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BMW'S next new electric bike
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Motorcycledave
Active member
??? BMW ??? and Safety
The idea is fine but they DO NOT promote helmet use, what if you have your
zoomy glasses blow off. It would never be for touring only local short rides
and it looks like back pain in in the cards.
They have a way to go, but they will get there
It looks like it was done on a printer, they made a working car at SEMA 2 years ago
using a printer and drove it out at the end, it too was ugly
I do love BMW's
Dave
The idea is fine but they DO NOT promote helmet use, what if you have your
zoomy glasses blow off. It would never be for touring only local short rides
and it looks like back pain in in the cards.
They have a way to go, but they will get there
It looks like it was done on a printer, they made a working car at SEMA 2 years ago
using a printer and drove it out at the end, it too was ugly
I do love BMW's
Dave
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ARtraveler
R.I.P. Dwayne
Very interesting video to watch. I noted mount and dismount without needing any support. The driver was aboard and the bike balanced itself.
Turn signals were activated by pointing the left arm out from the bike.
Don't like the no helmet concept--but that is just me.
By the time they get this one perfected and the price to where a normal person can afford it, I am pretty sure my riding days will have come to an end.
Turn signals were activated by pointing the left arm out from the bike.
Don't like the no helmet concept--but that is just me.
By the time they get this one perfected and the price to where a normal person can afford it, I am pretty sure my riding days will have come to an end.
Bob Denman
New member
It's so CUTE!! :clap:Does it come in Adult sizes too? :roflblack:
(I could never fold my fatitude down onto such a small conveyance... nojoke
