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Balancing On The Uno Motorcycle Hot

single_wheelDon’t call it a Segway…the Uno is a street ready motorcycle. It might seem a little too geeky for the average rider, but imagine how easy riding in traffic would be.

With a crew of builders and engineers, inventor Ben J. Poss Gulak was able to make his vision of the Uno motorcycle a reality. This self-balancing bike is equipped with a pair of gyroscopes (a spinning wheel or disk that measures orientation) to maintain its self-balancing, upright position. The motorcycle weighs 120-pounds with a single on-off control switch.

So how exactly do you ride the Uno? All you have to do is lean in the direction you want the bike to move…to ride forward, lean forward. An important note would be that to increase or decrease velocity the rider simply needs to lean further forward or backward. It sounds easy enough…as long as the rider can control his movements.

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0 # Segway Princess 2010-08-04 23:24
why wouldn't i call it a segway when that is exactly what it is? B.J. Poss Gulak, is nothin but a dirty idea stealer!
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# Motorbike alarm 2011-01-17 02:54
Funny looking motorbike and it’s definitely not your average motorcycle. It’s a unicycle powered by an electric motor capable of speeds of 25 mph
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