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And Now, a Message from the Future of Transportation

Unicycles have a history of looking silly. That’s probably because they’re fundamentally so. But this... this... I... I almost have to excuse myself...

Ty Dunitz
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Unicycles have a history of looking silly. That’s probably because they’re fundamentally so. But this... this... I... I almost have to excuse myself...

Unicycles have a history of looking silly. That’s probably because they’re fundamentally so.

But this... this... I... I almost have to excuse myself to go weep.

This no-nonsense exercise in TOTALLY AWESOME THINGS THAT RULE is the brainchild of designer Liam Ferguson. And by Thor’s hammer, what a brainchild.

‘The Hornet’ Is controlled by the same gyroscopic systems used in Segways. (I can hear you snickering. Stop that.) This baby can literally turn in place, and is hydrogen-powered, so it’s as green as your friends will be as you ride down the street looking like you fell out of the g*dd*mn Matrix.

Have some more pictures, because this svelte little number is too sexy not to show off from every angle.

[Via Bit Rebels]

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Ty Dunitz
Ty DunitzArtist & Writer

Ty is an illustrator who stays up too late and must wear glasses. Ty Dunitz contributed articles on consumer technology, social media and online communication, and design and digital culture to TECHi.

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