Honda displays self balancing motor bikes that can sit, stay and heel

Honda's Self Balancing Motorbike

CES 2017: Honda has disclosed its idea for a self-balancing motorbike capable of remaining upright without the need of a kickstand. At high-speed motorcyclists don’t need to worry so much concerning losing balance, but in overcrowded traffic, parking lots or tight areas, the chance of ending up on the pavement becomes a whole lot higher.

Helping put an end to any unscheduled topples, Honda has debuted its ‘riding assist’ technology at this year’s CES, greatly reducing the prospect of touch the pavement while the bike is at rest. Instead of using gyroscopes — whose heavyweight will impede the riding experience — Honda pull off the equalization act using technology first actualized in their personal mobility device UNI-CUB. Not only can the bike sit and continue command, but it can even be programmed to follow you around — a move that has many comparing the two-wheeler to a friendly metal pup. of course, Honda’s balance mode will simply be switched on or off for those times when you’d rather have an additional hands-on riding experience.

the motorcycle is capable of remaining upright without the use of a kickstand

the technology helps put an end to any unscheduled topples

balance mode can be switched off for when you want a more hands-on experience

in congested traffic, parking lots or tight spaces the chances of ending up on the pavement are a whole lot higher

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it’s a move that has many comparing the two-wheeler to a friendly metal pup