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Wearable MotorCycle Video: Clean Your Face With Pavement

Started by Josh M · 10 months ago

If you keep an eye out for motorcycles you can wear, you may have seen this one zipping face down across the pavement of the internet.
I know it’s not as practical (less dangerous?) as the two wheel versions we see everyday weaving in and out of traffic, but if you want ... Continue reading »

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Marijn
10 months ago

Nice it uses your own head as a crashbuffer :)

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aWhatmough
10 months ago

Yea... looks cool... but I have to say... I am not getting in!!!!

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Josh M
10 months ago

I think I'd be more inclined if there was a very thick impenetrable skin
between me and the road.

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BRS
10 months ago

I so totally would try this out. as long as no one was on the road when I was driving this I would be just fine.haha.

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Skid More U Turns
10 months ago

How exactly does it steer and turn? Why isn't that shown?

"Nice it uses your own head as a crashbuffer :)"!!

And if another vehcile crashes into it, then what?

Devon

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Josh M
10 months ago

haha. yeah I can totally seeing this tipping over on turns. what this needs to turn into is a flight enabled combat suit. rudders, flaps, some gun turrets. perfect.

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mingsish
10 months ago

Combine this with the Martin Jetpak from your August 6th post and you'd really have something. Include some flame throwers and a 50 cal and you could take out all the evil flying monkeys the wicked witch has to throw at you.

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