The rider was flying over the Detroit River when the board flipped, sending them head-first into the water.
Hoverboard falls into river during Detroit Auto Show demonstration A hoverboard rider was flipped into the Detroit River while showing off the board during the auto show. Video courtesy of Gabrielle Whitethat I have read and agree.
Hoverboard falls into river during Detroit Auto Show demonstration A hoverboard rider was flipped into the Detroit River while showing off the board during the auto show. Video courtesy of Gabrielle Whitethat I have read and agree
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