Three Czech companies worked together to develop this helicopter bike that demoed for the first time in Prague today. It went through a remote-controlled five minute flight.
This 209-pound rig with its four battery-powered propeller pods isn't yet capable of carrying a real human, so the only passenger onboard was a dummy.
The bike developers say it'll need more powerful propellers before it can sustain flight with a human on it, but with that being said it'll be impractical for many reasons, one of which include the bike's crazy width and a hefty price tag.
Plus who really needs a flying bike that risks your safety? And what happens when huge winds sweep you mid flight-cycle?
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