Now, how do we get a gas powered transmission to go in the forward and reverse upon leaning because I don’t trust electric going up the hill cuz ain’t no gas powered ones available
I'm sorry, you can't. I had a chat via email with Chris when I was financially ready to drop the cash, but found there was no order page on the Ryno website. It turns out that the only place he was allowed to even have parts MADE for it was China, and it took NO time at all for there to be cheap knock-off monowheel cycles, and on top of that, just as he was getting ready to launch, the 'hoverboard' craze kicked off. Between the two factors, the Ryno was cut off at the wheel, so to speak. He hopes someday that someone will decide to really put the time and finances to make the Ryno a reality once again, and he stands ready to both license the design, and assist as much as desired to make it happen, but he had to abandon the project after the events above pulled the rug out from under him.
It's also an invention we don't know the true origin of because I've been seeing these since the 90's in Popular Science and Popular Mechanics. It's an idea that has been proven now by many inventors but simply never caught on until just recently due to the popularity of video game and comic book doofises. They look like nerds except they aren't smart like this guy is.
My first real unicycle!(first one was a cheap plastic one as a kid czcams.com/users/postUgkx4e2fa6x27dF7shCelntq0ZIKt4N0jELI I never learned to ride)So, this is a true learner, and for a C note, exactly what was needed. After a few weeks, I'm able to easily ride up and down the street. The Good: Solid frame. Has absorbed numerous spills through learning and still solid. Look - great looks, after 6 weeks of bashing Weight - it's really all tire, but as I fall I can easily grab the seat so it doesn't slam the ground. Size - Very adjustable. I'm 6', 33" inseam. I put it mostly up, but could go a bit higher if I needed to. The Bad: Not sure if it's out of the norm, but seat got scraped up quickly. Pedals - they are a bit uncomfortable and I can't get the right feel on my feet. But, they are solid and haven't been damaged at all as I've seen in reviews on other cycle's.- To address one comment about the seat connection not straight. Huh? Seat is on a round pole, you just turn it and it's straight. Either of the bad I expected to replace once I improved. I'd recommend to anyone else in the learning phase.
meh... Looks good, but 10 mph is too slow... And at $5,000+ too expensive... You are in the wrong niche. The 10-20 mph niche has devices like solowheel, airwheel, rockwheel, etc, which I can pick up for $700, and which have a range of upwards of 40 miles (some of them). These devices are also easier to store. Love the look of your device, and the concept. You just need to bump it up to the next niche. ie, get it up to 30 - 40 mph (keep it under 50 cc so that it remains sidewalk legal) then you would have something worth paying the higher price for, and dealing with the hassle of the large size. If all it will do is get me 10 miles, (and take me an hour to get there) ie last mile device, then I will stick with the smaller lighter, far less expensive options. But bump it up a niche, and I would likely buy.
He's going to have to get permission from the computer graphics artist who came up with it for the video game since it was that persons idea in the first place.
+Macnavor It has to be charged up! It used fossil fuel to give it electricity, and has a range of about 20 miles, so it won't be too cheap to run, nor convenient. Just very novel.
Overly complicated, heavy and bulky. You can get a solo wheel for much cheaper. It's portable, goes about the same speed. Only way this would be better is if you can at least go at traffic speed and be in traffic and have much longer range. But for the sidewalks, I'd take my solo wheel over this anyway. I don't get this invention.
Charles Le Well Ive had a Solo wheel for over a week and its not all that its cracked-up to be either.. All this "Its as easy as riding a bike' is BULLSHIT! The inside of my legs are hurting me so bad from trying to learn this fucking thing that I am about to toss it in the trash-can.. But I do agree with you on one thing! This stupid one-wheel motorcycle thing is ridicules and serves no practical purpose!
GeorgeBonez I completely understand the way you feel. It took me a few weeks practice until I became okay with the solowheel. It was painful on my shins and leg muscles and I was a sweaty mess after each attempt. I couldn't imagine how anyone can use this for transportation. I was more tired after riding this for two minutes than I was after one hour on the threadmill. It wasn't until a couple of months of using it that I began to enjoy my rides but I kept it up and after I learned to relax my leg muscles it became effortless. The whole experience reminded me of when I learned to snowboard. I've been riding the solowheel for close to four years now and ride it wearing slacks and dress shirts as well as shorts and t-shirts. I ride it while holding a drink with one hand and carrying a conversation with the phone in my other hand, and I can do this while on the sidewalk in downtown San Jose with people on the sidewalk besides me. I weave in and out like a breeze. I can go at walking speed and then suddenly take off at the speed of a fast jog. I can do this on flat ground, downhill, and uphill. I stop and turn on a dime. It's one of the most enjoyable things I own. I wish I can go twice as fast. I assure you that if you keep it up you will get better and one day will not want to give it up!
Charles Le Well I will admit that I do feel a since of hopelessness but I am not going to give up just yet, mainly because the thing cost so much and I could never sell it in order to get my money back. The way I see it is that I have to learn to ride in order to get my moneys worth. I knew before I bought this thing that it wasn't going to be easy but I had no idea that it was going to be this hard. I have a good sense of balance forward &* backwards using the training wheels but I cannot seem to grasp the start-off step-up without the training wheels!!! It looks to me like you have to make an aggressive but smooth step-up onto the machine with your left foot (in my case) then simply lean forward. I cant even come close because when I go to step up my foot lands in the wrong place (to far forward too far back) and I cant adjust it without falling off. I wish somebody would make a good instructional vid on the Take-off part.. I have found a couple of vids on (How to start-off or Step-up on a Solowheel) but they don't explain the little pieces or details. Most vids don't even show the rider start-off. They just show you riders breezing through parks, trails and even snow.. Im sorry to sound so negative. I am just frustrated right now.. I'll get-it one of these days maybe? :)
Charles Le Ok Ill admit that you inspired me tonight. Its pitch-black dark outside right now but I just took my Solowheel outside and had my longest ride ever! haha Yes still using the training wheels but the thing that I learned tonight is that my machine has the power to go up-hill.. This has been a big concern of mine because I tried to go up my 18 degree incline (driveway) the other day and it seemed that my machine didn't have enough power.. Now I have learned that it was me not leaning forward enough to GO. It is a very un-natural feeling to lean forward because you feel like you are going to fall on your face. Its like you have to give this un-natural trust to your solowheel to not let you down.. I don't trust easy but I did it tonight and I now have a new faith in my machine.. WOW! this little sucker is powerful as hell!
GeorgeBonez Hey, I'm glad to hear you have some success with it. I'll try to remember to make a little takeoff video this weekend and post it on my channel. Subscribe or check back to see it. The secret is not really in the leg that steps up, but in the leg that's already on the foot rest. What I mean is that I can actually get going with just my left feet, by pressing my left calf against the pad. I can go for short distance with just one feet on the Solowheel. But I admit, this is an advanced maneuver. I'll demonstrate in the video both ways. As for it's power, 18 degree incline is nothing for this machine. I can go up the steepest hill in San Francisco with ease. It has a 1000 watt motor, and I believe it can go much faster than it does. Inventist limits the speed for safety reasons I suspect. I assume you have the original, and not the cheap Chinese knockoffs right? I purchased two of them for $900 when they were in the Kickstarter stage. It's funny you mention the training wheels. I also have those but I didn't learn on them. I purchased them after the fact to help other people learn. Personally, I don't like the training wheels because I feel it makes the Solowheel move too clumsily, but I suppose it's good for helping those that would otherwise not dare to attempt to get on. I learned the hard way, with just the belt around the handle, and by falling about 100 times before I managed to go 10 feet with it!
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The moment you are born into this world nothing is truly safe. Its not for everybody but that doesnt mean IT not being as safe as anything diminishes its fun value. No salt. Just adding my thoughts to your opinion.
No one brave enough to say it’s a “wheelie bike” from Kirby?
Dad: "She said its a one wheeled motorcycle from a video game."
Me, life-long Kirby Air Ride fanatic: "Hmmmmmm" *wide grin*
Honestly when I saw this I thought about the one the kid used in The Lorax
This bike looks like the one used by the main character in the 'Lorax' remake.
Exactly I was tryna look for something like that :))
Exactly
Pablo
Thats the reason i looked this up lol
i was looking for a zone rider cycle. thats in Spiral Zone, a cartoon in the 80s
COOL! Looks like a very good idea for an off road wheel chair!
Hey this is like that one thing from the lorax!
And this, becomes a new way of racing.
this idea can defintely go far if you improve gyroscope and pivot. and of course, more horse power
My Euc goes 40mph n there's faster ones out there alrdy, this thing is beyond weak, plus who needs a handlebar lol
@@CogitoErgoSum67 handlebars will be common on any 70+mph wheels. many of the 50+ mph wheels already have a basic bar to grab
its the big bulky motorcycle from kirbys air ride literally called the rhino
The closest thing to a Wheelie Bike.
Glorious bro ! This is really wanderful!👍👍
The Lorax brought me here
ME TOO LMAO
Awesome 😎
NOT a new invention. The 1954 MV Augusta 60cc Monowheel Superleggera (a one-wheeled motorcycle) was an actual thing.
I am interested in buying a few of them, where can I find it ?
Makes me wanna jump over a giant wall to get a seed for a tree just to get laid and everybody starts singing about trees 'n' shit
Gives me The Lorax vibes
that is in the lorx
This is an EUC modified!!! EUC = Eletric Unicycle!
This man should build EUCs now
The really amusing thing is that Robert Heinlein wrote about such a vehicle in the 1940 story "The Roads Must Roll".
...was the game rage 2?? Bc I'm literally here because of the Armadillo, Im in love with that crazy thing lol
Now, how do we get a gas powered transmission to go in the forward and reverse upon leaning because I don’t trust electric going up the hill cuz ain’t no gas powered ones available
Nice motor cycle
This is not a new idea. Search Google Images for exactly this phrase
" The One Wheel Motorcycle, which could reach a top speed of 93 mph (1931)."
how much?
love it
Do you make unicycles too i need one with handle bars and a cool look chair design
Does it come with training wheels? I'm asking for my twin brother..
Where is it now?
It’s just like a Segway
This looks like Launch's motorcycle from Dragon Ball.
I saw episode 5 of Young Justice and then came here
How can I buy this. Help me
I'm sorry, you can't.
I had a chat via email with Chris when I was financially ready to drop the cash, but found there was no order page on the Ryno website. It turns out that the only place he was allowed to even have parts MADE for it was China, and it took NO time at all for there to be cheap knock-off monowheel cycles, and on top of that, just as he was getting ready to launch, the 'hoverboard' craze kicked off. Between the two factors, the Ryno was cut off at the wheel, so to speak.
He hopes someday that someone will decide to really put the time and finances to make the Ryno a reality once again, and he stands ready to both license the design, and assist as much as desired to make it happen, but he had to abandon the project after the events above pulled the rug out from under him.
Genius Lives...
Segway with a seat.
username171 and much more faster
Looks like.
lorax brought me here
Update: they do 50 mph now with no handlebars
I want one ❤😂
It's also an invention we don't know the true origin of because I've been seeing these since the 90's in Popular Science and Popular Mechanics.
It's an idea that has been proven now by many inventors but simply never caught on until just recently due to the popularity of video game and comic book doofises. They look like nerds except they aren't smart like this guy is.
Did his daughter happen to play Snatcher?
YES!! FINALLY! Someone else who'd understand my Snatcher references!
dude thats the idea that broke one dudes spine lol
someone like it and someone hate it.who's wrong? nobody
How much ???????
I'm not sure of the shifting seat does anything for steering because all you have to do is lean...
My first real unicycle!(first one was a cheap plastic one as a kid czcams.com/users/postUgkx4e2fa6x27dF7shCelntq0ZIKt4N0jELI I never learned to ride)So, this is a true learner, and for a C note, exactly what was needed. After a few weeks, I'm able to easily ride up and down the street. The Good: Solid frame. Has absorbed numerous spills through learning and still solid. Look - great looks, after 6 weeks of bashing Weight - it's really all tire, but as I fall I can easily grab the seat so it doesn't slam the ground. Size - Very adjustable. I'm 6', 33" inseam. I put it mostly up, but could go a bit higher if I needed to. The Bad: Not sure if it's out of the norm, but seat got scraped up quickly. Pedals - they are a bit uncomfortable and I can't get the right feel on my feet. But, they are solid and haven't been damaged at all as I've seen in reviews on other cycle's.- To address one comment about the seat connection not straight. Huh? Seat is on a round pole, you just turn it and it's straight. Either of the bad I expected to replace once I improved. I'd recommend to anyone else in the learning phase.
Portlandia brought me here
This is kirby's
Looks like something Paul Blart would drive around lol 😂.
Make that thing orange and you have discord nitro bike IRL
Максимальная скорость? Сколько раз падал?
10 miles/ hours . 16 kilometrow na Odin czas.
I saw a bike like this with two wheels
meh... Looks good, but 10 mph is too slow... And at $5,000+ too expensive...
You are in the wrong niche.
The 10-20 mph niche has devices like solowheel, airwheel, rockwheel, etc, which I can pick up for $700, and which have a range of upwards of 40 miles (some of them). These devices are also easier to store.
Love the look of your device, and the concept. You just need to bump it up to the next niche. ie, get it up to 30 - 40 mph (keep it under 50 cc so that it remains sidewalk legal) then you would have something worth paying the higher price for, and dealing with the hassle of the large size.
If all it will do is get me 10 miles, (and take me an hour to get there) ie last mile device, then I will stick with the smaller lighter, far less expensive options. But bump it up a niche, and I would likely buy.
Just purchased a Veteran Sherman Max that goes up to almost 60mph depending on the rider... Damn just 7yrs ago things were just starting out
oh no it's...TED'S BIKE
L o r e a x e
I like this, it actually has potential.
I bet the people over at Acton are jealous!
Wear can I get one from I need one
How would you do a wheelie with those things?
+Aaron Clarke You already are!!
Very carefully
He's going to have to get permission from the computer graphics artist who came up with it for the video game since it was that persons idea in the first place.
lol i came here because of portlandia
No need of fuel, nice!
+Macnavor It has to be charged up! It used fossil fuel to give it electricity, and has a range of about 20 miles, so it won't be too cheap to run, nor convenient. Just very novel.
Ill draw op on mind in mid design in my mind
Proto EUC
Cool
alita battle angel?
Venus Wars anime movie
its called a fucking gyro..
dangerous... imagine when you do an emergency brake
+lekiu36 Nah, you just lean back.
At 10miles an hour?
This shit from Dragon Ball boi
Its great.plz give me
Copy from China 1 wheel skate?
only in Portland...#503
PhillipsFilms Lmaoooo YES !
Overly complicated, heavy and bulky. You can get a solo wheel for much cheaper. It's portable, goes about the same speed. Only way this would be better is if you can at least go at traffic speed and be in traffic and have much longer range. But for the sidewalks, I'd take my solo wheel over this anyway. I don't get this invention.
Charles Le Well Ive had a Solo wheel for over a week and its not all that its cracked-up to be either.. All this "Its as easy as riding a bike' is BULLSHIT!
The inside of my legs are hurting me so bad from trying to learn this fucking thing that I am about to toss it in the trash-can..
But I do agree with you on one thing! This stupid one-wheel motorcycle thing is ridicules and serves no practical purpose!
GeorgeBonez I completely understand the way you feel. It took me a few weeks practice until I became okay with the solowheel. It was painful on my shins and leg muscles and I was a sweaty mess after each attempt. I couldn't imagine how anyone can use this for transportation. I was more tired after riding this for two minutes than I was after one hour on the threadmill. It wasn't until a couple of months of using it that I began to enjoy my rides but I kept it up and after I learned to relax my leg muscles it became effortless. The whole experience reminded me of when I learned to snowboard. I've been riding the solowheel for close to four years now and ride it wearing slacks and dress shirts as well as shorts and t-shirts. I ride it while holding a drink with one hand and carrying a conversation with the phone in my other hand, and I can do this while on the sidewalk in downtown San Jose with people on the sidewalk besides me. I weave in and out like a breeze. I can go at walking speed and then suddenly take off at the speed of a fast jog. I can do this on flat ground, downhill, and uphill. I stop and turn on a dime. It's one of the most enjoyable things I own. I wish I can go twice as fast. I assure you that if you keep it up you will get better and one day will not want to give it up!
Charles Le Well I will admit that I do feel a since of hopelessness but I am not going to give up just yet, mainly because the thing cost so much and I could never sell it in order to get my money back. The way I see it is that I have to learn to ride in order to get my moneys worth.
I knew before I bought this thing that it wasn't going to be easy but I had no idea that it was going to be this hard.
I have a good sense of balance forward &* backwards using the training wheels but I cannot seem to grasp the start-off step-up without the training wheels!!! It looks to me like you have to make an aggressive but smooth step-up onto the machine with your left foot (in my case) then simply lean forward. I cant even come close because when I go to step up my foot lands in the wrong place (to far forward too far back) and I cant adjust it without falling off.
I wish somebody would make a good instructional vid on the Take-off part.. I have found a couple of vids on (How to start-off or Step-up on a Solowheel) but they don't explain the little pieces or details. Most vids don't even show the rider start-off. They just show you riders breezing through parks, trails and even snow..
Im sorry to sound so negative. I am just frustrated right now.. I'll get-it one of these days maybe? :)
Charles Le Ok Ill admit that you inspired me tonight. Its pitch-black dark outside right now but I just took my Solowheel outside and had my longest ride ever! haha Yes still using the training wheels but the thing that I learned tonight is that my machine has the power to go up-hill.. This has been a big concern of mine because I tried to go up my 18 degree incline (driveway) the other day and it seemed that my machine didn't have enough power.. Now I have learned that it was me not leaning forward enough to GO.
It is a very un-natural feeling to lean forward because you feel like you are going to fall on your face. Its like you have to give this un-natural trust to your solowheel to not let you down.. I don't trust easy but I did it tonight and I now have a new faith in my machine.. WOW! this little sucker is powerful as hell!
GeorgeBonez Hey, I'm glad to hear you have some success with it. I'll try to remember to make a little takeoff video this weekend and post it on my channel. Subscribe or check back to see it. The secret is not really in the leg that steps up, but in the leg that's already on the foot rest. What I mean is that I can actually get going with just my left feet, by pressing my left calf against the pad. I can go for short distance with just one feet on the Solowheel. But I admit, this is an advanced maneuver. I'll demonstrate in the video both ways. As for it's power, 18 degree incline is nothing for this machine. I can go up the steepest hill in San Francisco with ease. It has a 1000 watt motor, and I believe it can go much faster than it does. Inventist limits the speed for safety reasons I suspect. I assume you have the original, and not the cheap Chinese knockoffs right? I purchased two of them for $900 when they were in the Kickstarter stage.
It's funny you mention the training wheels. I also have those but I didn't learn on them. I purchased them after the fact to help other people learn. Personally, I don't like the training wheels because I feel it makes the Solowheel move too clumsily, but I suppose it's good for helping those that would otherwise not dare to attempt to get on. I learned the hard way, with just the belt around the handle, and by falling about 100 times before I managed to go 10 feet with it!
Can't afford op easy to travel bikes
lol that looks so weird
One ip pedal but ip on playlist look op on handles design ride op lo di op
I think Solowheel is better.
That's a rip off from an anime. Look up "Venus Wars."
Though that the whole time.
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WOW but not as safe as a car... or a motorcycle...
The moment you are born into this world nothing is truly safe. Its not for everybody but that doesnt mean IT not being as safe as anything diminishes its fun value. No salt. Just adding my thoughts to your opinion.
I doubt at 10 mph it is anywhere near as dangerous as a motorcycle.
that is in the lorx