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Strange Japanese Walking Motorbike

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By KeithLDick

Oct 10, 2006 in Technology

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Those crafty Japanese are at it again.

File this under: “Strange Japanese Inventions” Just when you thought it couldn’t get any stranger, Toyota unveils a walking motorbike that has robotic feet in place of the wheels.

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