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Feva's award winning range of Air Hogs toys has an exciting
new addition. Staying on the ground is the Motocross motorcycle,
powered by the R.A.I.D. II air pressure engine. These bikes
can race up to 120 feet and rip up the track at 150 MPH scale
speed for wheelie-poppin' thrills...
For
those that are familiar with the Air Hogs range of vehicles,
the Pop-A-Wheelie Motocross Bike will be a bit of a
surprise. Air Hogs leaves the sky ("Air Hogs" describes
the concept of compressed air as a propellant rather than
the fact that the company's vehicles have all previously been
air-based) and uses its technology to bring us land-based
air propelled vehicles.
I've
never been a huge fan of air-based vehicles. While I recognise
that the Air Hogs range of planes and helicopters have all
been exceptionally great value for money, I'm more of a land-based
vehicle guy. So, I was pleased to learn that Air Hogs have
finally released something I could play with, without crashing
into the ground every two minutes (yes, I am that uncoordinated).
When
I was a young lad (when the dinosaurs roamed the Earth...
etc.) I had an Evil Knevil stunt bike. You slotted the bike
onto a charger, wound the handle and sent it shooting off
at breakneck speed. This Pop-A-Wheelie Motocross Bike
reminded me of that old toy - although, obviously updated
for a modern audience, and using much better technology.
This
vehicle is incredibly easy to use. Once the bike is secured
onto its docking station, a pump fills an internal chamber.
As the pressurised air is released, it powers an actual cylinder
and piston engine. And, thanks to the inclusion of a wheelie
bar, this bike can also perform cool wheelies.
The
bike is constructed of good solid plastic and will take quite
a bit of wear and tear.
Sad
as I am, I really enjoyed making ramps for this toy. And,
when you consider this is only £15 to buy, this is an
incredibly cheap way to entertain the children in your family.
They can even play with it indoors as a push along vehicle.
What more incentive do you need to rush out and buy one?
Darren
Rea
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