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   jazzhunt Well-Known Member Premium Member

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   My first thought when I saw this was "Woo hoo, no more worrying about sidestands sinking in hot tarmac or similar."
   My second thought was "My boss is not going to be happy about my motorbike following me around like a puppy. Although, if the bike bows to her, I may be able to get away with it."
   
   http://gizmodo.com/hondas-new-experimental-motorcycle-can-balance-all-by-i-1790635255

    

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   Joker See "about me" for contact details. Contributing Member

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   I wonder if you'd end up battling that in the twisties like people do traction control... I don't think anyone rides a motorcycle turning the front to full lock when pottering around corners. That's for scooters and they aren't real bikes

    

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   gregt Well-Known Member Premium Member

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   I'd like to see them try to make it work on a BMW boxer or a big Guzzi...

    

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