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Proof that the single wheel bikes work. Add in today’s kind of cameras and you could have a screen that gives you a perfectly clear shot of what’s in front and behind you. Put them on normal side mirrors and you’ll have pretty much a standard bike. Just much cooler.
When the automobile was new, there were endless possibilities. Now that it’s a standard and we know what they *should* look like, the possibilities are few. I would love to see more out-of-the-box ideas like these.