern vehicles are moving around in the background. This level of ignorance is baffling. "They have a brain and resources." If it were that easy, then go build a manufacturing factory for vehicles without wealth. You can't because you don't know where to start because many components go into a business. I swear the education system has failed the west. You remind me of those people who say they don't need farmers because they get their produce from the Supermarket, like what? Where do you think those supermarkets got their produce from?

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Chukudu from Congo a type of simple wooden bicycle for carryng goods.

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0:07 this is genius!

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Made by real engineers ; so much talent ! No wonder , the great pyramid is there in Africa.

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the Irony is the handmade scooters are sturdier then the commercial made, plastic junk , Highly impressed