Jake Layall combines the motorbike and unicycle to create the R.I.O.T Wheel (Re-Invention-Of-The-Wheel). Weighing in at 1100 pounds, Jake spent 18 months building his creation for Burning Man back in 2007.
Jake says the R.I.O.T. Wheel is a completely new concept, "It's the first radical departure
in single-wheel designs in over a hundred years." And if you happen to disagree, Jake makes his case here. Check out his site for more images and technical information.
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2 Comments
That looks like a lot of work just to balance riding that monstrosity.
Some of the "kids" at my retirement complex would have fun tooling this three wheeler through the "security gates". Grandma Judy D
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