How does the Gyro-X Car work?

[@DragonsFan.]

When it's about animations.... This is definitely my favorite channel.

[@clydefalken9413]

Better than disney

[@T-thenightfury]

But of corse there is lots out there better than Disney

[@DragonsFan.]

@*/ I don't think kurzgesagt comes even close! I mean there animations are not that detailed like here so no i dont think kurzgesagt even close

[@DragonsFan.]

@*/ I don't like kurzgesagt animations make me feel boring

[@spotlightstudios7774]

Same

[@shubhambhavsar1454]

This car is more balanced than my life..

[@JaredOwen]

😂

[@hernanmoreira5455]

Jajaja, is so sad... 😁

[@Bruhanimation]

Oof

[@vesteralenidrettsklinikkas8331]

Same here

[@revst4r]

I must agree.

[@ard-janvanetten1331]

Perfectly balanced, as all things should be

[@itssaad8663]

Thank you Isaac, Very cool.

[@chadcastagana9181]

Not perfectly safe, I see those safety struts coming out of the midsection of the car. Those aren't parking wheels

[@mattpalmer8918]

dammit Sir Isaac Newton.... where were you during the great sith war??????

[@randomguy0047]

Psychiatrist: Thanos Newton isn't real, he can't hurt you Thanos Newton:

[@ajgamingfun]

r/unexpectedthanos

[@ABaumstumpf]

Claimed efficiency... yeah, "my car design will be efficient in the future - i just need a streamline body with no space for other passengers or luggage, and it is only relative efficient when driving at higher speeds to offset the gyros powerneeds - and it is unstable at slow speeds, in tight corners and high speeds, and the gyro is a massive safety hazard". It is an interesting car, but practicality is kinda like that of a jet pack - it looks cool.

[@bungaplayz228]

Maybe a similar concept with a battery would work better. Putting a li-ion battery pack in the bottom of the vehicle would increase stability and make more room where the original engine would be, and this space could presumably be for a second passenger or a trunk. A unique concept and I'm sure it could sell if marketed correctly as a sport or luxury vehicle. It's certainly innovative enough.

[@september1683]

you are ribht, AB... It's interesting but not efficient. For example my Golf 3, with 90 Horsepower makes 45 to 57 miles per gallon. That is efficient. And it can have 5 passengers.

[@homeofgains8980]

Putting batters inside the gyroscope would be the best use of weight . Leonardavis.com

[@thermionicemission6355]

It's not about size, it's about the fact it's on two wheels but isn't shitty like a bike.. Believe it or not, some of us don't carry round 50 big macks and a fat wife and kid, so a small luggage is enough.

[@slavko5666]

@@bungaplayz228 Innovation for the sake of innovation is always a bad idea.

[@novembaer69]

I read about this car in a german magazine. Thank you for visualizing this, now everything is clear to me !

[@JaredOwen]

Your welcome! Thanks for stopping by

[@philiptownsend4026]

What a phenomenal piece of engineering. It looks so simple but the best solutions always do. I really want one of these.

[@fruitsalatwithfruit]

So it's a motorcycle? With extra steps..

[@adityaagarwal7106]

Yes but it will stay balanced even when it is not moving, unlike a motorcycle

[@zazendom977]

Aditya Agarwal nah they have those now. Look up Honda self standing motorcycle.

[@pilchardpliskin9381]

A motorcycle with doors and seatbelt.

[@parabina]

Yupe.

[@Jeffrey314159]

It drives/steers like a car

[@Notadragon621]

Can’t imagine how loud that would be even if the flywheel is just the tiniest bit unbalanced. Those vibrations would not be fun

[@Владислав-ы9м5у]

Hey, how about pit-stained roads?

[@Aldwick6635]

The intensity of the vibrations would depend on the tolerances of the mechanism, and since this would've been manufactured by industrial grade machinery, those tolerances would likely have been too small for any vibrations to be noticeable.

[@wolfrainexxx]

We also have dozens of ways of reducing noise, especially since the device in question isn't propelling anything, or using combustible fuel...

[@GSimpsonOAM]

It is sealed in a housing and flywheels can easily be balanced to a high tolerance.

[@thechumpsbeendumped.7797]

@@Владислав-ы9м5у “Pit-stained” did you mean potholed?

[@k.savagemedia7415]

You're killing it, Jared. Keep up the good work :D

[@Cyril29a]

I wonder what some crash footage would look like. That flywheel coming loose could create some serious chaos

[@L00PdeL00P]

Oh wow a gyro x video? Dude your content is always such an awesome surprise. I watched a documentary about the Gyro X once but ended up with some unanswered questions. This video answered all of them and then some! I’m recommending you to all of my homeschooling friends.

[@JaredOwen]

😁

[@trillrifaxegrindor4411]

sorry for your plight

[@GordieGii]

In 1910 there was a self-balancing train called the Brennan Monorail which worked on the same principal.

[@VTKC]

That was very interesting. I never thought something like this would exist. Ahead of its time.

[@DreDredel3]

Great concept car, perhaps a re-design to make it more practical? For now, it is just an overweight motorcycle that can stand upright at a red light.

[@billbergen9169]

@@DreDredel3 Too little passenger and cargo space.

[@abzcabz9211]

Throw the engine out and put it on a bike gyrocar

[@thechumpsbeendumped.7797]

Switch the power train to electric with a hub motor and have the seating inline rather than side by side and the drag coefficient would be tiny. A 50kw motor would make this thing fast, efficient and practical for all year round use.

[@arpitlakra4365]

Super clear....the reason why I started to search about the working and principals of a gyroscope was when I started playing Simple Rockets 2. Really the gyroscope us amazing. Thanks, ur explaination and animation helpd a lot.

[@maxuabo]

That was incredible! Thank you for the animation I never knew this car existed. It really is a shame it never made it to production. Such an interesting concept. Could you imagine if they began a rally division?

[@jayprrr1974]

Its got so much momentum that it could keep spining for 2 hours after powering off thats amazing

[@ToanHoang-vy3jz]

can you show me which part is responsible for navigating the gyroscope when the car is tilted, i see videos that don't talk about this part

[@thechumpsbeendumped.7797]

@@ToanHoang-vy3jz Watch the video.

[@marek9784]

@@thechumpsbeendumped.7797 You watch the video, it wasn't explained.

[@thechumpsbeendumped.7797]

@@marek9784 From 3:30. What part didn’t you understand?

[@Relax-lr1zd]

4:49 This is where the cubes go after they are removed from Blender

[@Espartanica]

Seeing as it's BLENDER, what if they're ice cubes? For SMOOTHie animations

[@f1zzMsm]

@@Espartanica THEY’RE RECTANGLES/CHOCOLATE

[@furniab4970]

😂

[@stefansoder6903]

Great animations. Many hours of work put in to making this video. Also, great explaining of how a gyroscope works. Thank you!

[@JaredOwen]

Your welcome!

[@ZenJade]

Your videos are so helpful and you are so good at explaining everything. I also love how you like to do 3D animation it makes the videos even better than they are. I’ve learned so much from your videos that I just can’t even say how helpful your videos and channel is. I’ve found every of your videos very interesting. I’m just saying your videos are the best. I love them.

[@JaredOwen]

Wow - thanks Maureen!

[@the_dreams_hashira]

Now I finally understand how gyroscope works. This channel deserves more views.

[@wissell4287]

Great job!! Please make one about how sd cards work, or phone or computer Processors work.

[@harys6382]

underrated invention 🧐

[@Jeffrey314159]

The original came out around 1960. The flywheel/gyroscope had bearings made of a Beryllium-Lead alloy that was self-lubricating

[@studiocalder818]

..I've read that the developer wasn't able to make "the matter" work; this only nowadays was overcame by an Italian specialized factory, to allow "the matter" working at the Villa d'Este concourse 2019.

[@furniab4970]

beryllium is actually very toxic

[@furniab4970]

and beryllium is in in microwaves. and no it doesn't make your food toxic

[@thechumpsbeendumped.7797]

@@studiocalder818 What is “the matter” you’re referring to?

[@studiocalder818]

@@thechumpsbeendumped.7797 that vehicle

[@demagchevy]

How could you give this video a thumbs down? People are strange. Cool video, found a article on this car and was wondering where the gyro was located and how it worked! Perfect!

[@gijbuis]

You can bet that if this gyro-X car could ever had been a real option, it would have been been adopted by a modern car manufacturer and turned into a production car. That never happened!

[@johnryan2193]

I love this animation . It amazes me that this brilliant car is not in production today . It would save so much fuel and give great joy to any car enthusiasts.

[@toasterhavingabath6980]

Bike

[@tesznye6992]

Save fuel how exactly? This is car is basically just a science demonstration, cool but completely useless.

[@naveenraj2008eee]

Hi jared Learned new topic... As usual great animation and splendid narration... Thank you..🙏👍😊

[@lightsaberproductions8592]

Great explanation! Even I, who never heard of gyroscopes before, completely understood how it works!

[@benjaminleo5732]

Kid: A car with 2 wheels won’t work Gyro-X: Am I a joke to you.

[@hughmungus1767]

Benjamin Leo - I've driven plenty of two wheeled vehicles, both human-powered and motor-powered, that didn't need gyroscopes but still didn't fall over. They were called bicycles and motorcycles.

[@nohtorix]

@@hughmungus1767 its just a joke, no need to get nerdy

[@jarydianc.maloloy-on1277]

@@nohtorix i think he was also joking using his nerdiness

[@nohtorix]

@@jarydianc.maloloy-on1277 doubt it tbh

[@spongememefunnypants9101]

@@hughmungus1767 A “CAR” not a light motorcycle and bicycle lol

[@MostlyInteresting]

When Lane got this car it had no gyro system. They had help from a company that makes reaction wheels for boats to make it work.

[@despise2]

Super clear and good explanation jaren!

[@Lesnyak90277]

За проделанную работу объявляю благодарность! Вы делаете очень полезную работу. Не сомневаюсь, что рано или поздно с вашими фильмами ознакомится человек, который сможет воплотить эти идеи в жизнь на пользу людям. А это дорогого стоит!

[@Renatodonadio]

The car has been brought to Villa D'Este at the Concourse D'Elegance this year ;-D

[@danvexwx6926]

As a person who just got into F-Zero and this comes up in my recommendations, I must say this car pretty reminds me of the cars in the game itself lol

[@9an13l]

Can't wait for this thing to be featured on Jay leno's garage, considering Jay's buddies with the museum director

[@Ayeshakhan-cz9wb]

Please upload video how calculator works,how door lock works,how electric field is converted into radio waves..ur channel is awesome

[@jyothia3958]

After a long wait finally Mr.Jared Owen has posted BUT IT'S WORTH THE WAIT!!!!!!

[@JaredOwen]

😁

[@MarshallDudley]

Thanks for explaining it. I was wondering how the gyro was able to precess with two wheels. Good explanation.

[@AManOnline.]

Why does it look like that car is driving around in The End?

[@nakiriumenjoyer1894]

Good question

[@amerwalker5655]

Creeper?

[@krkika.official]

@@amerwalker5655 Aw Man!

[@RMSLusitania]

@@spidercubed9718 creepehr

[@dead-ishchannel6212]

@@spidercubed9718 aw man, you broke the chain

[@19chucki74]

Thanks for the explanation, and love your 3D animation as well. The Gyro-X could have been breakthrough back then. Glad we can cherish it now.

[@Jeffrey314159]

The Gyro's bearings were made of an alloy of Beryllium and Lead

[@thechumpsbeendumped.7797]

@@Jeffrey314159 What’s your point? It’s a sealed system and apart from that the tech has probably moved on from that now so neither would need to be used.

[@aqu.a4852]

Hello Jared!. Can you make an animation on how a 'Printer' works? Would be interesting!. Thanks...

[@LimitedWard]

Not exactly an animation, but Real Engineering made a great video on how inkjet printers work kzbin.info/www/bejne/Y3XGnIqErKpqiJY

[@choppergirl]

The gyro stabilization method was first used by Louis Brennan on a monorail train... in 1909.

[@gaelr.9893]

Hey! Really good video

[@demej00]

It was probably a vertical axis rotor they used and not horizontal though either orientation would work. I assume that Agency Impianti, the company who did the work, builds their gyros like Seakeeper who use vertical gyros.

[@PaulJosephdeWerk]

No, because with a vertical axis rotor, if the car tilted it would the gyro would try to lift either the front or back of the car, and making horizontal adjustments like in the video would do nothing. Vertical axis gyros are used to determine the roll or pitch of a ship or aircraft.

[@demej00]

@@PaulJosephdeWerk Then how do you explain mine and MORI, Hiroshi's models working? Vertical axis rotors with horizontal axis gimbal controlling the ROLL of the vehicle - not the PITCH. kzbin.info/www/bejne/p4HJqGSAht6tjLc kzbin.info/www/bejne/hGOVmmeAqr6ijq8 And MORI's excellent theory book here: thebbb.net/free/theories-and-experiments-for-gyro-monorails.pdf And if you go to Seakeepers website they show a broken out model of a vertical axis gyroscope controlling the ROLL of their boats. Also, Lit Motors, C-1 gyro-motorcycle used two vertical axis rotors.

[@NuhanHidayat]

Hey Jared, I love your content! Can you make a video about watch complications? Like tourbillion, or chronograph, or minute repeater or perpetual calendar etc. Thanks :)

[@enokiy]

i once went to the lane motor museum but i still dont under stand, luckily, you made this video so now i understand

[@rickgpz1209]

The gyroscope could actually have been a big battery, after all it is spinning weight that a gyro needs to be effective, and a battery has plenty of weight. Put the batteries weight to actual use and create a hybrid drive system.

[@yacineurusika9131]

Interesting

[@alphaalpha3181]

Centtefugal force will kill battery

[@thecatslivehere]

perhaps shape the armature of an electric motor to act as drive power and gyro stability?

[@MakerFabio]

supernice, i would like to build a scale rc model of it. Still i don t understand how the gyro can cope with the constant unbalanced weight. Exactly today i was going to ask for a flywheel to a local guy with lather for similar autobalanced experiments. Thanks

[@TheGeezzer]

The animations are the best I have seen in a long time, they really are very well made and with great colours schemes too. I've tried making anims and they're difficult to look right. These're excellent high-quality anims, great stuff dude, keep it up appreciated. 🥇💨💖💨✨

[@bentonrodeheaver2596]

Great application. Years ago and lacking R&D money, the idea struck me to use a portable/ interchangeable type gyro to attach to say.. shovels, (wouldn't have to look for something to lean it on when not using it) and even homeowner ladders for stability and safety. (lots of accidents yearly). I think the problem with a smaller unit would be getting the rpm's high enough to be effective.

[@thechumpsbeendumped.7797]

Or you could just dig the shovel into the ground, lean it against something or even lay it on the ground. I can imagine how awkward it would be to use a shovel that has a gyro and batteries to power it attached and has to be charged up. The weight, impracticality, complexity and expense make it a no go.

[@Del350K4]

Hi, Jared - as ever, I really enjoyed your video. In this case, however, I was left a little confused as to quite how the precessional ram receives its inputs. If, for example, the Gyro X were stationary, received an impulse from a sudden brief gust of wind and began to tilt to one side, how would this tilting motion be detected by the car and translated into a compensatory movement of the ram? I hope I´m not being too obtuse...

[@JaredOwen]

Yeah I'm somewhat vague on this as well - the mechanisms refer to this as the "control system." Beyond that I don't know too much

[@Del350K4]

@@JaredOwen Well, the ram´s obviously a two-way item which can be pressure-fed from either end, and there´s presumably a reservoir of pressurised hydraulic fluid and two valves, one for each direction of travel. I did wonder whether these valves might be controlled by a linkage originating from another, far smaller gyro, whose response to inputs was thus being employed to operate those valves sufficiently quickly to keep the vehicle balanced. In the absence of electronic control it´s hard to think of another way in which the engineers might have done it...

[@thechumpsbeendumped.7797]

@@Del350K4 Good point although with modern tech it would be a relatively simple problem to solve I’d still like to know how they archived it back then.

[@philiptownsend4026]

Thank you for your honesty Sir! I'm imagining that the control system is the trickest part in the whole car, quite possibly the biggest challenge to develop.

[@Del350K4]

@@philiptownsend4026 Wow - I think this must hold the record for the most protracted conversation I've yet had on KZbin : ) Five years! But it's a fascinating vehicle and you have helped to raise its profile.

[@RocKiteman]

There was a monorail vehicle developed in the early 20th century, that operated much like the _Gyro-X_ did. The vehicle had two main wheels in line with each other, which rolled _over_ a single rail. Gyroscopes kept the vehicle balanced. This vehicle never went beyond the prototype stage.

[@ToanHoang-vy3jz]

can you show me which part is responsible for navigating the gyroscope when the car is tilted, i see videos that don't talk about this part

[@vipervidsgamingplus5723]

If the sensors have problems, such as a broken wire, I imagine the freewheel could be quite dangerous.

[@johnprice5784]

Good video, as an automotive engineer I wondered how it was supposed to corner, now I know.

[@JamesDoebbler]

Nice animations! What kind of angle sensing was used, and what was their approach to handling control saturation (max gyro deflection)?

[@maddakandage]

Gyroscope is crazy becuz it makes a person turns around when he move it. Turning gyroscope can make even large rock to move

[@d_d7575]

Anybody else remember the blue car from mr bean 😂😂

[@hhjohn2766]

It's called reliant robin

[@dds_elite_official]

🤣

[@caesar7734]

That was a three-wheeled car called Reliant Robin

[@Surrenitie]

Its a Reliant Regal, not a Robin

[@spontaneouslord3756]

Yeah, it had 3 wheels. 1 front, 2 back.

[@Viscool8332]

These really are high-quality animations. they are so helpful to understand how all these systems work

[@JaredOwen]

Thank you!

[@abeldobos5476]

Ma grandpa also has something like this but i thinks his names is motorcycle

[@BakedBotato]

A motorcycle is not a car.

[@chikapunk4340]

@@BakedBotato cram it kagmire

[@aroshaindumina2266]

thank you so much for explain us about this 'Two Wheeled'car

[@thomasjoyce7910]

When going downhill, the car balances on just the rear wheel. When going down a steep hill, the rear fender gets scraped off. When you drive too far in a straight line, the nose pitches up. Do it in reverse and the rear pitches up. Regardless, keep the car running for 12 consecutive hours and it will try to flip itself upside down.

[@mikegLXIVMM]

Is this true? This has been tried a few times: Shilovsky's gyrocar in 1914 Gyro-X, 1960's Lit Motors, C1, 2010. All of them failed. I figure there were hidden problems in this design. I've never seen the C1 from Lit motors demonstrated on anything but a parking lot at slow speeds.

[@forferdeilig]

Not with the gyro in this orientation

[@ArdyKyronGaming]

The Gyroscope in that car is really good and useful

[@johnny5139]

And when you crash, the kinetic bomb in your trunk blasts through whateverthefuck it wants...

[@matheorobben7698]

XD

[@ALIALI-eu3bk]

Steering is not quick to avoid obstacles

[@blackmagik37]

😂😂

[@badbehaviour9381]

I'm Pretty sure if u told men 200 years ago that: today we would drive at 60mph, mere feet from from other cars going at similar speed in the opposite direction, powered by explosions a few inches away from our feet, and sitting on top a tank of explosive flammable fuel, almost daily, and the men from 200 years ago would be sure u are crazy. Of course such devices as cars will never be created.

[@DoktrDub]

Bad Behaviour Well you wouldn’t describe in like that though would you?

[@GibsonVienna]

And completely without a Computer. Engineers in the 60's were really awesome.

[@ToanHoang-vy3jz]

can you show me which part is responsible for navigating the gyroscope when the car is tilted, i see videos that don't talk about this part

[@swarupkumardas616]

Wow this is amazing explanation gyroscope. Well could you make a video about mini size gyroscope system for E bikes.

[@bfowler1000]

Jared - your talent and commitment to it is greatly appreciated!

[@felixalbion]

A car with 2 wheels is called a motorbike.

[@mohammedziyad753]

True

[@EXMachina.]

By Law yes.

[@RayTheBrassPlayer]

Great animation, but great direction and production too. Fabulous educational material. Well done

[@fpvillegas9084]

They should make a race car based on this concept. It would be like F1 combined with MotoGP.

[@bobsmithinson2050]

Hands down the best video and commentary on showing how this works. Excellent my friend!

[@JaredOwen]

😁

[@TrashLock]

Great video Jared! Could you make something about Chernobyl?

[@Theironminer-ky2pg]

@Christiaan Baron you joking?

[@Theironminer-ky2pg]

@Christiaan Baron yeah, you're joking

[@magnetosworld6311]

This needs to be marketed. You should build 1

[@season2julian381]

Wait, so is there a gyro that tells the gyro arm controller how to control the gyro?

[@furniab4970]

no

[@smartman123]

very respectful channel better than some garbage on u tube thank u so much sir

[@charlescastle4533]

Who needs a fly wheel when you could just spin yourself really fast while driving?

[@railgunawesome7114]

Imagine getting into a car crash and getting your teeth shoved into a 230 pound metal disk at 3000 rpm

[@golddropper2747]

The OG Thanos Car

[@Mike-vo2rp]

No its the thanos truck

[@tennesean_man]

Thanro X

[@rcon4200]

Can you do a video about a blade-less fan? That would really help me understand! Thanks! Also, I liked, I subbed, and I hit the notification bell

[@JaredOwen]

blade-less fan is on my list! Just need to learn more about it first. Thanks for the sub

[@MistuhKayTrains]

@@JaredOwen Fix your grammar man, get Grammarly.

[@johnryan2193]

Those cars have a place in todays electric world , the gyro could be charging a battery as it revolves .thanks for making these great animations!

[@ToanHoang-vy3jz]

can you show me which part is responsible for pushing the gyroscope when the car is tilted, i see videos that don't talk about this part

[@arlingtonhynes]

The flywheel isn’t producing energy, idiot.

[@chrisgann8986]

I drove early versions of this. It had two wheels and a bumper on 4 corners at the bottom. I also rode in a one wheel one that felt more unstable. They had to reassure me that it would never tip over. They laughed and said you know how people are. They have to test the limits of things even if it is not useful. They make things just to make them, then they can be the expert in it.

[@dinothemcboy9219]

Did anyone think this was a toy like me?😅

[@Generalsavage656]

Me

[@DanielM111]

I need ot add this to my ever growing list of projects to do some time in the future.

[@josiahjohnson4037]

I've always wondered how electric Hair trimmers work.

[@quillmaurer6563]

I once opened one up to fix and figured out how it works. There is a mechanism that moves side to side that basically works as a spring and electromagnet. When connected to AC current, the current through - and force by - the electromagnet reverses at 60 hz (in the US anyway). This moves the spring-loaded bar with a magnet on it side to side. As the bar moves the back-EMF (Electro-Motive Force) of the moving magnet fights the current flow through the electromagnet, limiting the current flowing through it - if there is more resistance to movement more current will flow. If it is jammed there will be no back EMF and the current will be very high, likely blowing a circuit breaker - if I remember right this was why I needed to take apart and fix it. This moving bar moves the blades back and fourth. Would all make more sense if you open one up. An animation would be pretty interesting.

[@strangescience3414]

I show one taken apart on my cheesy channel(electric hair trimmer.)

[@strangescience3414]

And run it while taken apart😏👨‍🔬

[@amirsalih2332]

A fun idea to try and explain now your intro and how it works I've wondered how your intro worked!

[@aghaanantyab]

but it will waste the energy just for rotating the gyroscope instead of moving the car?

[@philiptownsend4026]

One the gyro is up to speed it will use very little energy to maintain speed..

[@naturallimits553]

I have seen the the actual car running and balancing that is awesome.

[@opoopp959]

These the cars spongebob be driving

[@ChronicUnderachiever420]

Sounds like a motorcycle with extra steps.

[@-Sean_]

Anybody else see the 19Bozzy92 video?

[@tom41639]

Great video! My daughter and I have watched a lot of your videos and it has become a nighttime routine. She is curious how long this video took to make?

[@JaredOwen]

Thanks Tom - if I remember right this one took about a month to make! Good memories

[@tom41639]

@@JaredOwen wow! Is this part time or full time? Your videos are so great.

[@minsin56]

0:54 thanks sherlock

[@SteveGergetz]

Excellent, simple, short, and helpfully-visual video explanation. Thank you!

[@CranyUnknown]

Jared Owens: *talking Me: HOLD UP... HOW DID YOU GET THE PENCIL TO BALANCE???

[@sentra0209]

Thanks Jared. I can watch your animations all day. You've also answered a lot of questions.

[@chrishenniker5944]

There are already vehicles that work like this, they’re called motorbikes.

[@Znayfir]

Thank you for the effort you put in making these informative animation.

[@justinhobart8747]

😉🖒 I'll have to check it out the next time I visit Nashville, I've been to the museum a couple times in the past, last time was about 3 years ago, either the car wasn't there then or I never noticed it. I'll be sure to look for it next time I go. I highly recommend the Lane Auto Museum, it's a cool place to check out! If anyone planning on visiting be sure to look out back, the LARC-LX is pretty amazing, and unless you're blind you can't miss it.

[@christopheraaron8299]

It's a neat little "because I can" idea, but not a practical design by any stretch of the imagination. It wouldn't fare well for city driving or winding mountain roads. The turning radius would be abysmal.

[@Pier_CarsandDiecasts]

Système très bien expliqué, belle qualité de vidéo, Bravo!

[@EnglishLaw]

Impressive skills there chap.