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Hoverbike by Chris MalloyEven though this crazy hoverbike hasn’t yet left the inventor's neighborhood, the high-flying invention has some amazing potential. Designed by Australian Chris Malloy the bike is capable of traveling at speeds of up to 173mph at 10,000 feet. It could potentially travel even higher, but then users would have to carry oxygen. Classified as an ultralight, users won't be required to have a pilot's license to ride it, but might we need traffic lanes at 10,000 feet if it does take off?1
Hoverbike by Chris MalloyEven though this crazy hoverbike hasn’t yet left the inventor's neighborhood, the high-flying invention has some amazing potential. Designed by Australian Chris Malloy the bike is capable of traveling at speeds of up to 173mph at 10,000 feet. It could potentially travel even higher, but then users would have to carry oxygen. Classified as an ultralight, users won't be required to have a pilot's license to ride it, but might we need traffic lanes at 10,000 feet if it does take off?2
Hoverbike by Chris MalloyEven though this crazy hoverbike hasn’t yet left the inventor's neighborhood, the high-flying invention has some amazing potential. Designed by Australian Chris Malloy the bike is capable of traveling at speeds of up to 173mph at 10,000 feet. It could potentially travel even higher, but then users would have to carry oxygen. Classified as an ultralight, users won't be required to have a pilot's license to ride it, but might we need traffic lanes at 10,000 feet if it does take off?3
Hoverbike by Chris MalloyEven though this crazy hoverbike hasn’t yet left the inventor's neighborhood, the high-flying invention has some amazing potential. Designed by Australian Chris Malloy the bike is capable of traveling at speeds of up to 173mph at 10,000 feet. It could potentially travel even higher, but then users would have to carry oxygen. Classified as an ultralight, users won't be required to have a pilot's license to ride it, but might we need traffic lanes at 10,000 feet if it does take off?4
Hoverbike by Chris MalloyEven though this crazy hoverbike hasn’t yet left the inventor's neighborhood, the high-flying invention has some amazing potential. Designed by Australian Chris Malloy the bike is capable of traveling at speeds of up to 173mph at 10,000 feet. It could potentially travel even higher, but then users would have to carry oxygen. Classified as an ultralight, users won't be required to have a pilot's license to ride it, but might we need traffic lanes at 10,000 feet if it does take off?5
