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PRETTYTIEDUP
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 Posted: 15:33 - 05 Oct 2003  Post subject: Remote control bike video |
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MarJay
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| Posted: 15:49 - 05 Oct 2003 Post subject: |
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They won't be cheap, I've heard of them before - never seen one. Apparently they have gyroscopes that keep them upright or something. 
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| Posted: 16:01 - 05 Oct 2003 Post subject: bike |
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they like £500 m8  but they do have independant frount and rear brakes that can be set up so u can stoppy apparently but they still work ont he same stick
they dont have gyros its the same as a bike spining mass of the wheel, frount wheels can be got with different weights ( for the little electric ones)
The little kysho electric onse which are quite fun i think are around 120£ if they still amke em and no where near as huge!!!
steering is a servo moving a weight left and right
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P_J
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| Posted: 16:14 - 05 Oct 2003 Post subject: |
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They look class but id have thought it would take a bit of mastering, to quick and you wont turn, to slow and fall over 
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Rossi_460
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Micro Monkey
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| Posted: 17:59 - 05 Oct 2003 Post subject: RC BIKES |
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The bike in the video is the Nuova Faor SF501 and no it has no gyroscope. It stay's up right due to heavy wheels and tyre's. The front tyre has a triangular profile which makes it drop into corners easier.
It's 1/5th scale and has a price of £195 for the electric kit version (£314 for a standard package deal).
The Nitro Kit version is £314 (£549 for a standard package deal).
The Video posted comes from this website originally.
https://www.nitrobike.co.uk/ |
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Racer X
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| Posted: 17:09 - 06 Oct 2003 Post subject: |
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When it comes to R.C. Models chosse the best KYOSHO!!!
They have some nice NSR 500 models.
Check them out at www.kyosho.com
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