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Re: Nanodrive: The First 21st Century Drive Train System

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  1. Ted Bennett said:

    I occurs to me that a monospoke wheel, just like Citroen's steering
    wheel, could be built. But it not function in the way that a
    tensioned-wire spoke wheel does. The single spoke would be an
    unsupported beam and would be much heavier than the bike and rider it
    carries to stay roughly round in use. Not so kewl.

    Why don't you just make it so that at the point where te spoke meets the
    wheel, it is free to slide around the rim. Then as long as the spoke
    alwas points straight down, it will provide support and the wheel then
    rotates freely. I would suggest using a maglev bearing at the rim to
    reduce friction.

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