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This Crazy Vehicle is Part Jetski, Part Quad Bike... And All Awesome

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 The Quadski

This looks like an idea ripped straight out of an old school Bond movie but if you like jet-skiing or quad biking the Quadski gives you the best of both worlds.

With a top speed of 45mph on land or water this amphibious transforming quad can change between it’s two functions in seconds making it a pretty impressive all round outdoor vehicle.

Now if they could only make it ride on snow and fly…





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