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O sweet times when it was imaginable to have a combustion engine weighing 32 kg in your check-in luggage. I sincerely wonder if this wasn't hazmat back then?
Interesting how Japanese companies were pursuing these compact mobility solutions. One other example is Honda made two of them: - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Honda_Motocompo in 1980s and - https://motocompacto.honda.com just a few years ago. This one is electric.
The cookie consent banner here is the ultimate dark pattern. No deny all option, and the options are impossible to determine. Is the first toggle to turn on or off? I assume on, but that's not labelled anywhere. Based on convention, I'd assume to the right is enabled, but it's entirely against their interests to have it default to off.
The cookie consent banner here is the ultimate dark pattern. No deny all option, and the options are impossible to determine. Is the first toggle to turn on or off? I assume on, but that's not labelled anywhere. Based on convention, I'd assume to the right is enabled, but it's entirely against their interests to have it default to off.
(By the way, I'm looking for a suitcase with air pressure wheels)
Missed opportunity to use the wheels for the suitcase also. (By the way, I'm looking for a suitcase with air pressure wheels)