Cette roue est faite pour les débutants pour ceux qui ont vraiment peur de monter sur un euc car peur de tomber peur de ne pas réussir à tenir l'équilibre. Je donne des cours et je sais que certains arrivent à monter dessus tout seul mais n'arrive pas à se pencher une fois qu'ils ont monté l'engin. Donc cela permettrait de permettre à ses personnes de prendre quelques notions pour réussir à accélérer freiner de laisser l'appréhension de coté dans un premier temps et dés qu'ils seront plus à l'aise ils peuvent essayer un euc standard à une roue. Je trouve l'idée intéressante même si je comprends que cela puisse également donné de mauvaises habitudes et d'un coté plus de complications pour apprendre les bases et s'améliorer.
If these were built just a little bit better (tougher) and the prioce was just a little bit lower, maybe it would be a good deal, but as is, not so good. Too much buck for the bang!
this is not the future of EUC. who is asking for these 2 wheel designs? werent these how euc's were initially designed in the first place when they originally hit the market? you even said it yourself, its harder to turn so isnt this counterintuitive for a beginner? extremely low clearance cant even ride up that little bump of a curb. this is a massive piece of crap. who is actually buying this?
Hey cheers for taking a look and I understand your position. It is quite a reactive wheel in the comments, many find it a little confused for its need. I think this is great for a few things. A training school, perhaps groups like school visits to allow people to experience it in small lesson times. I have seen benefits for my children who have some learning difficulties and also people with a disability. I think all stores should have one as a first way to let someone feel the wheel kind of thing. Most of us already riding are probably very able bodied or kids that grew up with skateboards and balance, this I guess is for those of us that are a little more uncoordinated. It hopefully is also a cheaper way to get to the shops for some people, hopefully they price it very very well. But yea, I get where you are coming from. I still like all wheels I guess… kinda even this :)
@@bruceblackerby3742 dont worry, im not buying it, but many people actually agree with me. i see you just purchased one. youll be disappointed in a matter of weeks, if not days.
It looks dangerous. Why make things harder than a regular EUC? You don't learn to ride a bike just to eventually leave the training wheels on it. More tires to buy, more tubes and more slime. More maintenance on keeping the air the same. Honestly, if that was sitting next to my old Begode MCM5v2, that e20 would never see the light of day... and I am an inmotion fanboy having almost every model.
It looks dangerous..? I hate to break it to you but I have a closet full of wheels and unfortunately this might be the one that gets my wife to step on. "You don't learn to ride a bike and leave the training wheels on.." yeah dude but both of the first bikes I bought for my children HAD training wheels yes? Like if you buy this you're incapable of progressing or upgrading in the future?
hey Matt thanks for watching and dropping a comment. I gotta say this one doesn’t feel very dangerous. It does step it down a lot and makes it much more approachable, more like a toy I guess. Near the kids school little ones were much more approachable on this that the bigger wheels, I don’t think it intimidated them as much. For one of my boys who has some learning difficulties I was super proud to see him take this on and somewhat succeed :) the crashes still shake him up. the stability is great for him. I’m glad I started on a one wheel euc as I am more able bodied, i did have to go in blind without really knowing. I think if they had this at the store when I bought my V11 though I would have tested it at the store to get the feel first.
@@Killpocalips if you progress and upgrade in the future, you still have to learn to ride an EUC. I'm sure this feels totally different and the reason I said dangerous because it gives incentive by making it look easier and balancing easier when in reality you may have less control. Maybe I shouldnt say anything until I try it, but same goes for those who thinks it may be the bees knees. An EUC is an EUC. we all have em. We know how they work. This on the other hand is pretty new. Looks like a narrow Segway.
@@Killpocalips Grumblers will be grumblers. Some people would grumble if you were going to hang them with a new rope. This wasn't made for experienced riders but for children, older folks, and people who are too intimidated by EUCs to ever learn to ride a traditional one. I think they are a great idea. But they need to build them a little tougher and a little less costly.
this 1 have no seat on it easy to get injury i know it selfbalanceing EUC but have no seat on it kind dangerous and this thing cost too much speed slow and cost too much
Just purchased one. It has a trolley handle.
"Eating some cakes" story of my life !! haha nice one Joshy
So delicious, cream… jam, chocolate WHATEVER HAS CAKE
Thank you for answering my concern about your thoughts on transition from two wheels to one. I think i may get one. 👍🏽😀
Cette roue est faite pour les débutants pour ceux qui ont vraiment peur de monter sur un euc car peur de tomber peur de ne pas réussir à tenir l'équilibre. Je donne des cours et je sais que certains arrivent à monter dessus tout seul mais n'arrive pas à se pencher une fois qu'ils ont monté l'engin. Donc cela permettrait de permettre à ses personnes de prendre quelques notions pour réussir à accélérer freiner de laisser l'appréhension de coté dans un premier temps et dés qu'ils seront plus à l'aise ils peuvent essayer un euc standard à une roue.
Je trouve l'idée intéressante même si je comprends que cela puisse également donné de mauvaises habitudes et d'un coté plus de complications pour apprendre les bases et s'améliorer.
That looks like it would be good for learning to go backwards!!!
YES! I can finally roll backwards :)
This better that Future Motion Pint S ( $1,400)
This Inmotion E20 only cost $700
it got cut off bad
If these were built just a little bit better (tougher) and the prioce was just a little bit lower, maybe it would be a good deal, but as is, not so good. Too much buck for the bang!
Technically if it has more than one wheel it ain't a Unicycle and shouldn't be called one
Uni = one
It really does have only one wheel. It does have two tires on this one wheel.
It's so ugly
It just needs some googly eyes 👀
this is not the future of EUC. who is asking for these 2 wheel designs? werent these how euc's were initially designed in the first place when they originally hit the market?
you even said it yourself, its harder to turn so isnt this counterintuitive for a beginner? extremely low clearance cant even ride up that little bump of a curb. this is a massive piece of crap. who is actually buying this?
i think he said it didn't do too well riding up the gutters, which i believe are these 45-degree slants from the road up to the curb?
Hey cheers for taking a look and I understand your position. It is quite a reactive wheel in the comments, many find it a little confused for its need.
I think this is great for a few things. A training school, perhaps groups like school visits to allow people to experience it in small lesson times. I have seen benefits for my children who have some learning difficulties and also people with a disability.
I think all stores should have one as a first way to let someone feel the wheel kind of thing.
Most of us already riding are probably very able bodied or kids that grew up with skateboards and balance, this I guess is for those of us that are a little more uncoordinated. It hopefully is also a cheaper way to get to the shops for some people, hopefully they price it very very well.
But yea, I get where you are coming from. I still like all wheels I guess… kinda even this :)
Don't like it, don't buy it. Your opinion is clearly not shared by many.
@@bruceblackerby3742 dont worry, im not buying it, but many people actually agree with me.
i see you just purchased one. youll be disappointed in a matter of weeks, if not days.
@@AcolisIt's a tool. I purchased it for next to nothing as a starter. Nothing more. No disappointment.
It looks dangerous. Why make things harder than a regular EUC? You don't learn to ride a bike just to eventually leave the training wheels on it. More tires to buy, more tubes and more slime. More maintenance on keeping the air the same. Honestly, if that was sitting next to my old Begode MCM5v2, that e20 would never see the light of day... and I am an inmotion fanboy having almost every model.
I think it's pretty cool, looks like it would be easier for someone new to learn to just get moving (usually the hardest part.)
It looks dangerous..? I hate to break it to you but I have a closet full of wheels and unfortunately this might be the one that gets my wife to step on. "You don't learn to ride a bike and leave the training wheels on.." yeah dude but both of the first bikes I bought for my children HAD training wheels yes? Like if you buy this you're incapable of progressing or upgrading in the future?
hey Matt thanks for watching and dropping a comment.
I gotta say this one doesn’t feel very dangerous. It does step it down a lot and makes it much more approachable, more like a toy I guess.
Near the kids school little ones were much more approachable on this that the bigger wheels, I don’t think it intimidated them as much.
For one of my boys who has some learning difficulties I was super proud to see him take this on and somewhat succeed :) the crashes still shake him up. the stability is great for him.
I’m glad I started on a one wheel euc as I am more able bodied, i did have to go in blind without really knowing. I think if they had this at the store when I bought my V11 though I would have tested it at the store to get the feel first.
@@Killpocalips if you progress and upgrade in the future, you still have to learn to ride an EUC. I'm sure this feels totally different and the reason I said dangerous because it gives incentive by making it look easier and balancing easier when in reality you may have less control. Maybe I shouldnt say anything until I try it, but same goes for those who thinks it may be the bees knees. An EUC is an EUC. we all have em. We know how they work. This on the other hand is pretty new. Looks like a narrow Segway.
@@Killpocalips Grumblers will be grumblers. Some people would grumble if you were going to hang them with a new rope. This wasn't made for experienced riders but for children, older folks, and people who are too intimidated by EUCs to ever learn to ride a traditional one. I think they are a great idea. But they need to build them a little tougher and a little less costly.
this 1 have no seat on it easy to get injury i know it selfbalanceing EUC but have no seat on it kind dangerous and this thing cost too much speed slow and cost too much
No EUC have seat on it. Those EUC with seats the rider put them there, the EUC didn't come with it
A seat has been promised.
0:36 - It seems like wearing groin protection while using this vehicle would be a good idea. 🥜🪖
Sometimes I think this is just a good idea for everyday life :) never hurts to be too careful
@@eucaus 👌😅