SkyBike Demo: Building A Human Powered Flying Machine!

In this thrilling video, we showcase the SkyBike, a human-powered flying machine that will take you soaring through the skies like never before! Join us as we take you through the process of building this incredible contraption from start to finish.
We'll explore the design and engineering principles behind the SkyBike, and show you how we put it all together. You'll see the incredible attention to detail that went into every aspect of its construction, from the lightweight materials to the innovative propulsion system.
Once we've finished building the SkyBike, we'll take it out for a test flight. You'll see the excitement on our faces as we pedal our way into the sky, feeling the wind rush past us as we soar higher and higher.
Throughout the video, we'll provide detailed explanations of the physics and mathematics behind the SkyBike, making it not only an exciting viewing experience, but also an educational one.
So buckle up and get ready for an adventure like no other as we take you on a journey into the world of human-powered flight.
Don't miss out on this thrilling demonstration of innovation, engineering, and pure human athleticism!

[@philhewett1601]

Seeing this thing actually fly would be a real cause for making a video.

[@user-kc7et8qf3t]

Ребята это тупой развод! Мышцы человека только для ходьбы по земле!! Хотите проверить? Возьмите механизм велосипед и заедте хотя бы на 60" уклон ну как?

[@himarkalvin]

While it might still have a ways to go this project is the furthest along at making a "bird-like" ornithopter I have seen. I hope you continue with the making of your Skybike and post more update videos.

[@GregoryWingmaster]

Thank you....I have indeed begun work at a feverish pitch recently....watch my live cast first week jan

[@debbiramsey4603]

To be honest in college we had it written down that our goal was to attain human flight, you got farther than me. I terrific. The dreams and schemes of madmen.

[@GregoryWingmaster]

Hallelujah Debbi......i feel you man.....

[@VeganRashad]

One word. Trampoline !!!

[@nirmalmaharana9525]

super video

[@GregoryWingmaster]

Thank you

[@elcreador6675]

Excelente🌎

[@debbiramsey4603]

You know a bit of dihedral would stabilize it. But I don't feel good about too much gadgetry on it,,it's something to fail to disaster. I used to make light rods and fabric or tape to rest designs, I dad one that flew well from a toss but I sure wouldn't have wanted to build the thing, we were all poor college guys anyway. I'm 69". Making models will keep you from breaking al leg, it's cheaper too. I loved aerodynamics starting decades ago. Keep your screen shots, I love it.

[@ricardobernatpomar3819]

Si eres capaz de levantarte un metro del suelo abras conseguido un récord que locura 😁😁😁😁

[@user-pz3ty1zl3t]

need a moving platform

[@BobMarley-bp6sh]

That looks interesting. I suggest some kind of electric servo assist with batteries to boost your lifting ability. I don't see any activity for a year. Hope you didn't drop the project.

[@GregoryWingmaster]

I didnt

[@veronikakir3397]

@@GregoryWingmaster one day you will fly like a bird. Good job. 👏

[@CaraOMara]

@@GregoryWingmaster I love your dedication

[@izauralima8852]

Essas asas são muito grandes eu tenho a idéia perfeita

[@friedrichtint488]

hei hows it going with the skybike? it looks cool :) defineatly make it and Ebike :)

[@joyokiwi44]

oke oke oke

[@MelindaGreen]

It has sweep control? That's pretty neat though I expect hard landings could easily screw that up. How did it all work out?

[@GregoryWingmaster]

Thanks Melinda. Was much easier than expected. Still working on the new prototype though.

[@garrykennedy5484]

So you're thinking that If you could actually use a jumping motion to activate the wings flapping, then you would have the strength maybe. Hmmmm.. I don't think this will fly, but I LOVE your methodology. Please prove me wrong. That would be awesome!!!!!! Although it may be better suited with a Falcon wing because that wing is very slippery in the air being double surface. Single surface may be much more stable. I don't know if you've flown a hang glider, or anything for that matter, but if not then you should take lessons. They are cheaper and less painful than a hospital bill.

[@GregoryWingmaster]

Its gonna happen Gerry

[@golamkibria6833]

amaging skill set up and prepared for the first time in the world.I would like to join you guys for further assistance to you soon

[@GregoryWingmaster]

That will be awesome....I have begun finally assemble on the latest iteration...watch my Live cast first week an

[@ErinskiEasy]

I too want to know what happend... I hope this guy is still alive.

[@WatiFeirSFM]

Are you familiar with the greek legend of Icarus?

[@ErinskiEasy]

Peter Danklage, Meme Actor yes I am... did he have an accident ?

[@GregoryWingmaster]

i am alive

[@Skoda130]

So what happened to the project?

[@marcelhenneberg249]

nothing.

[@GregoryWingmaster]

nearly finished

[@izauralima8852]

Oi meu nome elax tenho idéias que ajudariam muito esse invento

[@Jonathan-he5ib]

Are you attempting an ornithopter?

[@GregoryWingmaster]

that is correct

[@johnnydavidauthor]

@@GregoryWingmaster excellent!! Please video "everything" - even your thoughts etc at each stage of development, the successes as well as the set-backs. I will watch your project "Wingmaster" with excitement and with prayer. I have faith that you will succeed with your project - the world needs maverick adventurers... now more than ever! Someone who is willing to break down boundaries and live their dreams - I feel that what you are doing is important. Bless you; johnny david :-) :-) []-)

[@TheCutrinano]

@@GregoryWingmaster Hello, I have been flying hang gliding for more than 30 years and I would not mind trying one of your prototypes. As I see it, the intention is that it can flap to gain height, right? I think this must require a brutal energy consumption ... but I like the idea. Don't give up, your idea is good.

[@danielnati2030]

You have a major problem with the shape and construction. I notice that it is heavy in relation to the size. To work, speed is needed, the wings should be narrower. Your weight should also be taken into account.

[@sebastianangelini7519]

No more test???

[@GregoryWingmaster]

coming soon

[@user-hy1iu3wk9h]

У человека не настолько развиты грудные мышцы, что бы махать крыльями

[@GregoryWingmaster]

nope....its already been done....i will be using my legs to flap....google gossamer albatross....human powered flight was invented in the 60s

[@udjalisoficial369]

Cara seu projeto é bom m, só que um detalhes, ara evitar o seu fracasso , nem uma asa apoiada sobre os braços de um ser humano pode levantar vôo com ele, a única maneira é um leitor de movimento sobre as mãos da pessoa, e assim a máquina ler os movimentos dos braços dos humano, sem perder os braços.

[@abundantYOUniverse]

The ornithopter part is a complete waste. A human being just doesn't have the energy needed. Im not knocking your project, I have been building things like this for forty years. Thanks.

[@GregoryWingmaster]

human powered flight has been around since the 1960''s

[@user-bw4wu4io7h]

You're making a big mistake, I know a way to move the wing just like a bird

[@GregoryWingmaster]

feel free to show us Ahmed

[@jelly.212]

@@GregoryWingmaster Lol 🤣 ahmed btfo

[@timothyhall7153]

Dude, your actually getting worse in your engineering. Flapping? Really? A glider is possible( which has already been done btw) but flapping wings? So laughable. Guy needs a job. But not in anything flight related

[@GregoryWingmaster]

I flew hang gliders for years......and human powered flapping has already been achieved.......