Well it has two wheels
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That's a hoot! I don't think I would ride it in traffic!!!
I would like to know how the braking system works on something like this. The way I see it if you apply brakes you should land up with your face flat on the ground :tongue:
FarsideMichael
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And how do you do corners 
You counter that by leaning back just as you counter acceleration by leaning forward.
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And how do you do corners
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Lean. It would be like riding a unicycle.
And how do you do corners
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Lean. It would be like riding a unicycle.
Not for me thanks.FarsideMichael
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Lean. It would be like riding a unicycle.
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Yeah, but it's got two wheels?
Lean. It would be like riding a unicycle.
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Yeah, but it's got two wheels?
That would make it more stable laterally - and harder to turn.
Probably works like one of those Segway things.
http://www.segway.com/index.php
http://www.segway.com/index.php
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Probably works like one of those Segway things.
http://www.segway.com/index.php
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You are probably right. I see a few of these now and then.
Probably works like one of those Segway things.
http://www.segway.com/index.php
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You are probably right. I see a few of these now and then.
Th 1st guy to do a stoppie and a wheelie on that thing is my hero forever!
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That IS a photshop job don't you think?
There's no place/room for an engine unless it's very small and how would you get the power to the wheels?
There's no place/room for an engine unless it's very small and how would you get the power to the wheels?
