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- Flybar abstract "Flybar may also refer to an element of the helicopter rotor.The Flybar, is a modification of the traditional pogo stick design which allows riders to propel themselves up to a world record 8 feet 6 inches into the air according to the Flybar's website. Developed in a collaborative effort between SBI Enterprises, Bruce Middleton and Andy Macdonald, it utilizes in place of the usual steel spring in a regular pogo stick 12 elastic bands used for propulsion, also known as thrusters. It weighs 20 pounds (9 kilograms) and is capable of producing up to 1,200 pounds-force (5,300 newtons) of thrust. The Flybar comes in another model, the Flybar 800, which is intended for lighter people.".
- Flybar wikiPageExternalLink www.flybar.com.
- Flybar wikiPageExternalLink www.flybar800.com.
- Flybar wikiPageID "3295363".
- Flybar wikiPageLength "1494".
- Flybar wikiPageOutDegree "10".
- Flybar wikiPageRevisionID "544216295".
- Flybar wikiPageWikiLink Andy_Macdonald_(skateboarding).
- Flybar wikiPageWikiLink Category:Physical_activity_and_dexterity_toys.
- Flybar wikiPageWikiLink Extreme_Pogo.
- Flybar wikiPageWikiLink Helicopter_rotor.
- Flybar wikiPageWikiLink Newton_(unit).
- Flybar wikiPageWikiLink Pogo_stick.
- Flybar wikiPageWikiLink Pound_(force).
- Flybar wikiPageWikiLink Powerbocking.
- Flybar wikiPageWikiLink Vurtego.
- Flybar wikiPageWikiLinkText "Flybar".
- Flybar wikiPageUsesTemplate Template:Toy-stub.
- Flybar subject Category:Physical_activity_and_dexterity_toys.
- Flybar hypernym Modification.
- Flybar type VideoGame.
- Flybar comment "Flybar may also refer to an element of the helicopter rotor.The Flybar, is a modification of the traditional pogo stick design which allows riders to propel themselves up to a world record 8 feet 6 inches into the air according to the Flybar's website. Developed in a collaborative effort between SBI Enterprises, Bruce Middleton and Andy Macdonald, it utilizes in place of the usual steel spring in a regular pogo stick 12 elastic bands used for propulsion, also known as thrusters.".
- Flybar label "Flybar".
- Flybar sameAs Q2090744.
- Flybar sameAs Flybar.
- Flybar sameAs Flybar.
- Flybar sameAs m.093yww.
- Flybar sameAs Q2090744.
- Flybar wasDerivedFrom Flybar?oldid=544216295.
- Flybar isPrimaryTopicOf Flybar.