Abstract: The snow bicycle comprises a main frame similar to the one used on a conventional bicycle. It features a rear drive wheel assembly removably connected to the main frame. The rear drive wheel assembly comprises two longitudinally-oriented wheels operatively connected between a two-section frame. A track belt is winded around the two wheels and two parallel sets of rollers are provided on each side of the lower inner side of the free track belt to support the rear of the main frame when the bicycle is on the ground. This provides a versatile arrangement that suitably combines stability and the ability of to reach high speed on various types of grounds, particularly snow or ice.

Abstract: A human-propelled water bicycle suitable for training or recreative purposes. The water bicycle has two steerable front pontoons and two rear pontoons fixed to a main frame substantially similar to a convention bicycle frame. Handlebars are provided to turn the steerable front pontoons and therefore allowing the water bicycle to be steered. The water bicycle has a pedal mechanism and a bicycle-type transmission powering a propeller located at the rear of the water bicycle.