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A dinghy or jetsky were just examples of simple shaled hulls, i know it is a very unstable shape while stationary, bjt for that, 2 side floats and all is solved.
 
Gonzo , the flywheel in my case is actually just like a capacitor , it helps with starting to move... the hardest part is to get the thing moving, once it is moving it is much easier to accelerate. and it also helps with steep inclines. so i do not loose that much momentum going up a hill. when i am allready moving it is actually useless, well i mean in the power sense, it still can power wheels if i stop pedalling , and it also can laterally stabilize the vehicle, like a gyroscope, and as i said the incline part, it acts as a buffer between the wheels and the pedals. the same reason why cars/trucks have flywheels, to act as a buffer between the gearbox and the engine, diesel engines have heavyer flywheels
Seems like you are intent on ignoring Laws of countries and the Laws of Physics.
 
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