TransformerRobot

It would be cool, and maybe more within our reach than trying to build thousands of maglev roads across the world.

Here's an example of what I was thinking of, but more for a car (I couldn't get a picture of Go Go's bike from Big Hero 6).

By which I assume you mean heavy axles instead of rotating ones.

So the wheels would have to be thinner and the axel thicker?

Because for civilian vehicles magnetic levitation would need a corresponding field generated by a maglev road, but not if the wheels were magnetically suspended around the axles. This would reduce the problem of axel damage by hazards, a smoother ride, and faster acceleration.

How would they keep down the rotational mass? What could be done to eliminate the drag coefficient?

I recently saw Big Hero 6 in theatres. One of the main heroes, Go Go Tomago, is working on a faster bicycle by using wheels suspended electromagnetically. Would such technology work in real life? I've seen it done before, but only in works of fiction.

Science cat.

WARNING! Penis jokes.

Didn't see that coming.

^ When time travel is used the wrong way.

No, I mean, is the German girl the paler one?

I don't get it.