It will take a 'baby elephant' to knock over this bike

[Davehutch-hutchs 0]

http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/programmes/click_online/9776325.stm

[fr499y 0]

seen it, interesting concept but you can tell a mile off they will require a car licence which kind of defeats the object!

[Stue11 0]

Did see this on the news the other day weird and certainly different

[Chadatious 0]

quite clever.

[ptolemyx 0]

Haven't we seen this before? Gyroscopes on bikes will make changing direction, that is earholing it round bends, a lot more difficult. When we come off on bends it's most often because we go in faster than we're comfortable with and then lose the plot - I KNOW

Old and Disgraceful

[lee1 1]

Not for me and it aint a motorcycle

[BanditMike 0]

@ptolemyx wrote:

Haven't we seen this before? Gyroscopes on bikes will make changing direction, that is earholing it round bends, a lot more difficult. When we come off on bends it's most often because we go in faster than we're comfortable with and then lose the plot - I KNOW

Old and Disgraceful

In all the footage there's nothing about how it goes round a bend. I would have thought it would be the most important thing

I don't mind the look, think they look ok.

They leave price until the end, and again no performance figures. If the price and performance are reasonable, it may get younger kids out of cars and into these. May make motoring and independence a bit cheaper. Mind you, it would have to come down from their initial price of $24k, down to $12k.