Hover Scooter costs a bomb

Posted on Jan 26, 07 02:00 AM PDT

If adults can have their fun with Segways, why can't kids go about in this Levitating Hover Scooter? Well, the main drawback would be the prohibitively high cost of entry - forking out $17,000 for this will definitely put a big dent in your kid's college fund. Let us imagine for a moment that cost is no object - the Levitating Hover Scooter looks like a miniature flying saucer with handlebars too boot, featuring a top speed of 15mph and powered by a 12V battery which juices the four-stroke internal combustion engine. I wonder how long the battery can last before requiring a replacement/recharge.

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By Harserigraise , 06/10/07 8:29 PM (CommentID #326155)

hi,
good site :) Whish you good luck!

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By arthur , 18/03/07 3:36 PM (CommentID #119270)

I saw the exact same hover scooter at skihaussports site 800-5377926 for only $5000 check it out !!!

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By good man , 29/01/07 9:27 AM (CommentID #091647)

hey, the first that said he has a Segway, you want to sell it to me?

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By mozzie , 27/01/07 11:36 AM (CommentID #090858)

i made a maneuverable hovercraft in highschool physics using some plywood, some plastic, a frisbee, a crapload of staples, and three gaspowered leaf blowers... for under 50 bucks (well, we had the blowers laying around)

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By a kid , 26/01/07 2:58 PM (CommentID #090414)

way cool!! kinda tacky tho, and A LOT OF$$$$$$

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By koko , 26/01/07 10:07 AM (CommentID #090336)

hohoho

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By Anon Y. Mouse , 26/01/07 7:28 AM (CommentID #090280)

Well, I'll be getting one of these, I already have a Segway.

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