Hoverbike
 

http://news.msn.com/videos?videoid=f...a0091b&ap=True


I WANT ONE!:up:

Uh-huh uh-huh. :yep:

My only worry is the rollover factor. I'd think it would be more stable with the propellers above. But then, I don't know anything. :sunny:

Prop wash would likely blow you off the thing if the props were above.:doh:

The little drone seemed stable enough.

I don't think I'd want to be flyingthe thing at 9k feet without a parachute and a tether/seat belt.:timeout: But, then it'd be my luck to have the motors conk out, use the chute and then land in some power lines.:huh: Bzzzt!

Wish granted.

http://images1.classifiedsksl.com/nl...ter_445556.jpg

Besides Wolferz, everybody knows you'll try an touch the props while running. Then we can call you stumpy.:03:

http://www.roller-mag.com/AAE2035.jpg
Gyro-captain approves!

Kewl!:up:
Then I can stump for office.:O:

Oh, and we'll have to change Armistead's name to Ren.

http://iv1.lisimg.com/image/1034742/...screenshot.jpg
I see Armisteads...everywhere.

okay, I'll post it.
https://i.chzbgr.com/maxW500/7090580992/hC862F227/

Fraud...has already been invented.

http://s28.postimg.org/qk2k9un7x/image.jpg

No props on that bike. It's all antigrav and pulse pusher.

The props are in the soles of his boots :smug:

LOL:haha:

You guys did this sort of thing back in the 1950/60's got people...:har:

Yes they did.
http://www.theatlantic.com/video/arc...totype/257358/