This is pretty neat
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Yeah, looks cool. Perfect for a city where everyone cycles everywhere (although I have a feeling people riding one will get the same abuse hurled at them as segway drivers get.) Shame about the price though.
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Yeah, looks cool. Perfect for a city where everyone cycles everywhere (although I have a feeling people riding one will get the same abuse hurled at them as segway drivers get.) Shame about the price though.
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benjymous wrote:
(although I have a feeling people riding one will get the same abuse hurled at them as segway drivers get.)
I saw a Segway in the wild for the first time a couple of weeks ago, at Schiphol airport. I've gotta say that they were bluddy cool! Way faster than I expected. Perfect for places like airports and factory floors.
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The Yike bike.[^] Named after the noise you make trying to brake on a steep hill. Shortened from "Yikes! Oh, no, shit! That's a bend ahead! Oh crap! Nooooooo, who parked a car th.... ... ... ... Yes, I do have medical insurance"
Morality is indistinguishable from social proscription
i wouldn't want to drive that in a major city in the UK to close to the road for my liking.. unless it came with optional extra's of oxygen and a mask plus its holder
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The Yike bike.[^] Named after the noise you make trying to brake on a steep hill. Shortened from "Yikes! Oh, no, shit! That's a bend ahead! Oh crap! Nooooooo, who parked a car th.... ... ... ... Yes, I do have medical insurance"
Morality is indistinguishable from social proscription
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The Yike bike.[^] Named after the noise you make trying to brake on a steep hill. Shortened from "Yikes! Oh, no, shit! That's a bend ahead! Oh crap! Nooooooo, who parked a car th.... ... ... ... Yes, I do have medical insurance"
Morality is indistinguishable from social proscription
Looks good, umm yes I kinda... ...4k? Bye!
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The Yike bike.[^] Named after the noise you make trying to brake on a steep hill. Shortened from "Yikes! Oh, no, shit! That's a bend ahead! Oh crap! Nooooooo, who parked a car th.... ... ... ... Yes, I do have medical insurance"
Morality is indistinguishable from social proscription
It's very cool, but not 4Ks worth of cool. I could buy a nearly new car for that!
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It's very cool, but not 4Ks worth of cool. I could buy a nearly new car for that!
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It's very cool, but not 4Ks worth of cool. I could buy a nearly new car for that!
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4K??!! the iBike?
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iWant. :cool:
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The Yike bike.[^] Named after the noise you make trying to brake on a steep hill. Shortened from "Yikes! Oh, no, shit! That's a bend ahead! Oh crap! Nooooooo, who parked a car th.... ... ... ... Yes, I do have medical insurance"
Morality is indistinguishable from social proscription
I think south park had an episode about a machine called the 'Thing' that Mr. Garrison created after getting pissed off at the airlines. That's my first thought about this thing.
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benjymous wrote:
(although I have a feeling people riding one will get the same abuse hurled at them as segway drivers get.)
I saw a Segway in the wild for the first time a couple of weeks ago, at Schiphol airport. I've gotta say that they were bluddy cool! Way faster than I expected. Perfect for places like airports and factory floors.
I wanna be a eunuchs developer! Pass me a bread knife!
Mark Wallace wrote:
Perfect for places like airports and factory floors.
College campus too. Faster way to get to the next class on the other side.
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