This Man Built A Motorbike That Runs Only On Water

I have heard many stories about vehicles that run just on water but this is the first time I have actually seen one of these vehicles in action.
The T Power H20 motorbike was developed by Ricardo Azevedo in Sao Paulo, Brazil.



The motorbike works by combining a battery with a water combustion system that helps to generate electricity.

In a video released on the RT news channel you can see Azevedo demonstrating his invention. He uses clean water to power the bike and drinks it on camera to show that it is not fuel.

“The advantage of this motorcycle, which works with the hydrogen that comes from the water, is that the result that comes out of the exhaust is water vapour. This is different from gasoline, which the result is carbon monoxide,” Azevedo said.

This is truly a revolutionary invention and it could and should change the entire transportation industry. My only concern is the power of large multi-national corporations who may seek to intervene and stall or even halt this invention going to market. That is why the power of social media is so important because if we can spread word about it then it will be impossible for it to  be suppressed. You cannot kill an idea.

 There have been some concerns about the accuracy of the reports surrounding the mechanics of this bike.   Some claim the battery used for the electrolysis process could simply not keep this bike running for the full 310 miles.

Azevedo answered these critics by saying that he uses a system similar to the Kinetic Energy Recovery System used in Formula 1 to recharge the battery on the go. While this does not eliminate the need for an eventual recharge, it increases battery life significantly. Thus the bike can run for approximately 10 hours.

There were a number of other questions brought up, but so far it seems Azevedo has answered them all. He has even offerred to take the motorbike to an official  motorcycle dealer where proper tests can be performed in order to justify his claims. “I’ve made contact with the dealership and a qualified mechanic will conduct and assess the tests. I am also willing to explain and demonstrate the system for those who are interested,” he said.

If this bike does what it says on the tin then there is hope yet for us all.  Because the implications behind this are huge and would affect not only the motoring industry but the oil industry in a HUGE way.

Keep your eyes open and you can rest assured we will keep you posted if there are any major developments.