Carver One | What is it and what is it really like to drive?! 

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@ Peter Graphic , it’s obvious what he meant, don’t be a sarcastic Di** , your probably a grown a** man grow up and act like it

@@mikewheelermx101 And who are you to forbid me being sarcastic, slimy earthworm?How dare you approach me verbally before bowing, so your good for nothing nose hits the refuse on the street?

Yo chill

@@petergraphic5394 both yall chill

Lol

Learn how to weld

@@sparky2721 I did. 🤣

@@dnf-dead good shit now you can put whatever the fuck you want on it

Yes. I think it’s around 2010. No need for RND. JUST COPY THE TECHNOLOGY.

8:52 Try taking a tipsy buddy on the vomitory.

Yes, i agree with you

What!!!!! Convert that to my home country's currency (zar), thats just over 600k... enough to buy three demo polo vivo's.

Sad about the price It looks like it would be fun tho

the company is still around and now makes an ev version about 1/3 that price fyi. not exactly going to blow anyone's socks off with its 45km top speed and 100km range but probably good fun regardless.

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Lol, exactly! When he said it I was like: Dude, have you ever seen a cupholder in a motorcycle? 😁

@@moteroargentino7944actually several bikes come with one or more

A cup works fine in a banking aircraft. The CofG is always through the center of the cup. R

Yeah, controlling the tilt with the steering mechanism is a huge mistake. It should be controlled by gravity level. In that case, a cup holder would work just fine.

@@theobserver9131 yeah because the natural lean of a motorcycle round a corner puts it in a relative "down" parallel to the motorcycle.

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lmao

Hahahahaha.... i'm dying...

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As a longboarder, I'm quite familiar with the ground at road speeds. Recently got an electric one but this three wheeler for sure interests me. I play some flight sim and have never realised the similarity with carving until you said that but it sure is similar.

Isn't it a strange feeling to return from a few hours in the air and change yoke and rudder pedals for steering wheel, gas pedal and brakes? .... always the wrong pedals for those coordinated turns ;-) That car could help take away at least a little bit of that weirdness.

Motorcycles mate..

Ridiculously funny

My old man still got a runner and his giving to my son soon.... can't wait 😉

It’s a damn sight easier to get a full car license than a full bike license in the UK. The reason these monstrosities are not in production is because they take up the same amount of road space as a useful small car. It is a mere novelty, a totally pointless, impractical, overpriced p.o.s that pleases neither bikers nor car drivers.

It’s classed as a trike,not a motorcycle. (In U.K.)

@@stephencrowther524 You can drive them on a motorcycle license, there is no such thing as a 'trike' test or license in the UK⚠️😳 In law it's classed as a motorcycle for the purposes of which test to take to drive them! All part of Bonkers Britain 🇬🇧 🙄

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Carver is dutch and they are still in operation

@@thomson765 I know.

If there was an electric version available today, I would buy it.

@@aeasus I kind of did some looking for this unit again on youtube after my reply on this article. It looks like there is an electric one out there. Don't know if they are available worldwide though.

@@kmarche100 we have them running around in the Dutchlands, only go 45kph tho

@@Aristocrafied Thanks for the reply. No kidding eh, well great for running around city. Thought they would be faster. Really nice unit .

@@kmarche100 I bet they could make faster versions. I think it's mostly because they don't have anywhere to put more batteries for any kind of usable range

Yep...I think the Lean Machine looked better. I wonder what happened to it? Going to have to go look it up now.

They only make electrical ones now (and it fits 2 persons)

As a motorcyclist commuter, my experience says you rapidly acclimate. It only feels weird if it doesn't tilt. I tried to ride a trike motorcycle, and I was so unsure and freaked out. It scares the crap out of me.

@@nicklockard so you proved my point 😅 I've only ever driven cars so the sensation of a tilt would shit me up. You've been riding bikes so the lack of that sensation shits you up! Basically this is a car for bikers and trikes are bikes for car drivers 😅

@@minero1775 LOL. No, I also drive cars. What I'm saying is your body and brain rapidly acclimate, typically five to ten minutes. You know that feeling you get when you've been skating or ice skating, then stop? It feels weird for 10 minutes because your brain is used to moving a certain way. I've taught several people to ride passenger on motorcycles. Getting over that initial fear of 'falling' takes about 5 turns. Pretty soon you realize that the HARDER you've leaned over, the MORE stable the system has become. It's all physics. Leaning is far more stable than not, because you lower your center of gravity more the harder you lean, thus making it much harder to tip over. I do get it if it is not for you; I'm just proposing to not fear it because you've no experience with it or don't understand it. Stay neutral until you've tried it a few times--the brain is super adaptive and wants, no CRAVES to learn and do new things--well mine does.

Exactly whats the point of a petrol version . Should be electric /automatic with more AI /self drive button steering and gears with a digital dashboard so you don't have all those pedals and gear sticks that take up space

@@ek04show I think the issue is that this is a review of a very old vehicle. This review should have been done 12 or 13 years ago. Weird that they would review it like it is something new. Could not agree with you more.

@@ek04show It is a dual mode. It should be Hybrid petrol/electric.

I agree ....seriously lacking any form of information whatsoever......other than OOo it tilts, over and over again

I think it had a Daihatsu 660cc engine. Not that fast,because of the power/weight ratio,but have a look on the website. Very expensive.

@@bishy33 It was like watching a really bad Blue Peter presentation.

No

@@stumerkaiba6431 why?

Right, that's the main problem. Expensive. Result? Nobody actually bought it. Let's hope the secondhand ones are getting into affordable price ranges. It is such a pitty that ALL concepts like this, are bound to end in a bankrupt. Developing such things is expensive, and rich potential customers simply kill it. They hesitate, until its faith is sealed. That happens all the time to any great new vehicle.

The cup would be perfectly stable and you're coffee would not slop about as in a normal car. I think you misunderstand how this system works, look it up.

@@ziggarillo lol what he didn't misunderstand.

@@piuthemagicman inertia, perhaps you do as well?

See video description

Electric carver made in netherland

600 cc daihatsu as I recall. Atvleastvthe earlier ones were

It would, they do a demonstration with a bucket of water with the cargo version.

The cup,holder would not need converting, on a standard car it would be an idea

@@voornaam3191 Cup holders rule! especially in tilting cars

I agree.

Drinks would be fine in the vehicle as is. Has some thing to do with centrifugal force. Look it up.

And, just so you know, tilting cup holders are a thing, too.

I can see us in it☺️