African Made SCOOTER | The Chukudu

It's impossible to believe that this scooter is still being used today in the 21st centaury. Its 100% wood from Congo (DRC) and it's a good African invention, It is also a homemade scooter. It's also called the chukudu scooter

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[Afrikleo]

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[Odood]

These are way more practical than I was expecting from the thumbnail. I was expecting a toy made by some bored handymen, but this honestly looks better than a wheelbarrow for hauling bagged goods long distances, and with fewer moving parts than a cart.

[carolramsey]

We'll soon see this marvellous African invention throughout London

[actualfacts]

The ingenuity, the strength and determination to handle these vehicles in order to make a living is just inspiring.

[antonm]

"Simplicity is the sister of genius." These things are beautiful in their robustness, ruggedness and utility. Salut from Russia.

[M.Godfrey]

I’m amazed how well used many of them are, especially considering some of the loads they carry!

[tatunjld]

I love the innovative design and the way parts for these were built and sourced. Nice wide handlebars, plenty of ground clearance and large-diameter wheels, and able to move up to a ton of weight? Brilliant.

[danielrosales]

Awesome. Looks like fun versátil, strong and fit for the working class. And it turns more heads than the Mercedes Benz on the beginning of the video. Lol. I was born with minimal resources in Mexico but I would hav enjoyed to be around this guys!!! Keep it up. Love your humble hearts and sharp heads. 👍🏾.

[._Murphy]

This is masculinity at its peak. Stay strong, brothers. Love and respect from America. 👍🏻🙏🏻

[erepsekahs]

Nice to see how advanced they are. As the voice-over says: Quite obviously wonderfully creative people. They have developed as far as the wheel. I'm clicking on the next video.

[arnettthayer]

The amount they can carry is impressive.

[thumb-ugly]

The suspension system in the steering column is impressive. The patience to evenly round the wheels and the clever use of tire for a step brake, are excellent.

[HappyToursAfrica]

Happy Tours Africa is following you from UGANDA.Enjoy the show.

[Welcometothebeach]

This video is showing that, every single person in the entire world is got a talent, , your environment could not be good enough to use it, , but you can still try it 😇🙌🏾

[kodiecigar]

Carbon-neutral, avant-garde design and engineering that is 10 years ahead of its time.

[yoyoglock]

Those are actually pretty cool! I have lots of respect for hard working people. Moving all that weight cant be easy.

[surfjerr]

Young man you made this old man smile = 70 yr old American Army Veteran ! TY

[ToxicT]

Mad respect to these hardworkers! Hope they achieve their dreams

[IamZeus]

That’s amazing! The fact that they can move such incredible weight on those scooters and it’s all man powered too ! That’s truly some next level stuff

[dichebach]

Retired American professor of anthropology. Lived and worked in Botswana back in the 1990s. Nothing remotely like this down there; fascinating!