Sorry guys, to me that looked pretty lame.  Although you can't knock the outstanding technology and execution, the ride itself seems only slightly more exiting than pedaling a lifecycle on a dock overlooking a beautiful lake...

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Quote from: Bean on October 22, 2017, 10:20:51 AM

the ride itself seems only slightly more exiting than pedaling a lifecycle on a dock overlooking a beautiful lake...

Bean, c'mon, it is 2017.  Lifecycle on a foil on a dock overlooking a beautiful lake.  No foil, no sport.

I'm with Bean.  This thing won't go farther than some lake in Wisconsin. California, Hawaii, forget about it.

Quote from: Admin on October 22, 2017, 12:14:41 PM

Quote from: Bean on October 22, 2017, 10:20:51 AM

the ride itself seems only slightly more exiting than pedaling a lifecycle on a dock overlooking a beautiful lake...

Bean, c'mon, it is 2017.  Lifecycle on a foil on a dock overlooking a beautiful lake.  No foil, no sport.

I'm with Bean.  This thing won't go farther than some lake in Wisconsin. California, Hawaii, forget about it.

Yeah, because there are no tourists there looking for something fun to do.

Saw a group out on non-foiling a few weeks back in English Bay.  So the slow version of the water bike has made some inroads.  Not sure how big the market is for a foil bike.  Dreaming that it will be in the Olympics one day might be somewhat of a stretch.

Do like that it can get up and on to a foil.  That was pos.  But you are major stuck once you stop pedaling.  Wet wet.

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