Sechelt, British Columbia, Canada
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First of all... Watch a ski or snowboard movie from the past 20 years, and you will probably see a RODIO performed (not so different hey?). On a bike they call it a Cash-Roll (and it's awesome, but not that difficult to comprehend).
Secondly, for those who actually think the laws of physics are being broken - they're not. Neither Einstien, Hawking, Heisenberg, or any other physicist would take issue with the motion of this rider. The Newtonian laws of physics arn't being broken, and they were written in the 1600's... come to think of it, Aristotle's (300 BC) laws aren't even being broken, and they're based on the Ether. I agree that good old Orange could revamp their look a little, (even though I like it), but that's not a single pivot bike at all man... if you think about the simplicity of four bar linkedge you'd see that this Orange has a giant chain stay, the equivalent of a tiny little seat stay, and a rocker arm.
Besides, by placing the main pivot on the bottom of the bike and the rest in a small cluster at the top of the bike it would create more horizontal regidity in the rear wheel. 
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