
It splits the wheel in half, with each half pivoting vertically to create a lean/turning condition. Check the video to see it in action.
Also check this link for more conventional motorcycle steering setups
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This isn't meant to be picking on anyone, I just want our designs to be as informed as possible
Here is the Hub Center steering setup that Tim is looking at for inspiration

2 comments:
I absolutely agree, I know that's one of the areas that I need to figure out. I was planning on using a hub center steering system, here's a link to how it works:
http://thekneeslider.com/archives/2007/08/23/tryphonos-hub-center-steering-sportbike-design/
The Tomahawk is a sweet concept, it definitely stretches the definition of "motorcycle." It's based on the same idea as a tilting three wheeler, which is what I used for my gyrocopter project.
cool, never seen that setup before. I'll add it to the post.
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