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@@LillianChampagneBowers Thanks for the inspirational comments Lillian! Perfect description of the feeling enjoyed while riding EUCs. Wishing you many more years of enjoying EUCs!

@@haroldsmith45302 Truly my pleasure!

@@johnraymond4152 Hey John, thanks for the comments! Congratulations on making the decision. I do recommend having the safety gear first. It would have saved me some bruises as I did fall a few times while learning. I rode Mr. Bean for about two weeks before I wanted more speed. A middle sized EUC might be perfect to start with. LMK how the journey goes.

@@BobJohnson-xg9ng Thanks for the comments Bob. I really enjoyed doing the whole trail in one shot. My battery was still at 2 bars (out of 5) when I finished. Yes, the Black Adder is still with me. I just haven’t had much time to ride lately.

What up motomert! Good to see you're doing well and still riding La Roue! I really enjoy watching you ride the T4 pro through various awesome trails because I can vicariously relate with my own wheel. the T4 is honestly such a great wheel for local commuting or trails. I've put my wheel through alot this year haha so many awful wrecks luckily nothing serious injuries and always (mostly) ride with my gear on but this wheel is built like a tank! If you know how to maintenance and repair the wheel it's a solid wheel. Keep on riding dude!

@ Thanks for the comments Johnny! I am glad you are riding a lot (I guess I am not the only one who has an occasional losing battle with gravity). I am enjoying riding in the cooler weather. It also makes it easier to gear up and not feel too hot.

@@marcelosouza5813 Thanks for the comments. It’s so much fun! Enjoy.

@@flyntonyb Hey Tony, thanks for the comments. I’m at just over a year of EUC riding and the thrill is still there. I am always looking for reasons to ride whether a dentist appointment, going to Target, out to eat or just a pure ride for pleasure on a trail. Enjoy!

@@suhdongil Thanks for the comments. That’s cool. Wish I would have had one of my wheels while I was there.

@@UpcomingJedi Right, time to take a break and come back stronger.

@@robrockatansky5905 Thanks Rob. I did enjoy Princes Chicken there! Need to go back for other options.

@@christinadowns8395 Thanks Christina. Wait til you see next week’s city!

@@Jeremybaland Hi Jeremy, yes, I ride everyday I am home. Just haven’t been any new places for making videos.

@@motomert157 That is outstanding! I love to see this, and believe it motivates people of all ages. I'm 51 and have been riding for about a month and hope to keep this up until I physically cant.

@@ArduinaMaini I recently started putting stickers on my big thermos style cups. I need to out some on my wheels!

@@HARDRESS316 Strange. Do you have it set to the right type of vehicle? Maybe try the custom setting. I have had mine awhile now and it has been working perfectly. A work around would be to set it a bit higher than you really want.

@@motomert157 Thanks for replying! My tire says it wants 7.5 but the pump stops at 5 ish. I don't know if it's poorly calibrated, a metric/imperial thing, or just me being dumb. Similar with my wife's road tires, but it won't go past 1.

@@HARDRESS316 How strange. I guess I would return it for money back or exchange if you want to try another one. Frustrating!

@@MichaelHollandOne Thanks Michael. Enjoy that next wheel!

@@MisterGames That’s great! Lmk which EUC you get. I learned to ride on my KS 14M. After 2 weeks I wanted more speed and range. I have 3 EUCs now and I still ride the KS for short errands.

@@motomert157 My short list is... 16x and s16Pro and V12. The v11y is out due to hassle adjusting and checking suspension. T4 is out due to zero water protection (i am a fair weather rider but sometimes i cannot avoid surface water) and no way to protect it with a padded covering while i learn. I have zero desire for off road trails. Absolutely must be able to do at least 60km distance with room to spare, not crawl to 60. Not sure if the s16pro can do that and there are no full commuting type range tests to judge by that i can find. V12 costs 300 bux more than the x16 in my world, but i am not sure i get 300 bux more value, but do get more weight, which due to momentum alone should soften some path bumps. There are pros and cons for each if them. Music doesn't matter to me. Disco lights do not matter to me. Looks do not matter as i cannot see it when i am riding anyway. And i an not willing to spend 50% more to 2x more coin in my area to get a Master or Lynx. I dont want to rule out the s16 pro so i will keep searching until i find some proper real world range tests.

@@noelleonard2498 Thanks for the comments. I will try mode 2.

@@UpcomingJedi That’s right. I think since White Sands is not an easy location to get to there are less inconsiderate people visiting.

@@BobJohnson-xg9ng Exactly right. The Flagstaff ride was a bonus as my Wife, dog and I did a 2,000 mile road trip to 4 National Parks. Luckily Mr. Bean doesn’t take up too much room!

@@robertgreen7593 Thanks for your comments Robert!

@@ruzhuoli9970 Awesome! Enjoy.

@@TheRoadTaken Thanks for the comments. The V8 sounds good. I rode my KS M14 for a couple weeks vefore I wanted more speed. I still ride the M14 thiugh almost everyday. Enjoy the ride!

@@motomert157 Good to know about the M14. My biggest(?) hesitation in buying an EUC (expense) is I'll outgrown it too quickly. I think the V8 will last me quite a while though. My wife and I are going to be traveling in an RV (thus the name "TheRoadTaken") and will be taking the EUC with me to explore. Stay safe and looking forward to watching your other videos!

@@Mr.And.Mrs.swanson1522 Thanks for your comments Ms. Carletta! Maple Bourbon is a toy poodle (female). I have a few videos uploaded with her traveling around. An e-trike sounds good. I have three electric unicycles now and I look forward to excuses to ride each one any time I can. I am sure you will enjoy that trike!

@@TWDay-sy6nq Yikes! I have used it 7 or 8 times so far, but only on small tires. Thanks for the comment.

@@Ambient_P Thank you! It was nice to spend some time in Flagstaff before it gets cold.

@@robrockatansky5905 Hey Rob, only because it was on my KS14M, going about 8mph with no traffic. Felt like much more risk sand sledding than riding my little wheel.

@@motomert157 just busting your chops a little!

I’m also 62 and have my first EUC on order. It’s one with the max speed of 22 mph so that’s about as fast as I want to go.

@@PeterLarsenJr If you weight more than 150lb you should goes with a more powerful EUC later. It's for your safety. If your EUC top speed = 22mph . do not goes faster than 15mph. It will shut off if it is over load. Also wear your knee guard, arm guard and helmet.

@@stevenmcbride2776 Thanks for the comments Steven. It’s awesome that EUC riding is something you do as a family!

@@MrYondaime705 Hi Mr.Y, Thanks for the comments. Central Park would be magical to ride in. Lucky You! I have been keeping my psi at 250. I check it about once a month and usually have to add air. Would be nice to have no maintenance but I am happy with the stock suspension and I like to get my wheels up on the table once a month for a good check. Leaving later today for a 5 day roadtrip and taking a wheel ‘along for the ride!’