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You Can Hit The Road At 16 Mph On The Moto Pogo Unicycle

You Can Hit The Road At 16 Mph On The Moto Pogo Unicycle

Posted on June 21, 2015August 11, 2019 By Jarvis

We’re big fans of the Ryno Microcycle, with its compact size, aggressive styling, and ability to carry a decent load of cargo, but it’s also quite pricey for a short-distance transport device. If you find the sticker price a little too restrictive but still would like a motorized unicycle, the Moto Pogo might offer a more affordable alternative.

Similar to Ryno’s flagship, the new unicycle features a single wheel design, with built-in handlebars, footpads, and a saddle directly above the wheel. While not quite as aggressive in styling, it does have its charms, with its large wheel making the whole thing look a lot less goofy than the kind of unicycles circus clowns would ride.
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