I, Motorcycle (Or...iMotorcycle?)

Closet Racist · 08-20-2008, 12:05 PM

A Wearable Motorcycle | Popular Science

“I believe a working prototype could be made, but it would take a great deal of time and engineering,” he says.
The basic technology already exists; the Watertown, Massachusetts, start-up A123 is already selling the lithium-ion
batteries Loniak wants to use, and a number of companies are developing ultracapacitors for electric cars and hybrids.
“This isn’t fantasy,” he says. “It’s a green vehicle, and all of the numbers are based in the real world.”

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Closet Racist Senior Member Join Date: Aug 2004 Location: With a side of fava beans and a nice chianti... Posts: 1,202 View Edit History:	I, Motorcycle (Or...iMotorcycle?) A Wearable Motorcycle \| Popular Science “I believe a working prototype could be made, but it would take a great deal of time and engineering,” he says. The basic technology already exists; the Watertown, Massachusetts, start-up A123 is already selling the lithium-ion batteries Loniak wants to use, and a number of companies are developing ultracapacitors for electric cars and hybrids. “This isn’t fantasy,” he says. “It’s a green vehicle, and all of the numbers are based in the real world.” __________________

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