Hoshiko
Hoshiko
you can even take it up in the elevator.
BPG Motors: The Uno - the world's first real transforming vehicle
BPG Motors: The Uno - the world's first real transforming vehicle
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Wow, WTF, OMG, ETC
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I am really like the thought going into the design and function.
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Well, it certainly is different...
Anyone else see the similarities with a kangaroo in the folded up version???
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Anyone else see the similarities with a kangaroo in the folded up version???
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Anyone else see the similarities with a kangaroo in the folded up version???
Thats it !
I will not be buying one :spank:
Zzzz
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Yeah, a mate and I were looking at these in development a few years back and were watching prototype YouTube vids a month or so ago. A novelty, but not much more... Maybe in a few years, it will develop into something realistically practical.
kyle
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The Kangaroo looks more intimidating.
DownrangeFuture
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If he can get 45 miles range, still do the 4 hour charge time, keep the price point where it is, and get realistic highway speeds, then I'll buy it. I commute 32 miles one way, and sometimes I need to ride around at work some.
rdrManny
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MHS
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Looks like a neat concept, but I'd never spend that kind of money on one.
kyle
Junior Member
LOL, the comment about putting a Yoshi skin on it here cracked me up:
[ame=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=odI4WaYEcCU]YouTube - BPG Motors: Transforming UNO Video[/ame]
I still think I'd go with a Zero Motorcycle for my money. I'm just not sure that the transformation feature is much more than a novelty, especially considering all the complexity and limitations it introduces
[ame=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=odI4WaYEcCU]YouTube - BPG Motors: Transforming UNO Video[/ame]
I still think I'd go with a Zero Motorcycle for my money. I'm just not sure that the transformation feature is much more than a novelty, especially considering all the complexity and limitations it introduces
gpostarmy
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segway on steroids?
Is kangaroo meat any good? Just askin'...
I would buy one only if I lived 35 miles (maximum range of the uno) away from the garage where I keep my motorcycle.
red06
Junior Member
great now we will have road legal unicycles to watch out for
