Does anyone own one o these? What are they like? Cut the long story short, I do not go much further than 4-5 blocks, I would still keep my car, though, I just need something simpler and more reliable with a little carrying capacity, but not as unwieldy as a car. I find just about everything made in the past 30 or so years to be too big.
>>29118157These are Illegal.
>>29118157Haven't seen that Honda model, but I checked out the Indian e-rickshaw market recently and the Italian maestro is the most expensive pimped out machine you can get.
>>29118371This one is a cargo machine. 435kg payload. More than a kei truck.
>>29118374Here's a low speed model, less than half the price of the top dog Piaggio.
five blocks is walking distance imho.what do you need to carry? can you fit it on a bicycle?
>>29118379This just buy a wheelbarrow and walk or steal a shopping cartYou can keep spare clothes in it too
>>29118379>>29118380People are continuing to refine and redefine personal transportation as we move though our second century of self propelled vehicles.Enjoy.
>>29118383I do not enjoy AI slop.
>>29118157>See oncoming turn>*Tips over*
better wear a seatbelt
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>>29118157> No.1 is the BoomerBuggy X Pro.https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PJlKu27j3Jc
Americans fear the man who does not Drive, but simply Travels.
>>29118379RC airplane with a 60" wingspan plus a controller and a tackle box full of batteries, connectors, glues, tape, etc. I can take the wings off of the airplane, if this helps.>>29118191No? 25 year law for imports and also under 50cc is one of the last open loopholes. Not that I am going to chance it with a gray market model. Mopeds are already pretty common in my city, funnily enough.The idea would be wings go on the floor, everything else in the back. Not super heavy, but enough to make cycling an actual pain. Plus I plan on buying a glider with larger wingspan (either the Durafly Cherokee or something from a store that an on-line buddy works at which specializes in gliders). I guess a wheelbarrow is fine, but it might attract some funny looks. I have seen a couple of Gyros in my area, so this is slightly less strange.>>29118374>>29118378These are forbidden fruit, though. An older Ape is fine, of course.>>29118411The Gyro is unique for its tilting mechanism, plus it has a low CG. It was patented by the folks at BSA and Honda either got permission to use it or owns the patent now (I forget).
>>29118476pack it up neatly in some boxes and I feel like you could fit all that onto a bike trailer or perhaps a cargo bike
>>29118472h-he's fast!!
>>29118157>4-5 blocks>something more reliableJesus christ how big of a pile of shit do you drive?!?!
>>29118491Not a bad thought.>>29118549It breaks down every 300 miles. 2016 Honda Accord (NA 2.4 engine if that matters). I just had to do 280 miles and it developed some engine trouble today only a few miles from home, managed to limp back. Will need to fix it tomorrow. Luckily I am off then. I really do not need car, though for 362 days of the year.
>>29118417>gravenot really a great name for a vehicle
