Meanwhile In the Garage

26/03/2026

25/03/2026

24/03/2026

07/03/2026

Today we continued taking The Beast out for another test.

We made a small adjustment to reduce the wobble, and the machine already feels much more confident on the road. Turns are becoming smoother, and it finally starts behaving the way we hoped it would.

Step by step, the project is getting closer to the vision.

By the way, some people said it would be impossible to turn without additional wheels. Well… take a look at this video and judge for yourself.

What do you think? Share your opinion in the comments.

06/03/2026

Finally some progress with The Beast.

We managed to fix the balance issue that was bothering us. The entire steering system had to be redesigned. The old handlebar setup was removed and replaced with a bicycle style handlebar connected directly to the steering mechanism. No gears, no complicated transmission.

This change made a huge difference. The machine now feels much more stable and predictable while riding.

Of course, every improvement reveals something new. During testing we noticed a small wobble that appears at speed. That will be the next problem to solve.

But that is how prototypes evolve. Step by step we move forward.

What do you think about the progress so far?

01/03/2026

This is another version of testing The Beast.

Same machine. New lessons.

We added brakes, installed the dashboard, and pushed it a little further this time. It is finally at the stage where we can actually ride it.

But every test reveals new challenges. The car wheels are not giving us the precision we want. Steering feels heavier than expected. The retractable landing gear works, but you can immediately sense a slight imbalance at speed.

That is the reality of building something completely new. You test. You adapt. You improve.

Next move? Switching to rounded motorcycle tires to see how much the handling changes.

So here is my question to you.
Would you continue refining this setup step by step, or would you redesign it completely from scratch?

Drop your thoughts in the comments.
Share this with someone who loves experimental builds.
And follow to see how The Beast evolves in the next test.

We are just getting started. 🔥

01/03/2026

Another test session with The Beast.

This time we pushed it further.
Brakes installed.
Dashboard connected.
And yes, it is officially rideable now.

But real testing never lies.
The car wheels are not giving us the control we want. Steering feels off. The retractable landing gear works, but the balance is not perfect yet.

That means one thing.
Upgrade time.

We are planning to switch to rounded motorcycle tires to improve stability and handling. Every test brings us closer to the final vision.

This is what building from scratch looks like. No shortcuts. Only evolution.

Now tell me honestly.
Would you keep refining this setup or redesign it completely?

Comment your opinion.
Share this with someone who loves experimental machines.
Follow to see where this project goes next.

The Beast is just getting started.

24/02/2026

Today was the first real outing of our beast.

After months of building and engineering, we finally took our two wheeled machine with retractable landing gear out for a proper test ride.

It moves like a motorcycle, stabilizes like an aircraft.
And yes… the adrenaline was real.

This was only a test run, but seeing it roll, balance, and perform exactly as designed was an incredible feeling.

Step by step, the concept is becoming reality.

What do you think about this motorcycle with aircraft style landing gear?

14/02/2026

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11/02/2026

Meanwhile, we continue working on our prototype.

It is becoming something between a motorcycle and a car. A completely new concept that combines stability with freedom.

Today we tested the stabilization system. Many people suggested installing an electric gyroscope, but in practice, it turns out we do not even need one. The balance works naturally through the mechanical design itself.

Step by step, the idea is becoming reality.

What do you think about the progress so far?

06/02/2026

Just like aircraft landing gear.

Suspension works.
Extension mechanism works.
All functions are fully operational.

This stage is finished.
We move forward.