The First Gyro for a motX bike cominig soon!!!!!!

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I am a smart son of a gun bc i have engineered and created the first Gyro for a motoX brike.....just putting the finishing touches on it in the morning and off to patten it.....
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FastEddy 2/7/2011 11:11pm
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Make sure to post up some bar spin videos.
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mxer86 2/7/2011 11:13pm
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Yeah more like Bar spin accidents.....
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Range 2/7/2011 11:14pm
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mxer86 wrote:
I am a smart son of a gun bc i have engineered and created the first Gyro for a motoX brike.....just putting the finishing touches on...
I am a smart son of a gun bc i have engineered and created the first Gyro for a motoX brike.....just putting the finishing touches on it in the morning and off to patten it.....
Just make sure you Patent it because getting a wood sole on it won't help.
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EatAChode 2/7/2011 11:17pm
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I would talk to pastarna too. I remember when he did a bar spin at X game and the bike broke. So that means your second.

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mxer86 2/7/2011 11:26pm
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EatAChode wrote:
I would talk to pastarna too. I remember when he did a bar spin at X game and the bike broke. So that means your second.
i should say first working gyro fully functioning.....we tested it on a 50 and now the 426 so it wont break as far as we have tested....but im not a pro rider either..so well see i have been trying to contact pastrana and its damn near impossible
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FastEddy 2/7/2011 11:46pm
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i should say first working gyro fully functioning.....we tested it on a 50 and now the 426 so it wont break as far as we have...
i should say first working gyro fully functioning.....we tested it on a 50 and now the 426 so it wont break as far as we have tested....but im not a pro rider either..so well see i have been trying to contact pastrana and its damn near impossible
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EatAChode 2/8/2011 12:03am
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More power to you! Keep up the hard work. A gyro would open up FMX to entire new bag up tricks.
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wow123 2/8/2011 12:09am
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fly by wire hey?

see yamaha circa 82 about having fluid in the head stem
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mxer86 2/8/2011 12:20am
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Thank you to those who actually support those trying new ideas and creations....the video isnt a true gyro there were no front brakes and make shift clutch system on that bike already researched it a while ago...i have been working on this project for around 4 years on and off....sorry that i was a little proud of making some head way and actually finishing this project that i have spent endless hours doing....
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mxer86 wrote:
Thank you to those who actually support those trying new ideas and creations....the video isnt a true gyro there were no front brakes and make shift...
Thank you to those who actually support those trying new ideas and creations....the video isnt a true gyro there were no front brakes and make shift clutch system on that bike already researched it a while ago...i have been working on this project for around 4 years on and off....sorry that i was a little proud of making some head way and actually finishing this project that i have spent endless hours doing....
LOL...

The Gyro on TMV's video is just the first ever Gyro, with real front brake and clutch... Wink
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seth505 2/8/2011 6:18am
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a dude (in France I think) did a gyro years ago for the Pages brothers (forget exactly)
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TylaZ 2/8/2011 6:34am
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seth505 wrote:
a dude (in France I think) did a gyro years ago for the Pages brothers (forget exactly)
Exact, it's Jerome Cauwet !
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Regis 2/8/2011 6:37am
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mxer86 wrote:
Thank you to those who actually support those trying new ideas and creations....the video isnt a true gyro there were no front brakes and make shift...
Thank you to those who actually support those trying new ideas and creations....the video isnt a true gyro there were no front brakes and make shift clutch system on that bike already researched it a while ago...i have been working on this project for around 4 years on and off....sorry that i was a little proud of making some head way and actually finishing this project that i have spent endless hours doing....
The first and fully functional Gyro is called the "ROTOR" and has a front brake and clutch. It was created by Jerome Cauwet from France after years of testing. It is currently being ridden by a big name rider here in the states.

It was indeed the bike that Charles Pages landed a decade air on in the video above.

I have personally ridden the bike, so I know of its capabilities and functionality. It is a very trick bike and is not like the one Pastrana used. Not at all.

Look for big news to come from the ROTOR very soon.

BTW- There is already a U.S. patent on it and has been for some time.
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Shenzi 2/8/2011 6:59am
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mxer86 wrote:
Thank you to those who actually support those trying new ideas and creations....the video isnt a true gyro there were no front brakes and make shift...
Thank you to those who actually support those trying new ideas and creations....the video isnt a true gyro there were no front brakes and make shift clutch system on that bike already researched it a while ago...i have been working on this project for around 4 years on and off....sorry that i was a little proud of making some head way and actually finishing this project that i have spent endless hours doing....
Regis wrote:
The first and fully functional Gyro is called the "ROTOR" and has a front brake and clutch. It was created by Jerome Cauwet from France after...
The first and fully functional Gyro is called the "ROTOR" and has a front brake and clutch. It was created by Jerome Cauwet from France after years of testing. It is currently being ridden by a big name rider here in the states.

It was indeed the bike that Charles Pages landed a decade air on in the video above.

I have personally ridden the bike, so I know of its capabilities and functionality. It is a very trick bike and is not like the one Pastrana used. Not at all.

Look for big news to come from the ROTOR very soon.

BTW- There is already a U.S. patent on it and has been for some time.
thank you Reeg for posting, I was kind of laughing when I read "the first, and all" but you put it in the right words.

Jerome Cauwet's gyro is a fully functional bike with all brakes and clutch and all. And he has also produced and test a pitbike one. This is a 5 year project. The bike was also on display at the X Games in the back of Metz' pick up truck.

The big news on the ROTTOR are exciting Wink
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TylaZ 2/8/2011 8:12am
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Régis And Shenzi : Totally right ! Wink

I helped my friend Jerome to "work" on the gyro just before the 2006 Bercy Sx...

I cant wait for The big news !! Smile
J.Saunders144 2/8/2011 8:13am
2/8/2011 8:13am
For some reason I can already see the lawyer commercials. Have you been hurt by your motorcycle snapping in half?
!?!?!? Good luck though!
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jtomasik 2/8/2011 9:12am
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It doesn't help if you publicize your invention on a public forum prior to applying for a patent. In fact, in many cases they won't even accept a patent application if the invention is publicized before submittal of the application.

You might also want to consult a dictionary, unless English is your second language.

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Karma 2/8/2011 11:01am
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A little research goes a long way....well, 4 years worth of saved time anyway...Dry ...bummer

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