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by Steve
Tuesday, September 25, 2007
A Dutch company, PAL-V, says it's only two years away from making available to consumers of what they describe as a "flying motorcycle".
It's actually more like a trike with built-in helicopter.
Dubbed, "Gyrocopter", it's hoped it will solve traffic jams by allowing owners to lift up into the air, and over the cars.
It might work if the Gyrocopter was so expensive that only a few could afford them. Otherwise, if everyone could afford one, there'd be traffic jams in the air, and the roads would be wide open.
Here's the irony of all this...
Governments could already allow many people to avoid traffic jams if they made motorcycle lane-splitting legal.
Yet, here's a company that wants the average Joe to fly Gyrocopters above traffic? Is this more safe than allowing motorcycles to lane-split?
Source: PAL-V Website
Labels: Concept Motorcycles, Strange Stuff
Yeah, it is cool. I want to have one motorcycle like that. Maybe it is very safe for rider, do you think? Wish we both enjoy the ride fun on highway or on air. Born to ride and ride to life!
By bikergals, at 9/25/2007 08:33:00 PM
i'd like to have one of those.
By Rob, at 9/26/2007 12:13:00 AM
Lane splitting on a motorcycle? Too many people talking on their cell phones and weaving all over the lane for this to be safe.
By , at 9/26/2007 10:13:00 AM
Something like this could solve some downtown parking problems too. Just park er up on the roof!
By Kano, at 9/27/2007 08:35:00 PM
Hardly new this type of Gyrocopter has been around since the 1930s including the folding rotors.
Also m,akes me wonder if Dumb *ss helmetless riders will now migrate into the sky...
By , at 2/04/2009 10:27:00 AM
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