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Number Ten Cruise Bike

The Cruise bike is a front-wheel-drive recumbent bicycle which places the rider in a laid-back

reclining position.

This design helps the rider's weight distribute comfortably over a larger area and supports

the back.

This also helps with aerodynamics with the reclined leg forward position of the rider's

body presenting a smaller frontal profile.

This style of bike holds the world speed record for a bicycle and was banned from racing under

the Union cyclist international.

This front-wheel recumbent bike with a moving bottom bracket can be considered fairly unusual.

The bracket is a piece, that the pedals attached to, and in this case, moves or pivots left

or right with the front wheel when steering the bike.

Speaking for myself, I would have to be very careful not to fall asleep when riding in

such a laid-back position.

Number Nine

Aero Foldable Electric Bike

The Aero is a cool, modernly designed bike.

In comparison to traditional electric bikes, being much smaller and lighter makes it incredibly

easy to fold up and transport when not in use.

It might be highly portable, but don't let that make you think any less of it.

The Aero has a five hundred watt brushless motor and is powered by a Panasonic lithium

battery.

The same battery is used in Tesla electric cars, which provides up to 45-mile range.

Depending on the model, you may even get speeds up to 22 miles per hour.

Don't worry, though, if you need to make an abrupt stop.

This little beast has double rear disc brakes, an anti-skid system, and a front and rear

Coilover suspension system.

Number Eight

Grape g12 S

The Grape electric bicycle combines the best of both worlds by meshing a bicycle with a

motorcycle.

This electric bike utilizes top tech, includes a keyless fingerprint startup.

It also has an optional street and power mode on the mini-tablet that sits conveniently

on its handlebars.

This screen allows you to view your trip distance, range left on the battery, motor temperature,

battery efficiency, as well as speed.

The Grape boasts a top speed of 43 miles per hour and a range of 75 miles from a single

charge.

If the g12 s was to die, no problem, you can still pedal away on the bikes fully functional

pedals.

Number Seven

x01

Would you call this a car or a bike?

While this may be up in the air, we do know that the x01 is a unique vehicle with both

electric and manual components.

Boasting a top speed of 16 miles per hour the x01 is equipped with all of the amenities

of a typical car.

Included is a gauge cluster, leather padded seat, independent front suspension, GPS, alarm,

and radio.

All of these features and yet this electric bike is still light enough to be pedaled if

the batteries ever die.

Although this is highly unlikely with a four-hour full charge time, if that wasn't enough

these are built by hand, and are 95% recyclable.

Saving the planet one car-bike at a time.

Number Six

BMW Motorrad Concept Length

This zero-emissions urban two-wheeled monster is a concept created by BMW Motorrad.

This beautiful piece of machinery showcases what technology looks like when it's done

well.

First, its panels are not completely covering its rear section, allowing everyone to view

its components.

This includes the drive unit, single-sided swingarm, spring strut, and toothed belt.

At the same time, this reduces weight and streamlines aerodynamics.

After analyzing this concept, I have come to realize that this vehicle really puts the

awesome ideas BMW has in mind into perspective.

This isn't just a means of transportation.

BMW wants to innovate a new era.

Number Five

Seabreacher

The Seabreacher is an amazing feat of Engineering.

Built more like a plane rather than a watercraft, it has all three points of access control,

pitch, roll, and yaw.

This allows the craft to move left, right, jump up, or dive under the water with precision

and power.

Designed to be very user friendly, it is positively buoyant and will always stay upright.

You can dive 5 to 6 feet for about 5 to 10 seconds at a time, which is approximately

the normal snorkeling depth.

Of course, over time, with practice, the experienced user will be able to dive for longer periods.

If you're afraid of flying like I am, this is a much better way to experience a similar

sensation without being thousands of feet in the sky.

Number Four

Deep Flights Super Falcon

If you're looking to find the lost city of Atlantis, the Deep Flights Super

Falcon might come in handy.

This mini-submarine with a wide 360-degree cockpit, allows users to not miss a thing

when cruising underwater.

These watercraft go through strenuous testing standards with fixed positive buoyancy, so

the craft auto returns the surface, in case of an engine failure.

A high-efficiency brushless DC drivetrain and fully submergible underwater battery packs,

make this machine fast, clean, and quiet.

This is great for operating around swimmers and any marine animals you might come across

while exploring.

Number Three

The Aviation Wing Board

This next one is for the thrill-seeker and daredevil.

The wing board design has been tested in a

wind tunnel with an unassisted manned rider.

Reaching speeds upwards of 75 miles per hour.

Researchers were blown away by the board's performance and have now completed its first

airborne flight.

Whip is pushing the aviation envelope wide open and making people rethink what it means

to take flight.

The wing board gained huge popularity after appearing and impressing the Sharks on Shark

Tank.

Guest star Richard Branson even couldn't help taking a simulated ride.

Is the possibility of a real Silver Surfer a reality for the near future?

Number Two

Omni Hoverboard

Check the flux capacitor because we're going back to the future with this one.

The Omni Hoverboard was created by a 31-year-old Canadian inventor from Montreal.

This vehicle was pieced together with parts from all over the world.

Included were eight fans to achieve flight, lithium polymer batteries for power, and even

a pair of pliers to control speed.

Duro reached a new world record with his first prototype, achieving longest distance traveled

by a hoverboard at 905 feet.

I know I can't wait for them to be mass-produced because I sure do want to fly one.

Number One

Gravity or should we say, Iron Man

The superhero s suit designed by Richard browning has just achieved a world record

for the fastest speed in a body controlled jet engine powered suit.

Gravity incredibly reached 32 miles per hour, which measured over 328 feet.

This suit has six, count them six, kerosene filled micro gas turbines, each with 50 pounds

of thrust.

It is controlled by body movements alone, so you have to be a trained pilot to fly one.

To create the suit, the inventor needed some extreme core strength to ensure he was able

to balance and hold his position in the air, during his record-breaking flight.

Gravity suits are in design as we speak and are being better outfitted, with an easier

flying option for the consumer market.

Someone get Tony Stark on the phone and help these guys out.

They are going to have a line out the door to purchase them when they do.

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