Concept Motorcycle Explores The Use Of Compressed Air
The Green Speed is a concept motorcycle designed by a group at the Royal Melbourne Institute of Technology to run on compressed air. While noting the concept’s current disadvantages (including the likelihood of a high-pressure explosion in collisions), the team believes there is opportunity to explore the technology as a way to rapidly power light vehicles with little impact on the environment.
[via MotorcycleUSA]
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| TOPICS: | Automotive, Design & Architecture, Environmental / Green |
| TAGS: | compressed air, green speed, motorcycle, Royal Melbourne Institute of Technology, zero-emission mobility. |
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