He then made this PSA to show what happens to obedient NYC bicyclists who stay where they belong…

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• Manhattan in Motion – Time Lapse of New York – June 5, 2011
• Video: Worlds Largest Apple Store in Grand Central Station New York – November 21, 2011
• World’s First Self-Inflating Bike Tire – September 8, 2011
• Scooterdillo: Solar Powered Electric Scooter – September 6, 2011
• The Hoverbike Can Reach Speeds of Up To 173 Miles Per Hour – June 23, 2011

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The PumpTire is the world’s first self-inflating bike tire. The PumpTire pulls in air from the atmosphere while you are actually riding. Once the air inside the tire reaches the desired level the air pathway is closed.

• Riding Your Bike in the Bike Lane – September 22, 2011
• Scooterdillo: Solar Powered Electric Scooter – September 6, 2011
• The Hoverbike Can Reach Speeds of Up To 173 Miles Per Hour – June 23, 2011

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SunRed has released a concept scooter called the Scooterdillo. The scooter has an armadillo-like “shell” of solar panels. When the scooter is parked the panels are pulled over its body, allowing the little bike to charge in the sun while its rider takes care of non-scooter business.

The scooter has a top speed of around 30 MPH and a range of 12 miles per charge. Currently, its only a concept, but it would be great to see this come to market.

• Full Scale and Electric Tron Lightcycle – September 29, 2011
• Riding Your Bike in the Bike Lane – September 22, 2011
• Siemens Not Investing Any More in Nuclear Power – September 20, 2011
• World’s First Self-Inflating Bike Tire – September 8, 2011
• The Hoverbike Can Reach Speeds of Up To 173 Miles Per Hour – June 23, 2011

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Introducing The Hoverbike, invented by Australian Chris Malloy, is a prototype that was built in a garage over the course of two and a half years. The Hoverbike has twin propellers that can lift the bike over 10,000 feet.

Additionally the Hoverbike can reach speeds of up to 173 miles per hour. The first production run of the vehicle could be underway by late 2012, with the expected price point around $40,000.

• Riding Your Bike in the Bike Lane – September 22, 2011
• World’s First Self-Inflating Bike Tire – September 8, 2011
• Scooterdillo: Solar Powered Electric Scooter – September 6, 2011
• Make This World a Better Place: Electric Car Manufacturer Is On The Rise – January 26, 2010
• Mobile Devices Can Prevent Speeding Tickets – July 1, 2009

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