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Ultralights have sometimes been described as the "motorcycles of the air," which the new Flite Bike really is, combining a Honda Reflex motorcycle with a Buckeye powered parachute. You buy the bike, and then get them to install the kit. Thanks Doug. Link.
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Ultralights have sometimes been described as the "motorcycles of the air," which the new Flite Bike really is, combining a Honda Reflex motorcycle with a Buckeye powered parachute. You buy the bike, and then get them to install the kit. Thanks Doug. Link.
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Sep 28, 2005 10:11 AM
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I already have a cheap scooter, now I must convert it into an ultralight! If possible it would be cool to use the same engine, throttle, and steering for the road and the air. I'm going to start researching this.
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