No. The Verde Theory is a BMX bike for riding on a track. A Gyro would only come on a Freestyle bike made for trick riding.
It's called a gyro or a detangler.
the fork gyro (if have) and stem and mostly important the headset
check for any obstructions on the frame if there is anything get it off
Unhook brakelines pull off gyro slam a stolen headset on there then take brake trigger buy a long cabel and hook it up......ride breakless
Not unless you have a detangler/gyro fitted. Without one, the brake line would either snap or stop the bars from turning.
I don't believe so. My son bought a 2011 verde eon & it is not equipped with the tabs to mount a detangler. Not positive about the 2010.
BMX race bikes often have only one brake, at the rear. And for a race bike, there's no need to be able to spin the handlebar - so no gyro. But of course, you could have one installed - if you wish. Or you could set a bike up with only a front brake. In which case you don't need a gyro either - you just run the brake through the steerer tube.
You're probably thinking of the rotor/gyro/detangler, the thingy that allows you to do a barspin w/o getting your brake wires all messed up.
Gyro pocket
B/c the cables are connected to a thingy called a rotor/gyro/detangler that sits like a collar between the bars and the frame. Half the rotor/gyro/detangler will rotate with the bar while the other half stay in place while still being able to transfer cable pull across the part.
To be honest if you have to ask then I would take it to your bike shop. Unless its a high end gyro with the London mod (€200+) then I would personally run a long linear cable.