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The Enicycle: One wheel, a motor, and balance assistance

By Rain Noe - Aug 20, 2009

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This is so fresh: Slovenian inventor Aleksander Polutnik's motorized Enicycle is one wheel of fun, with gyroscopic stabilization-assistance helping to keep it upright. Watch as The Gadget Show's unicycle-challenged Ortis Deley learns to ride one in just under five minutes. Polutnik originally built the thing for fun and to ride alongside his unicycle-riding girlfriend, but the popularity of the device has prompted him to seek mass manufacturing. via product design & development

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Rain Noe is a writer and industrial designer based in New York City.

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