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01-02-2005, 02:32 AM

Hey, at least the guy in the pictures is wearing a helmet. Now, when he
falls flat on his back (whick looks like it could easily be done on
that contraption), he won't splatter his head all over the pavement
like a ripe watermelon LOL

AF64

01-02-2005, 02:32 AM

Hey, at least the guy in the pictures is wearing a helmet. Now, when he
falls flat on his back (whick looks like it could easily be done on
that contraption), he won't splatter his head all over the pavement
like a ripe watermelon LOL

AF64

01-02-2005, 02:32 AM

Hey, at least the guy in the pictures is wearing a helmet. Now, when he
falls flat on his back (whick looks like it could easily be done on
that contraption), he won't splatter his head all over the pavement
like a ripe watermelon LOL

AF64

01-02-2005, 08:01 PM

I've seen this guy on that bicycle in a movie or television show or
something. I can't at all remember, but I think there was some sort of fair
going on and there were little kids just amazed by it.

Mike
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"sideways" <[Only registered and activated users can see links. ]> wrote in message
news:1104635842.694814.11380@c13g2000cwb.googlegro ups.com...
> New Bicycle Invention
> Two wheel steering bicycle with rider controlling each steering with
> his/her left and right hand respectively
>
> Model 1 Sideways bike
>
> Model 2 Forward facing
>
> [Only registered and activated users can see links. ]
>
>
> The Science of Human Balance
> Human balance is detected in the inner ear. There are three
> semi-circular canals positioned at right angles to each other that
> detect balance in three axes. These canals are separate and distinct.
> The three types of balance are Left to Right, Front to Back and
> Rotational (Yaw).
> Left to Right balance is what people are most familiar with and is the
> primary balance used for riding a regular bicycle or indeed flying a
> plane. In the case of flying a plane there is a visual supplement to
> left to right balance provided by the observation of the horizon line.
> Front to Back balance has very little visual input and is the primary
> balance used in riding a surfboard, windsurfer and snowboard. Front to
> Back balance is a finer instrument than Left to Right balance and
> offers a greater degree of artistic feedback. This is evidenced by the
> difference between skiing and snowboarding. Skiing (Left to Right
> balance) is faster than Snowboarding (Front to Back balance); however
> people like to snowboard because of the greater artistic expression.
>
> A New Bicycle
> Introducing a new bicycle invention by myself, Michael Killian. This
> bicycle is ridden sideways and is balanced by using human Front to Back
> balance. This bicycle uses Front and Rear steering (impossible on
> bicycles using Left to Right balance).
>
> The Future of this Invention
> It is difficult to predict the commercial success of any invention
> (e.g. Segway Ginger invention).
> However, it is worthwhile and newsworthy to spread the word of a
> legitimate invention.
> My feeling is that this new bicycle invention will appeal to people
> seeking more artistic expression in a bicycle and the first commercial
> product will probably be positioned for children about 12 to 14 years
> old with an adult version following later.
>

01-02-2005, 08:01 PM

I've seen this guy on that bicycle in a movie or television show or
something. I can't at all remember, but I think there was some sort of fair
going on and there were little kids just amazed by it.

Mike
[Only registered and activated users can see links. ]

"sideways" <[Only registered and activated users can see links. ]> wrote in message
news:1104635842.694814.11380@c13g2000cwb.googlegro ups.com...
> New Bicycle Invention
> Two wheel steering bicycle with rider controlling each steering with
> his/her left and right hand respectively
>
> Model 1 Sideways bike
>
> Model 2 Forward facing
>
> [Only registered and activated users can see links. ]
>
>
> The Science of Human Balance
> Human balance is detected in the inner ear. There are three
> semi-circular canals positioned at right angles to each other that
> detect balance in three axes. These canals are separate and distinct.
> The three types of balance are Left to Right, Front to Back and
> Rotational (Yaw).
> Left to Right balance is what people are most familiar with and is the
> primary balance used for riding a regular bicycle or indeed flying a
> plane. In the case of flying a plane there is a visual supplement to
> left to right balance provided by the observation of the horizon line.
> Front to Back balance has very little visual input and is the primary
> balance used in riding a surfboard, windsurfer and snowboard. Front to
> Back balance is a finer instrument than Left to Right balance and
> offers a greater degree of artistic feedback. This is evidenced by the
> difference between skiing and snowboarding. Skiing (Left to Right
> balance) is faster than Snowboarding (Front to Back balance); however
> people like to snowboard because of the greater artistic expression.
>
> A New Bicycle
> Introducing a new bicycle invention by myself, Michael Killian. This
> bicycle is ridden sideways and is balanced by using human Front to Back
> balance. This bicycle uses Front and Rear steering (impossible on
> bicycles using Left to Right balance).
>
> The Future of this Invention
> It is difficult to predict the commercial success of any invention
> (e.g. Segway Ginger invention).
> However, it is worthwhile and newsworthy to spread the word of a
> legitimate invention.
> My feeling is that this new bicycle invention will appeal to people
> seeking more artistic expression in a bicycle and the first commercial
> product will probably be positioned for children about 12 to 14 years
> old with an adult version following later.
>

01-02-2005, 08:01 PM

I've seen this guy on that bicycle in a movie or television show or
something. I can't at all remember, but I think there was some sort of fair
going on and there were little kids just amazed by it.

Mike
[Only registered and activated users can see links. ]

"sideways" <[Only registered and activated users can see links. ]> wrote in message
news:1104635842.694814.11380@c13g2000cwb.googlegro ups.com...
> New Bicycle Invention
> Two wheel steering bicycle with rider controlling each steering with
> his/her left and right hand respectively
>
> Model 1 Sideways bike
>
> Model 2 Forward facing
>
> [Only registered and activated users can see links. ]
>
>
> The Science of Human Balance
> Human balance is detected in the inner ear. There are three
> semi-circular canals positioned at right angles to each other that
> detect balance in three axes. These canals are separate and distinct.
> The three types of balance are Left to Right, Front to Back and
> Rotational (Yaw).
> Left to Right balance is what people are most familiar with and is the
> primary balance used for riding a regular bicycle or indeed flying a
> plane. In the case of flying a plane there is a visual supplement to
> left to right balance provided by the observation of the horizon line.
> Front to Back balance has very little visual input and is the primary
> balance used in riding a surfboard, windsurfer and snowboard. Front to
> Back balance is a finer instrument than Left to Right balance and
> offers a greater degree of artistic feedback. This is evidenced by the
> difference between skiing and snowboarding. Skiing (Left to Right
> balance) is faster than Snowboarding (Front to Back balance); however
> people like to snowboard because of the greater artistic expression.
>
> A New Bicycle
> Introducing a new bicycle invention by myself, Michael Killian. This
> bicycle is ridden sideways and is balanced by using human Front to Back
> balance. This bicycle uses Front and Rear steering (impossible on
> bicycles using Left to Right balance).
>
> The Future of this Invention
> It is difficult to predict the commercial success of any invention
> (e.g. Segway Ginger invention).
> However, it is worthwhile and newsworthy to spread the word of a
> legitimate invention.
> My feeling is that this new bicycle invention will appeal to people
> seeking more artistic expression in a bicycle and the first commercial
> product will probably be positioned for children about 12 to 14 years
> old with an adult version following later.
>

01-02-2005, 08:01 PM

I've seen this guy on that bicycle in a movie or television show or
something. I can't at all remember, but I think there was some sort of fair
going on and there were little kids just amazed by it.

Mike
[Only registered and activated users can see links. ]

"sideways" <[Only registered and activated users can see links. ]> wrote in message
news:1104635842.694814.11380@c13g2000cwb.googlegro ups.com...
> New Bicycle Invention
> Two wheel steering bicycle with rider controlling each steering with
> his/her left and right hand respectively
>
> Model 1 Sideways bike
>
> Model 2 Forward facing
>
> [Only registered and activated users can see links. ]
>
>
> The Science of Human Balance
> Human balance is detected in the inner ear. There are three
> semi-circular canals positioned at right angles to each other that
> detect balance in three axes. These canals are separate and distinct.
> The three types of balance are Left to Right, Front to Back and
> Rotational (Yaw).
> Left to Right balance is what people are most familiar with and is the
> primary balance used for riding a regular bicycle or indeed flying a
> plane. In the case of flying a plane there is a visual supplement to
> left to right balance provided by the observation of the horizon line.
> Front to Back balance has very little visual input and is the primary
> balance used in riding a surfboard, windsurfer and snowboard. Front to
> Back balance is a finer instrument than Left to Right balance and
> offers a greater degree of artistic feedback. This is evidenced by the
> difference between skiing and snowboarding. Skiing (Left to Right
> balance) is faster than Snowboarding (Front to Back balance); however
> people like to snowboard because of the greater artistic expression.
>
> A New Bicycle
> Introducing a new bicycle invention by myself, Michael Killian. This
> bicycle is ridden sideways and is balanced by using human Front to Back
> balance. This bicycle uses Front and Rear steering (impossible on
> bicycles using Left to Right balance).
>
> The Future of this Invention
> It is difficult to predict the commercial success of any invention
> (e.g. Segway Ginger invention).
> However, it is worthwhile and newsworthy to spread the word of a
> legitimate invention.
> My feeling is that this new bicycle invention will appeal to people
> seeking more artistic expression in a bicycle and the first commercial
> product will probably be positioned for children about 12 to 14 years
> old with an adult version following later.
>