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EF-Bike Motorcycle Simulator
There’s no end of elaborate and expensive simulators designed to recreate the feeling of driving a car, but you don’t see nearly as many designed for motorcycles, like the EF-Bike simulator from Simulator Systems International. It uses 3 x 42-inch plasma displays in conjunction with a bike chassis mounted atop a motion platform to accurately recreate the feeling of driving in city, country or even highway conditions. The bike features real motorcycle components used for all of the controls and instruments, and even has a set of on-screen virtual rear-view mirrors.

Unfortunately though, as far as I can tell the EF-Bike Motorcycle Simulator isn’t designed for use with games like MotoGP, but features its own software complete with interactive traffic and pedestrians so beginners can safely learn the basics of handling a motorcycle with minimal road rash. But with a virtual top speed of 90 mph and an optional police or “public forces” option (which includes a siren) I think there’s still plenty of fun to be had with it [via [ EF-Bike Motorcycle Simulator].

Full Swing Golf Simulator
Golf simulators this one is different from the simulator ever made for this simulator offers a golf simulator game similar to the original game. How not to install the simulator on this one, you at least need a room with a size 6 (length) x 4 (width) x 3 (height) meters. Using the base of the Windows operating system and the use of a video projector will make this game be more perfect.

Honda Bike Simulator – Safety Training
Honda to Begin Sales of Honda Bicycle Simulator
The Honda Bicycle Simulator developed for the purpose of traffic safety education. By safely experiencing the possible risks bicycle riders may face, users will improve their ability to predict risks and increase safety awareness. In addition, rider evaluation session which will follow the riding simulation will help users learn traffic rules and manners in an enjoyable way. Honda will aim for widespread use of this simulator by a range of customers including public offices, law-enforcement organizations, driving schools and educational institutions which conduct bicycle safety education programs primarily for school children and senior citizens.

In recent years, the total number of fatalities from traffic accidents has declined in Japan. However, the ratio of fatalities in accidents involving bicycles has increased. Bicycle riders aged 10 – 19 in and above the age of 50 have the highest chance to get involved in an accident, and approximately 70 percent of bicycle accidents are caused by violation of traffic rules.

To train the young bikers in your area you'll have to pony up $8,000, which is a much better deal than the cost of bike lanes, driver re-education or traffic-calming corridors.

-DW | Men's Style