Here is another page for it.
[url]http://www.magicwheel.org/[/url]


[quote]"This is an ideal alternative for people who are used to riding skateboards, scooters, and roller blades," said Kevin Johnston, of Magicwheels.

"It is much faster than a skateboard due to the sports wheel and it also goes further on each push of the foot. It will certainly get the user noticed."

Mr Johnston said the £120 wheel is easy to ride and even easier to manoeuvre.[/quote]

Seems to be licensed to be produced by a company in China?
[url]http://www.madeinchina.com/104787/P162749/Magic-Wheel.shtml[/url]

read more here
[url]http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/main.jhtml?xml=/news/2007/07/20/nwheel120.xml[/url]

they printed that text 23/07/2007 and had it not been for Alexey informing us here I would have no way of knowing.

[url]http://www.bikeforums.net/showthread.php?t=374717[/url]

Four pages of responses and could you find one person taking it
serious? All make fun of it. Very few seems positive about it.

Jay, wow, Thanks indeed. What a thing. Amazing.

I feel so stupid. Why on earth didn't I come up with such
a clever thing.

Tell the designer he is a genius. Very smart.

Here is one link to an english page on it.
[url]http://www.magicwheel.co.uk/[/url]

there they link to a youtube thing too.
And on youtube there are others doing their tricks with it.

I feel so happy. and frustrated me didn't come up with it :)

I spent so many hours trying to invent something along this line.
I'm not a designer that is obvious.

I am wondering is anybody from owners of A-bikes has tried to drive Magic Wheel? I myself have A-Bike for 1,5 years it is nice but small wheels or low gear-ratio made it to slow for me. In order to keep desired speed I must to cycle pedals too frequently. Although A-Bike requires no efforts to push the pedals but to turn them over intensively at low speed is unpleasant. Therefore I am looking more agile personal carrier.

Thanks
Alexey