inspired by weebles
http://litmotors.com/news/
inspired by weebles
http://litmotors.com/news/
"Enemy fighters at 2 o'clock!...Roger, What should i do until then?"
2010 r1200r, 2009 harley crossbones, 2008 triumph/sidecar, 1970 norton commando 750
COOL I say! Looks like it addresses a lot of the US style commuter needs, especailly the one of how we Americans don't take well to mass transit and how we prefer to travel one person to a vehicle. It's like what the C1 BMW scooter could have become.
I can understand the gyro stability if you consider how a Segway (mispelled I know) maintains stability.
Make a gas version too, and also, why two doors? Save cost and simplify the structure with a door on one side.
I wonder though, since it is a single track vehicle like a motorcycle, and they show it with a steering wheel, how they address countersteering for leaning initiation and control? Wonder if it has speed sensors that tell it when to standard steer (slow speed and parking) and when to counter-steer when in motion?
Woodenshoe to Cheesehead
That's an S1000RR in the background at 1:46. Good to know that these engineers are enjoying the highest tech production bike on earth.![]()
Interesting - I wonder what happens when the battery dies.
Well, except unlike the Chevy Volt, this one tips over when it dies and the gyros stop spinning.
I would assume they planned a backup "prop" system to support it when parked and shut off.
Woodenshoe to Cheesehead
there is kick stand that I saw in one of the videos.
Mack McDonald
Garland, Tx.
04 1150 GSA
Maybe a door on each side so you have an option on which side to get out? Or if it does fail and fals over, for the same reason, you have an exit. I think I'd want two doors also.
87 K75S, bought new, now sold
07 K1200GT Bought new, now traded in
13 C650GT
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