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06-06-2008, 20:11
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Re: One wheeled "Segway"
No, it's a center of mass thing: the center of mass is kept below the center of the wheel axle, that's why he has to sit on the ground (almost), steer by leaning, and use such a large wheel.
zzzzz. 
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