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:agree::agree:The airplane part would be cool, but for riding, no.
Being enclosed you lose being in the elements, a part of the environment. And it doesn't lean, so what's the point? For me, the lean is a huge part of what makes riding special. If the day comes that I need to trike the ride, I'd prefer to sell and get a sporty convertible.
Not to parade on your rain, but there is a good bit more maneuvering room to avoid the crazies in the sky.Greetings!
Think about all the nitwits you run into every day out on the highway. Now ask yourself if you want to see those same people in control of an aircraft.
Flying Cars = Bad Idea
Generally yes, but I have seen the Landing Pattern fill up pretty quick.Not to parade on your rain, but there is a good bit more maneuvering room to avoid the crazies in the sky.
:agree::agree::agree:The airplane part would be cool, but for riding, no.
Being enclosed you lose being in the elements, a part of the environment. And it doesn't lean, so what's the point? For me, the lean is a huge part of what makes riding special. If the day comes that I need to trike the ride, I'd prefer to sell and get a sporty convertible.
Thats going to depend on how good your eyes are (and theirs), and how fast you both will be going. Most likely not 55mph. Plus, who is in who's lane or plane of travel. The other person may also be gabbing or texting on their cell phone.Not to parade on your rain, but there is a good bit more maneuvering room to avoid the crazies in the sky.
A "getaway car" like the Tucker and DeLoreon (spl)."This is an evolutionary step in transportation. It's not just a flying car. This is a getaway car," said Bousfield, chief executive officer of Samson Motorworks.
Three wheeled CAR, fully enclosed is not IMHO a motorcycle. But. that's just my opinion