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Electric eniCycle: the Segway for geeky circus clowns
Ever since the dramatic debut of the Segway years ago, inventors have been emboldened to step up with their own transport innovations, the latest of which is called the eniCycle. Created by Slovenian inventor Aleksander Polutnik, the unicycle-like vehicle is powered by an electric motor and features a self-balancing gyroscope system, allowing even those of us not trained at the circus to easily ride the contraption.
According to Polutnik, the system is so intuitive that the average new rider will need just 30 minutes to master driving and steering the vehicle. No pricing information has been announced on the inventor’s website, but you can see video of the eniCycle in action here.
Via Core77
And it recharges during downhill runs. Want.
