The Butler, serving the street!

http://vimeo.com/27445190

I meant to write "vertically" not "horizontally", up there. I just woke up. Kind of ruined my whole smarty pants comment.

Props on trying to invent another "new" category though! It worked with the whole "DJ" bike thing. You can charge twice as much for a product that works half as well and breaks twice as often.

You actually just built a BMX Cruiser. Cruisers originally had 26" wheels back in the 70's through the early to mid eighties. As tracks got more technical, with more jumps and closely spaced rollers, more people switched to 24" wheels to get more "pump" and precise control. A smaller diameter wheel allows the bars to get lower and closer, horizontally, to the bottom bracket. This gives the rider more leverage against the pedals for more "pump". Leverage is also increased by having a long font end and short rear triangle. The smaller the wheel, the shorter the rear. Increased stiffness of shorter spokes helps too.