A chinese man has created an air motorcycle: Is it the groundbreaking invention of 21st century?

Is it accurate to say that we are prepared for flying cruisers?

As indicated by an ongoing article in the Sunday Times, Zhao Deli, a 40-year-old living in China's Guangdong area, has been dealing with a flying bike venture for as far back as two years and has led 1,564 experimental drills.

The article says he got the thought subsequent to viewing a video on a comparative contraption. After a couple of shocking early flights—including the gadget's batteries bursting into flames on the plain first flight—the bicycle would now be able to achieve rates of 43 mph and travel for 30 minutes before the batteries should be charged.

Named "Jindouyun" after the "cloud somersault" that the Monkey King performs in Chinese novel Journey toward the West, Deli's definitive objective is to fly it along the Yellow River, in spite of the fact that he says it's "all the more an oddity venture."

The China Daily posted a couple of photographs of it in real life: