Honda C-3R
This is the pictures of the Honda C-3R electrical energy. A concept for single-user, that leads us to a not so distant future. The rest of the photos in www.zeutch.com.
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I like the futuristic design.
Just one correction: It is 3R-C, not C-3R :-)
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Looks futurisic enough. With three weels its more like a car than a motorbike.
But for some reason i keep thinging of the BMW C1 wen I see this. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/BMW_C1