USC Helps to Design Next Generation Gyrocycle

Undergraduate thru PhD students at the University of Southern Califorina Viterbi School of Engineering are helping to design the next generation Molnari Gyrocycle.

The new Molnari G2 has triple the engine  power of the earlier Molnari GT model, and a streamlined body will be installed.  Some design drawings are being produced by mechanical and aeronautical engineering students at USC with guidance from the Molnari staff.

200 MPH on the ground/40 MPG; 110+ MPH in the air are the expected performance numbers; safe, legal, and affordable are priorities.

To inquire, email the AME Department advisors.

Classes are being offered via USC Viterbi Engineering.