Do you remember when Batman turned a part of the Batmobile into a motorcycle with the touch of a button in The Dark Knight? Well this is like a lame version of that. We learn that Ford patented a ...

If you have a unicycle and are tired of lugging it around in your car, Ford may have just the solution. The automaker has patented a system that allows you to detach the rear wheel of your car to ...

John Dingley, the guy behind last year's electric luge, has been in the workshop again. This time he's been working on a new version of his self-balancing electric unicycle. Similar to the Ryno, but ...

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The original concept drawing of the RYNO motorized unicycle by Hoffmann's daughter Lauren. RYNO Motors In a world where personal mobility is dominated by the bland dorkiness of the Segway, a ...

Electric vehicles are fertile ground for innovation because the availability of suitable motors, controllers, and power sources makes experimentation accessible even to hobbyists. Even so, [John ...

I first heard the term a few weeks ago during an email exchange with Ben Forman, one of the creators of the ZBoard — and it’s perfect. A rideable is something you ride on. It has an electric motor ...

We’ve seen a few vehicle designs that have had a crack at bringing the unicycle out of the circus and onto the street, such as the self-balancing eniCycle, the UnoMoto, the EMBRIO and Honda’s U3-X.

We might have found your next new ride: Portland, Ore.-based Ryno Motors is redefining the motorcycle. Not only is it a unicycle, this self-balancing vehicle is electrically powered. Although the bike ...