Fully enclosed motorcycle

[motochris]

Very Interesting. It is exactly opposite of what I am trying to achieve on a motorcycle-feeling the wind and sun ...experiencing the elemnts being one with the bike and the surroundings...that IS the sernity IMO...I dont know... I am curious how it would do on a very Windy Day!

 

[Hayabusa4life]

I couldn't find anything on what it looked like afterwards.

Nice, the door still open even if its on the side.

 

[Hayabusa4life]

Cool.Where do you put your feet down??

Thats was the first thing I though when I saw the picture.

 

[red1100cc]

i think the Acabion is running a turbo busa power plant in it. :thumbs:
if i only had $1/2 a mil to blow.

Acabion. Certified Successor of Cars. Official Website.

 

[busastalker05]

i love the canyon video, reading the subtitles, they say how safe they are, yet they love to lane cross!

 

[Malicious]

those automatic wheels concern me, stuff like that messes up easy, what if they decide not to go down at a light... or if your in bumper to bumper traffic?

 

[fastblackblur]

Interesting...

Looks like something you should still wear a helmet while piloting

 

[TurboTJ]

Very Interesting. It is exactly opposite of what I am trying to achieve on a motorcycle-feeling the wind and sun ...experiencing the elemnts being one with the bike and the surroundings...that IS the sernity IMO...I dont know... I am curious how it would do on a very Windy Day!

Interesting, it's exactly what I am looking for. I don't understand things like the Can-Am Spyder. To me, that defeats the purposes of having a bike (to lean through the corners) yet still has the drawbacks of a bike (dangerous - no cage around you). This still allows you to lean in the corners and be somewhat safe. Wonder what would happen if you locked up the brakes or something???

I've always wanted to build one, but thought I would incorporate a busa engine and a gyroscope for stability... It's definately on my "to-do" list!

You could probably just pop off that glass bubble and feel the "wind in your hair"

 

[Hayabusa4life]

those automatic wheels concern me, stuff like that messes up easy, what if they decide not to go down at a light... or if your in bumper to bumper traffic?

If you are in a bumper to bumper traffic I would leave the side wheels down.
If the side wheels decide not to go down at a stop light, well, thats another story, but Im sure they have think about that.