All Terrain Motorcycle FTW! - #1 Car Club In Kitchener - Waterloo - Cambridge

**crxforum** · 07-18-2006, 03:32 PM

http://mobilemag.com/content/100/354/C8642/

If you thought that motorcycles were only meant to be used during the summer months, when the weather is a little nicer (and drier), think again because the Hyanide has the form factor of a bike, but packs in tank-like tread that can handle just about any terrain.

A radically rugged design, the Hyanide is being marketed as "a bike, a snowmobile and a 4 x 4 hybrid." In this way, it's easily an all-season vehicle, but I'm thinking it may not be the best vehicle to use down the interstate on your daily comute.

Consisting of 77 identical hard plastic segments wrapped in tire rubber, the tank-like tread, held together by Kevlar rope, allows you to get a grip on the snow, rocky roads, or wherever life's (back)roads may take you.

Power comes from a 500cc single-cylinder engine capable of developing 60 horsepower and pushing you to your limits at 85mph. No word on pricing or availability.

DAMN!

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**98BCR** · 07-18-2006, 03:51 PM

That thing is wicked! I wonder what the price tag will be.

**KDawgONE** · 07-18-2006, 06:32 PM

That thing for winter and a Carver for summer = FTW!

(And a T-Rex for a daily!)

**2point2** · 07-18-2006, 08:35 PM

omg, that's bad.ass.

If I had the money, I wouldnt be dumb enough to buy the first models though..

07-18-2006, 03:32 PM	#1 (permalink)
crxforum VM Administrator Posts: 3,338 Location: Kitchener Join Date: Feb 2005 Ride: 1990 Honda CR-X SiR Fav Mod: Ninterior Class: Street	All Terrain Motorcycle FTW! http://mobilemag.com/content/100/354/C8642/ If you thought that motorcycles were only meant to be used during the summer months, when the weather is a little nicer (and drier), think again because the Hyanide has the form factor of a bike, but packs in tank-like tread that can handle just about any terrain. A radically rugged design, the Hyanide is being marketed as "a bike, a snowmobile and a 4 x 4 hybrid." In this way, it's easily an all-season vehicle, but I'm thinking it may not be the best vehicle to use down the interstate on your daily comute. Consisting of 77 identical hard plastic segments wrapped in tire rubber, the tank-like tread, held together by Kevlar rope, allows you to get a grip on the snow, rocky roads, or wherever life's (back)roads may take you. Power comes from a 500cc single-cylinder engine capable of developing 60 horsepower and pushing you to your limits at 85mph. No word on pricing or availability. DAMN! CRX Forum ------------------ Honda CR-X If you need it I can get it.

07-18-2006, 03:51 PM	#2 (permalink)
98BCR VM Member Posts: 3,924 Location: Kitchener, Ontario Join Date: Apr 2005 Ride: 1998 Chevy Camaro Fav Mod: Class: Street	That thing is wicked! I wonder what the price tag will be. ------------------ Sylvain 98 V6 3.8L Camaro (Blue) What happens when an irresistible force meets an immovable object?

07-18-2006, 06:32 PM	#3 (permalink)
KDawgONE VM Member Posts: 4,793 Location: Windsor, ON Join Date: Nov 2003 Ride: 1995 GMC Jimmy Fav Mod: Class: Mini Truck	That thing for winter and a Carver for summer = FTW! (And a T-Rex for a daily!) ------------------ Kris \| Sales & Leasing Consultant \| Gus Revenberg Pontiac-Buick-GMC-HUMMER \| Windsor, ON \| 519-979-2800 x126 1995 2WD 4-door GMC Jimmy - Envoy-fronted and Caddy-clipp'd!

07-18-2006, 08:35 PM	#4 (permalink)
2point2 VM Member Posts: 6,508 Join Date: Feb 2004 Ride: 1988 Honda CRX Fav Mod: CRXForum Class:	omg, that's bad.ass. If I had the money, I wouldnt be dumb enough to buy the first models though.. ------------------ 2.2L Turbo CRX - 10.73 @ 137mph - Pump gas, and then drove it home.

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