Just as the police got used to seeing a dentist carrying dentures in a truck or a mother taking her baby in a mechanical monster called SUV, believe me, the police would get used to seeing these wonders called Carver One on the streets.
@@carverownersclub That's interesting so perhaps it's legal, but what if they behaved like a motorcycle and zipped down the outside and cut in pretty much all motorcycles do this and I don't blame motorcycles for doing it either as they are not the ones causing the traffic problems why should they be stuck in the traffic, but this vehicle also I would say quite possibly is not a vehicle that will cause lots of traffic so perhaps it too has the right to zip down the outside of lines of traffic legally. Would be interesting to see what the police would say if they saw one doing it.
@@flitsies Just as the police got used to seeing a dentist carrying dentures in a truck or a mother taking her baby in a mechanical monster called SUV, believe me, the police would get used to seeing these wonders called Carver One on the streets.
@@luisfelipelagunarivero2699 Yes I agree but I'm not the one having to be convinced. Mind you it is legal for quad bikes so why not these. They are very interesting machines but I believe they are very expensive, perhaps if the price wasn't so high we would see more of them. I'm surprised no one has adapted any of those other three wheel bikes that lean into an enclosed machine.
@@flitsies Why do I think your comment was the same when the automobile, the plane, the train, the bicycle, the motorcycle, the telephone were invented?
Just as the police got used to seeing a dentist carrying dentures in a truck or a mother taking her baby in a mechanical monster called SUV, believe me, the police would get used to seeing these wonders called Carver One on the streets.
Are these allowed to filter like a motorcycle, or would you get pulled over?
Some owners do filter and sometimes other vehicle blow horn in dis-approval as far as I know no of us have been pulled over for it
@@carverownersclub That's interesting so perhaps it's legal, but what if they behaved like a motorcycle and zipped down the outside and cut in pretty much all motorcycles do this and I don't blame motorcycles for doing it either as they are not the ones causing the traffic problems why should they be stuck in the traffic, but this vehicle also I would say quite possibly is not a vehicle that will cause lots of traffic so perhaps it too has the right to zip down the outside of lines of traffic legally.
Would be interesting to see what the police would say if they saw one doing it.
@@flitsies Just as the police got used to seeing a dentist carrying dentures in a truck or a mother taking her baby in a mechanical monster called SUV, believe me, the police would get used to seeing these wonders called Carver One on the streets.
@@luisfelipelagunarivero2699 Yes I agree but I'm not the one having to be convinced.
Mind you it is legal for quad bikes so why not these.
They are very interesting machines but I believe they are very expensive, perhaps if the price wasn't so high we would see more of them.
I'm surprised no one has adapted any of those other three wheel bikes that lean into an enclosed machine.
@@flitsies Why do I think your comment was the same when the automobile, the plane, the train, the bicycle, the motorcycle, the telephone were invented?