The Segway: A 1950s British Invention
Obviously there have been some refinements since these earlier models were demonstrated.
Triathlon Training Planner
Is this the world's best Excel-based Triathlon Training Planner?
Available from my
Kagi store for just £6.49 (about $10):
Blogroll
Cycling
- A View From The Cycle Path
- Bicycle Slut
- BicycleTutor.com
- Bicyclog
- Bike Hacks
- Bike Hugger
- Bike Portland
- Bikesnob NYC
- Biseekell
- Bristol Traffic
- Carbon Trace
- Commute By Bike
- Copenhagenize
- Crap Cycling & Walking in Waltham Forest
- Cyclelisious
- Fill That Hole
- How We Drive
- I Bike London
- Ian Walker
- Monkey Photo Manchester
- Old Bike Blog
- People Powered
- Real Cycling!
- Spone ‘n’ Word
- The Bicycle Diaries
- The Darlington Cycling Campaign
- The Fat Cyclist
- The Slow Bicycle Movement
- The Urban Commuter
- Tomorrow Morning’s Weather
- Town Mouse
- Urban Velo
- Velorution
- Which Way Now?
Can I say that this looks just a little bit more practical than a segway. For a start, it doesn’t turn into a 45 kg dead weight when its battery goes flat after 20 km or so.
Mind you, your chance of covering 20 km on the duoped is probably not great…
Judy says she had one. Her Dad got rid of it because it was dangerous…