Invisible Training Wheels

**flame** · 10-23-09, 05:38 PM

Originally Posted by Arreo

Now, take that idea and put it into a motorcycle tires and have it only spin up to speed when the clutch engages and the bike is moving at slow speed. You then have a motorcycle that you don't need to put your feet down at stops or worry about tipping over if you lean a bit too much while going slow.

Sure it would have some issues, but imagine the possibilities...

Now arent we being creative today, come on guys top arreo's idea where else can this be used. Lets invent something cool!

**BigHub** · 10-23-09, 06:16 PM

Originally Posted by BigHub

Pretty cool idea.

Maybe I should design a mouse that automatically aims for you... right on the head, every time. :9

Oh wait, I already designed H?bHacks.

Already have.

**jason_jinx** · 10-23-09, 10:35 PM

Originally Posted by flame

Originally Posted by Arreo

Now, take that idea and put it into a motorcycle tires and have it only spin up to speed when the clutch engages and the bike is moving at slow speed. You then have a motorcycle that you don't need to put your feet down at stops or worry about tipping over if you lean a bit too much while going slow.

Sure it would have some issues, but imagine the possibilities...

Now arent we being creative today, come on guys top arreo's idea where else can this be used. Lets invent something cool!

Mech's
:4

**Stealthyking** · 10-24-09, 12:44 AM

Imagine this on a unicycle. The ultimate hacks for a unicycle race.

**CallousDisregard** · 10-24-09, 11:24 AM

What if you put the wheels side-by-side, added a platform between them and maybe a handle or something to hold onto ?

**IRON MAN 2142** · 10-26-09, 01:50 AM

Originally Posted by CallousDisregard

What if you put the wheels side-by-side, added a platform between them and maybe a handle or something to hold onto ?

Thats called a Segway bro

**space.cowboy** · 10-26-09, 02:15 AM

Originally Posted by Arreo

Now, take that idea and put it into a motorcycle tires and have it only spin up to speed when the clutch engages and the bike is moving at slow speed. You then have a motorcycle that you don't need to put your feet down at stops or worry about tipping over if you lean a bit too much while going slow.

Sure it would have some issues, but imagine the possibilities...

The gyro could be powered from braking. Energy efficient too!