1980 The HISTORY of 2005
JUSTABIKE-
an emerging world-wide technology trend that very
few people saw arriving in our time!
 In the earlier years from 1980 to
1989, the Research and Development company went through many different changes in
location, from New Jersey to New York to Pennsylvania and back to New Jersey. Stability
came in the form of leasing a section of a truck yard location in Delanco, New Jersey. Major developments were made using resources and materials directly from the demolition of actual Tractor Trailers. From 1989 to 2001, R&D was targeted towards the Human Powered sector, testing machinery and applications to push the edge of physics beyond what was "traditionally" believed to be feasible. It is very hard to deny the reality of a 40' Tractor Trailer that does not have an engine, this technology has strong potential for developing Nations around the world! Combining the Human Powered technology with "Ground Surface Magnetic Levitation" will blow the lid off of every technology company around the world! And to think, some people thought the earlier experiments were nothing more than just stupid bicycles! |
Some experts may dispute that there is an advanced form of physics, but what do you think made moving these Auto-Bikes feasible? Using the traditional engineering for bicycles or Velomobiles will not power an Auto-Bike! Velomobiles weigh about 75 pounds, Auto-Bikes weigh about 750 pounds on average. The average weight of a Human Powered Tractor Trailer is about 2,500 pounds, all the way up to 6,000 pounds. A standard bicycle drivetrain will not even budge the Auto-Bike. |
Pictured here is a more modern
version (BG Type 4, 1997) of some of the testing experiments that were done to investigate
the viability of an advanced dynamic form of physics.
Skeptics and Critics can say what they want, but nothing beats seeing the real deal. The Willingboro Police Dept. was confronted with this actual Tractor on Route 130, driving in reverse. The vehicle had a malfunction at the time. Countless Police Officers examined every nut and bolt, and could not find any evidence of an engine, except a giant "Black Hole" (no pun intended) where an engine could have or would have been mounted! The Patrol Officer that did the routine traffic stop was Robert Lawson, a graduate of JFK High School (1982) of Willingboro, New Jersey! The driver was not ticketed, (as per the Chief of Police of Willingboro) because it is legally a Non-Motorized Vehicle, whereby the traffic laws are written for motorized vehicles! |
Using Motion Control Software is same technology that "Mag-Lev" Trains use to power up the guideway, in return, creating propulsion without requiring bulky archaic drivetrain components found in today's industrial vehicles. Software or Control Powered Vehicles are the technology of the FUTURE! |
Pictured here are some of the materials used to help facilitate the
studies of Human Powered Vehicles, and blending their technology with Software
applications.
  How can you have
some technology without the hardware to back it up! This facility had Aerospace
Communications equipment that was "just what the Doctor ordered!" Using the
older program technologies work better than their modern upgrades. There is less specification conflict, and the precision required for Mag-Lev Auto-Bikes is less demanding than that of Mag-Lev Trains. Unorthodox procedures were used in the implementation of systems for the Auto-Bikes, which drove outside Technicians insane, because they could not figure out how you can create propulsion using Control Software! What purpose could Control Software have in conjunction with operating a Bicycle?
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 Only JUSTABIKE could figure
that out! From 1985 to 2002, JUSTABIKE built and used the computer testing labs to do
R&D on various types of Human Powered Vehicles, which generally weighed over 750
pounds. Light weight "test bikes" like BG Type 4 and others, were specifically
built for experimental reasons, and not for any form of roadworthiness. The test labs played a major role in solving solutions to one of mankind's biggest dreams- creating adequate propulsion from one's own energy! A true form of self sustainability! For over 400 years, experimenters have tried to use Human Power in one practical form or another, but could not make it feasible. As time drew nearer towards the 21st Century, finding a market for Human Power would become increasingly difficult, one would figure. This is not so, because industrialized Nations are finding that their current activity has serious ramifications, and becoming increasingly burdensome to support. |
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