This ain't no motocycle but it does have handlebars

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This ain't no motocycle but it does have handlebars

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http://store.nycewheels.com/bombardier-embrio.html


And it looks kinda neat. :lol: Not sure if I'd want to try it or not. :?
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I'll try everything once, twice if it's fun, and three times if it doesn't leave any scars.
I'd want to try it - just not at high speed I don't think.
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I wonder if bicycle couriers would like it.
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Where do you put your feet??
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the first high wind of the season, and everyone will be in the ditch... Even so, I still want a go
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#6 Unread post by Nibblet99 »

Found time to fully read the article now....
and it balances one or more passengers with a network of sensors and gyroscopes
One or more passengers :shock: where's the pillion sit? on your shoulders?
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i think its the coolest thing ive seen since a hoverboard.
thats a sweet bike.

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Looks like there is a primitive rod affair sticking out for the operators feet. Now as for a passenger.........hmmmmm they have me guessing :LOL2:
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Only in Quebec eh?
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#10 Unread post by Telesque »

with its motorcycle-derived styling cues and, like an ATV, the fact that you have to lean in order to turn.
Hey, do they not realize you have to lean on a motorcycle too? :P Moreso than an ATV, at least.
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