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Tuesday, October 11. 2005

Posted by Ilia Alshanetsky in Stuff

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Modern Day Viking

While coming back with friends from a photo trip this weekend, I've spotted this wonder navigating the parking lot of a shopping mall. I'd try to describe it, but in this case a picture is truly worth a thousand words. Definitely not something that you see every day.

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nice vehicle! )

#1 Taras (Homepage) on 2005-10-13 05:09 (Reply)

Wow, a cool & nice vehicle!

Where did he buy it?

#2 howang (Homepage) on 2005-10-13 12:00 (Reply)

Not sure where he bought it, but this is the first time I see a Segway on the streets of Toronto and an offroad version to boot.

#2.1 Ilia Alshanetsky (Homepage) on 2005-10-13 12:37 (Reply)

Well, it's probably the last time that we see the seqway viking. Segways are now illegal to drive on streets, roads or buildings (though I think parks are still legal) in Canada.

#3 D on 2005-10-15 23:05 (Reply)

Oh, that's too bad. Why the use of this nice vehicle becomes illegal? But I think it's still legal in Ilia's home.(must have a big garden

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#3.1 Anonymous on 2005-10-17 12:19 (Reply)

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