I watched your movie 2 years ago. After that i tried to buy it. Finally i bought it this morning. Waiting to receive it tommorow. Thanks for your movie again.
👍A vespa van! always wanted one☝ ,,,you gota go mallosi ,,, Model E to GP I bleed lambretta....Rd 350 in a royal alloy on the drawing board...grom mad ,about to go 4 valve (mt Olympus) Bike life 💡☘
Oh yeah its far quicker :) the nitros only a little .12 engine though, they come alive with a .18 😁 Yeah they are really stable, you usually find people who have trouble with them falling over have fixed the steering rod solid to the servo so it cant stabilise itself or they havent reversed the steering lol these bikes counter steer like the real ones :)
@@Iflyanythin believe it or not the only one here with a true gyro is the toy grade ducati panigale which is electronic gyro :) The 1/5th scale bikes rely on their alloy wheels to provide a gyro effect and the 1/8 kyosho (aprilia) has plastic wheels but a metal ring in the wheel to provide the same effect, the steering is a big part of the stability as the castor/rake allows a shopping trolley effect to always let the wheel point in direction of travel, this is why having a sprung steering arm is so critical otherwise its not allowing the bike to self stabilise :)
Theyre often On ebay, The ducati upriser (toy grade bike) is still for sale for around £30 (42 dollars) but the thunder tiger and nuova faor electric or nitro bikes are hobby grade so are way more expensive but much, much better
@@ChrisJohnsoniShootnRaw standard is just bent piano wire, we sometimes use 5mm nylon rod, it's more visible but lasts longer and absorbs impact in crashes, im thinking about making some videos about modifying and setting up these bikes soon so keep an eye out for them 🙂👍
The red wheelying ducati uses an electronic gyro and rollers in the back tyre, that's a toy grade bike. The blue yamaha and the nitro ducati don't use gyros at all, they work just like real motorbikes
Most offroad rc bikes have mechanical gyros in the back wheel but the onroad ones just use the centrifugal force of the spinning wheels and the front steering geometry gives it stability too
It's just from the gyroscopic effect of the wheels spinning and the steering geometry like a real motorbike :) When steering, if you push the transmitter stick left - the front wheel actually turns to the right but the bike leans left, also just like a real one 🙂
The nitro version was around £250 when it came out around 17 years ago, they go for around £300 second hand now although you can get them cheaper if you are lucky 😉
@@spamz50006 all over the place really, but now the nitro ducati and fm1e R1 are discontinued so ebay or somewhere like that is best bet. The kyosho hang on racer was re released fairly recently so may be able to get one of them, otherwise ebay. The upriser Ducati is toy grade but is available loads of places, ebay has them new for £30 now which is great price considering it was £150 when it came out!
