Insane Formula 1 Monowheel

A handmade monowheel based on real Formula 1 tires is an innovative and unique way to create a transportation vehicle. The monowheel is essentially a large wheel with the rider seated inside the wheel and pedals attached to the axle. A Formula 1 tire, which is designed for high-speed racing, is used as the outer casing of the wheel, providing durability, stability and traction.

The process of building a monowheel based on real Formula 1 tires would likely involve sourcing the tires and then custom building the monowheel frame to fit the tire. The frame would need to be strong enough to support the rider and all the necessary components, such as the pedals and drivetrain. The Formula 1 tire would need to be mounted on the frame in such a way that it can rotate freely while providing the necessary stability and balance for the rider.

This particular monowheel would be faster and more agile than traditional monowheel designs due to the high-performance and lightweight materials of Formula 1 tire . It could be a perfect vehicle for thrill-seekers and speed enthusiasts who want to experience the thrill of Formula 1 racing in a unique way. But it would not be a practical option for daily commuting and due to it's complexity and the cost.

However, building a monowheel based on real Formula 1 tires would be a challenging and time-consuming process, requiring a high degree of skill, knowledge and specialized equipment. It is a project for highly skilled mechanics and the end result is a one-of-a-kind vehicle that can provide an exhilarating ride experience.

Overall, a handmade monowheel based on real Formula 1 tires is an innovative and unique way to create a transportation vehicle. It offers a fast and agile ride experience but it's not a practical option for daily commuting and it's a project for highly skilled mechanics and thrill-seekers.

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[Void-uslx]

I like the idea of invisible pads to stand on

[knobsdialsandbuttons]

Awesome job !. Do you carry around intermediate and full wet tires, just in case the weather changes ? 😁

[thanksgbryt-thewoc]

This man never fails to entertain me 😎

[lukeshrubsole]

I can’t decide if you’re a genius or insane.. either way, your videos are awesome, keep up the great work.

[richardkeith]

U have become my over night hero making things I can only dream of keep up great work mate

[bigphones]

When your Crew Chief pulls up in this, you know your in for some fun!

[Dayster]

Cool idea but I would have used some stronger motors than one for a hoverboard. Not even for speed, just safety reasons. I'm surprised it was even able to keep you balanced and not overpower the motor with the weight of the wheel and the massive fulcrum your wide stance around the tire created. You've got to be just on the edge of what those motors can push out.

[sandiprayitno]

You use medium on wet track, meanwhile Leclerc use inters on dry track.

[dexrontank]

The rate of the video stream is amazing it would take me 4 months to do one of these products

[bazilwreckerloughead]

That's the coolest mono wheel I've ever seen!

[XDIY]

1. You like wheels.
2. You're awesome!

[yafie]

Imagine going to school with that... bruh 😅

[jonnyive]

Nice work dude. 👍👍
Great end product.

[innocenttroll]

Wonder what it would be like if u had the soft compound instead of a medium maybe it would shave off 1/2 a second

[cpyimitatin]

Dude you should buy a VESC for this build... It's a DIY onewheel controller and has the ability to support large 84v batteries and can go an easy 30mph.

[richardbanner]

Nice to see my companies logo on such an interesting build. Will be sure to share with my colleagues at Mahle.

[xpndblhero]

Nothing like using a $10, 000 tire and a $89 Walmart hover 🤣

[Earthbound]

My question is: where do you get the F1 tires? I'm pretty sure F1 is really cautious of where their wheels end up

[aaronrusting]

should defiantly try to make one with more oompfh idk if its fact but i did look like it was struggling to move much faster than it was going perhaps a stronger brushless motor controller or battery will help since that frame probably weighs a bit not to mention the literal f1 rim and tire your using .. still very creative I wouldn't of thought the components could be reused like this granted you made a hover board into another type of hover board so it makes since.

[mr.nothinggamer]

Good recording, Good work, Good editing, = all in one video