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2. Chrisofskjern 332 days ago
Man, I wonder how long it's gonna take for a kid to learn how to hold the balance on a bike with those. There is nothing to learn, if they can't even fall down 
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I wonder if this is good for the humanity, in like 100 years we will have no need to think since now we dont need to have our own balance.
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I remember giving my bike to my friend, he tried it and smashed straight to the tree, I pooped myself laughing my ass, it was freaking hilarious, ... why? cause he was 19yo xD
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9. jinchuuriki9 332 days ago
#2 Sometimes learning to ride a bike is more about confidence than practice 
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11. DoubleBubble 332 days ago
So, this thing CAN fall over and WILL fall over eventually, costs more and need electricity to work as opposed to training wheels which are cheap, don't need power and do the job fine? What a useless invention. A solution to a problem that doesn't exist.
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12. Comment rated too low. Show this comment stretchpadawan 332 days ago
Someones gonna make a packet
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Google... #5
http://www.google.com/search?client=safari&rls=en&q=gyrowheel+by+gyrobike&ie=UTF-8&oe=UTF-8#q=gyrowheel+by+gyrobike+prices&hl=en&client=safari&rls=en&prmd=ivns&source=univ&tbm=shop&tbo=u&sa=X&ei=9RoLTp2RCom6tgeSw4xu&ved=0CHEQrQQ&bav=on.2,or.r_gc.r_pw.&fp=bb6a34087a9dc1d0&biw=1280&bih=615
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bad invention
kids need to learn with real bikes. not some that look like but dont behave like bikes
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15. tramtadada 332 days ago
Wonder how much force you need to turn then, if it is powerful enough to keep you upright. (it is the same force for the gyroscope)
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what's life with no scars? i have giant scars on my knees from wiping out on bikes when i was a kid.
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17. loadrunner 332 days ago
usefull when someone is drunk. I need this one on my bike.
To make it better, it should be charged by bike power
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#8 assuming you're of similar age to your friend, I would find it funnier that you pooped your pants
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20. Comment rated too low. Show this comment irishgek 332 days ago
Kids have a nastey nack of bursting innertubes and this thing does not look easy to replace the tire via its "interface" ....
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21. Comment rated too low. Show this comment blackd 332 days ago
There are a lot of over protective parents out there that will buy this peace of crap.
How the f**k will kids learn to keep balance with this one.
And also it will be quite hard to steer.
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I can see that the force had actually slow down the speed of the wheel, i was wondering to ride this bike is like cycling up a hill. I don't think anyone will want something like this lol
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#18 using "he was 19", means in english that it's in the past, and yes you're right at that time I was 20, but now I'm 32 and I have a kid
so you know, school is good for mental health ... I'm just sayin'
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31. cripplecog 329 days ago
Cool!....and how much is it? I don't think I want to buy a $300 "gyro-wheel" to teach my kid to ride a $30 bike. usually a kid who catches their balance once on a bike, never needs help again. It's really cool, but I think it would be better suited for, maybe children who have some sort of "condition" which makes riding unassisted impossable. Not downing the product, just questioning the trget.
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1. sitaauk 332 days ago
Failblog will so lobby against this invention