Keep tailgaters far, far away with Colin Fruze's flamethrower scooter. This scooter can shoot flames as far as 12 feet with the push of a button. James Bond would be jealous.
Colin Fruze is an Englishman who hates traffic. He first put his homemade flamethrower on his BMX bike before moving it to his scooter. Thankfully, the flamethrower scooter isn't street legal, so we (I) don't have to worry about getting singed. What can I say, I love to ride a**/tailgate.
Why This Trend Is Growing
- Flamethrower Vehicles
- There is a rising trend of incorporating flamethrowers in non-traditional vehicles, providing an opportunity for disruptive innovation in the automotive industry.
- Personalized Transportation
- Personalizing transportation options, such as adding flamethrowers, is becoming a trend, creating possibilities for disruptive innovation in the transportation sector.
- Extreme Commuting
- Extreme commuting methods, like flamethrower scooters, are gaining popularity, opening avenues for disruptive innovation in the commuting industry.
Industries Being Reshaped
- Automotive
- The automotive industry can explore the integration of non-traditional features like flamethrowers to create disruptive innovations in vehicle design and customization.
- Transportation
- The transportation industry can leverage the trend of personalized transportation options, including flamethrowers, to develop disruptive innovations in urban commuting and alternative transportation.
- Outdoor Recreation
- The outdoor recreation industry can tap into the trend of extreme commuting, like flamethrower scooters, to offer disruptive innovations in adventure sports and recreational activities.
