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The Dynasphere was a petrol-driven monowheel vehicle shown here being tested on Brean Sands, Weston-Super-Mare, United Kingdom, in February 1932. Behind the wheel is the son of inventor John Archibald Purves.
Cars and motorbikes are perhaps some of the most popular inventions of all time. But things could have been very different if the invention of the Dynasphere had proved more popular.

The Dynasphere could reach up to 48 km/h and was powered by a petrol engine or an experimental electric motor.

Aside from the obvious safety issues, this motorised death trap was not particularly practical at a height of three metres. It also suffered from being difficult to steer and was prone to a phenomenon known as 'gerbiling' – where hard braking or accelerating could result in the driver being thrown around inside like a gerbil in a wheel.


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