Retrotechtacular The GyroX Hackaday
The Gyro-X is a two-wheeled prototype vehicle. Developed in the 1960s, it was proposed as a solution for the future of transportation. The car balances on two wheels through the use of a.
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The Gyro-X proves that it's possible to design an economy car without sacrificing a shred of speed or style. It could do 120 MPH with only an 80-horsepower Mini Cooper engine mounted in the.
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Extremely Rare 1967 Gyro - X car from Gyro Transport Systems johnwindsormovies 205 subscribers Subscribe 182 Share 39K views 13 years ago Update: Thanks to everyone for your passionate interest.
The GyroX 1967 is a two wheeled car that balances using a gyroscope in
This amazing and unusual car uses gyroscopic physics to help keep upright despite having just two wheels.It was restored by Nashville's Lane Motor Museum, wh.
Bizarre selfbalancing 1967 GyroX car to be restored
Back in 1967, California-based Gyro Transport Systems built a prototype vehicle known as the Gyro-X. The automobile had just two wheels, one in front and one in the back and, as the car's name implies, it utilized a built-in gyroscope to remain upright when not moving.
Retrotechtacular The GyroX Hackaday
205K subscribers Subscribe 39K views 3 years ago #Prototype #CarsInsider #GyroX The Lane Motor Museum is the home of some truly whacky cars. One of the most exciting is the Gyro-X, a.
An Impressive Demonstration of a Fully Restored TwoWheeled Self
Back in 1967, California-based Gyro Transport Systems built a prototype vehicle known as the Gyro-X. The automobile had just two wheels, one in front and one in the back and, as the car's.
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Fifty years after its debut at the 1967 International Automobile Show in New York City, the Gyro-X will re-emerge at the 2017 Pebble Beach Concours d'Elegance as part of a class called.
Strangest of the strange Selfbalancing GyroX, the futuristic dream
The brainchild of Alex Tremulis, famous stylist and Automobile Hall of Fame inductee, and Thomas Summers, a gyroscope expert, the Gyro-X is a two-wheeled, gyroscopically-stabilized prototype vehicle constructed in 1967.
Bizarre selfbalancing 1967 GyroX car to be restored
The Gyro-X was born in 1967, the product of famed car designer Alex Tremulis and gyroscope specialist Tom Summers. Tremulis was the creative force behind the ill-fated Tucker 48, the funky.
Strangest of the strange Selfbalancing GyroX, the futuristic dream
20K Share 2.2M views 4 years ago #GyroX This video is about the most particular vehicle of the 2019 Concorso d'Eleganza of Villa d'Este in Italy. It's called Gyro-X and it's a 2-wheeled.
GyroX Car Was Supposed to Be the 'Future' of Transportation
The brainchild of Alex Tremulis, famous stylist and Automobile Hall of Fame inductee, and Thomas Summers, a gyroscope expert, the Gyro-X is a two-wheeled, gy.
Bizarre selfbalancing 1967 GyroX car to be restored
It's the radical Gyro-X. If you're still baffled, you're not the only one. This bizarre-looking vehicle - once hailed as the answer to the future of transportation - was never taken seriously by the car industry, but its raison d'etre is as relevant today as it was when it was conceived in the 1960s.
The 1967 GyroX Has Its Day in the Sun at Pebble Beach by Sam Maven
1967 Gyro-X 2-Wheel Car Restored, Wins Prestigious Award. We've got cars with 4 wheels, 3 wheels, and even 6 wheels. But something that doesn't seem natural at all is a car that has only 2 wheels. But that's exactly what we have here - the 1967 Gyro-X, courtesy of Nashville's Lane Motor Museum, who recently completed a full.
Bizarre selfbalancing 1967 GyroX car to be restored
One of the products of that thinking, known as the Gyro-X, has only recently emerged from obscurity in the sympathetic hands of the Lane Motor Museum in Nashville, where founder Jeff Lane aims to have it restored and operational by the centenary of Tremulis's birth in 2014.
1967 GyroX 2Wheel Car Restored, Wins Prestigious Award
The Gyro-X was fully functional and received glowing press reports, but, with no real prospects for mass production, Gyro Transport Systems Inc. dissolved in 1970 and the vehicle faded into.