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Twill Wicked wouldn't be so mean to the environment

Vehicles with a single track, i.e. two wheels inline with each other like a bicycle as opposed to a Segway, can go places that their four-wheeled brothers and sisters cannot. Plus, having just two contact patches reduces friction and drivetrain losses, making for a more efficient design. All of those attributes have been built into the Twill, a concept vehicle that has been entered into NASA's Create the Future Design Contest. Designer Chris Tacklind envisions the Twill Wicked as being powered by batteries, using electric motors for ... Read more →

Ever see a two-wheeled car? No, not a motorcycle - a two-wheeled car! Jeremy Korzeniewski

Twill Wicked wouldn't be so mean to the environment 1 year ago on Autoblog Green

Ever see a two-wheeled car? No, not a motorcycle - a two-wheeled car! 2 years ago on Autoblog Green

What is the difference between a two-wheeled car and a motorcycle? I am not sure as far as the actual definition goes, but I guess one might say it's the stabilizer wheels of the car that makes it distinctly non-motorcycle-ish. Make sense? No, it doesn't to me either. But, they do exist, and you ...

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