bluevelo go-one3 with BionX electric assist

Touring in a BionX assisted go-one3 from bluevelo

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Autos & Vehicles

Tags:

• velomobile
• velomobiles
• go-one
• go-one3
• bluevelo
• bionx
• electric

[rmickevi]

Info about the velomobiles we carry can be found on our "bluevelo" website. We are also now producing a model called the Team. With current exchange rates it is priced at about $6,200 US.

[WaterFall1973]

There isn't much of a risc in people not seeing you. It's the double take effect that is the biggest risc. Drivers see you and have to take a double take and wonder what it is they are seeing. Kinda like when the first cars were put on the road.

It happens to me a lot here. You see them take a double take.

[MrNaturelsker]

god video

[experimental0000]

@yourpsychic actually they will. mainly because of it's size: it's alot bigger than normal bikes and maybe some other velomobiles. I'm also sure in bight yellow, red, neon green, or orange that would also help being seen.

[experimental0000]

badass :) love it and wish I could afford one. very nice vid.

[yourpsychic]

Riding one of these on a bike trail would be great but on a street make sure you have extra insurance because the motorists are not going to see you. Sure suicide!

[Wuppie62]

The hand-built body is very labour-intensive and I guess that the bodywork alone costs as much as all the other parts together (apart from the electric assist parts, like hub motor and battery). The HPV-world is still waiting for a company that is willing and able to invest in developing a mass-produced velomobile.

[ejswe]

what are the most costly parts of the product?

[ZdenekProductions]

37MPH

[ZdenekProductions]

Earthlings: It might be a fortune on money, but a few months ago when gas was 5 bucks a gallon -- a 25 gallon tank adds up for the average amount of gas a person uses in a year. I think it would quickly compensate.