The story of the RYNO electric microcycle – in the inventor's own words

Six years ago, Chris Hoffmann's 13-year-old daughter Lauren said, “Daddy, I’ve been thinking about this one-wheeled motorcycle I saw in a video game. Could you actually build something like that?” What happened next changed his life. In the next few months, Chris' new company begins shipping the Ryno, a self-balancing, one-wheeled US$5250 personal mobility device that has caused tidal waves of interest across the gobe. This is Chris Hoffmann’s story of what happened in the intervening six years, in his own words, and that's 20-year-old Lauren with daddy's one-wheeled motorcycle... Continue Reading The story of the RYNO electric microcycle – in the inventor's own words



Section: Urban Transport



Tags: Batteries, Ryno, Self-balancing, Unicycle



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