Meet the single wheeled RYNO. Incredible isn’t it, and slightly goofy looking at the same time? First off the RYNO was not created by a large corporation with even larger cash reserves for research ...

We've had the opportunity to ride some crazy contraptions over the years here at Engadget, like the skateboard-cum-tank Shredder and the self-balancing two-seater from GM called the EN-V. Today we ...

Posts from this topic will be added to your daily email digest and your homepage feed. The Ryno uses gyroscopes and accelerometers to balance and drive. I’ve tried to learn how to ride a motorcycle ...

The RYNO is a one-wheeled electric vehicle that goes up to 10 mph. (RYNO Motors) The owner of Beaverton-based RYNO Motors says his offbeat electric vehicle resonates with people because it “looks like ...

This sci-fi electric unicycle is the RYNO, a future-badass alternative to the Segway that looks like it got beamed down from the year 2114. But it’s here, and it’s real, and I got to ride it.

What do you get when you cross a Segway and a mobility scooter? The electric RYNO scooter that is apparently impossible to fall off. The one-wheeled, battery-powered scooter can travel at a speed of ...

If you are looking for a new mode of transport, the one wheeled electric RYNO Cycle might be worth more investigation, which is available to purchase from $5,300 and looking to start shipping in the ...

Portland-based Ryno Motors is raising money for its one-wheeled EV “microcycle.” The Oregon Angel Fund committed $800,000 into the bike’s ramp-up to production six weeks ago, a $1.3-million effort ...

Ryno Motors has shipped its first one-wheeled electric gyroscopic motorcycle to an international customer, but plans for mass production have been postponed. The Portland, Oregon, company has put a ...

If the sight of a Segway prompts a double-take, then the Ryno from Ryno Motors will surely take pedestrians and motorists by surprise. It has the look of a motorcycle, yet it’s more like a one-wheeled ...

An electric unicycle sounded much like Star Trek fiction years ago, but 2014 will see this nifty and economical transport solution finally rolling down the street: RYNO the micro-cycle is in the final ...