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There will be a .scrollView and a .panel that will include conditional event handling to deal with the event bubble and and to determine if a touch event is scrubbing and if it is not scrubbing, determine the direction of the scrub and then apply the appropriate CSS transform to simulate a natural scrolling wheel radial menu type feel. 

I am also envisioning a "flick" type swipe with momentum, wheel of fortune style, that can be spun using @keyframes.

The menu will have a pull tab style button.  When you press the initial button the menu appears. As the user scrubs with their thumb or finger the wheel rotates and is tracked to current position inside the touchmove event. When the touchend occurs the wheel will ease to a near immediate halt and then while the rotation is paused the use can then initiate a click through.  There will be a conditional to determine if the touchevent is a drag along the surface of the object, and if it is then it will begin the rotation, otherwise, it will realize that it's a click through and the next set of menu items will appear.

The Transition sequence will go like this.  From the menu opening the selected icon will bounceOut and fade as the rest of the items will fade out and the Next Level items will enter the view.  The selected icon will now replace the icon where the home button appeared in place of the + symbol on the pull tab which the user opened.  I am thinking that could be a circle that will likely spin and when it flips to the reverse side you will see the recent selection as that menu selection's sub menu enters the view.  The active Selected icon will now function as a dynamic backstack and this can carry the user forwards and back using this proposed functionality throughout the navigation sequence.  So You click, the indicator flips, the icons change, and the new sub items transition in.  That icon becomes a "click to go back."

Considering the use of checkboxes for the menu items... :checked will provide a selector to reference against.