[vladvasiliu]

I've actually never been in one nor read a review, but this confirms what I thought: it doesn't protect you from the elements.

So the question I asked myself is why would anyone buy this instead of a motorcycle? I guess some may argue that it's safer, what with it having four wheels instead of two, but that's about it.

You still need some sort of gear if you don't want to end up wet, you still need some sort of gear in the winter if you don't want to freeze.

I also wonder what the summer situation looks like. As it's not closed, it most likely has no air conditioning, but it's enclosed enough to get much less wind than on a motorcycle (which is still unpleasant in a congested city).

It's big enough that you can't filter in places where it's allowed, you have to park it like a regular car, which in France means paid and limited street parking, or far away and expensive underground parking. Motorcycles can park on the sidewalks for free (at least for the moment).