Amazing video! a tiny bit of mistakes but on the other hand there were a lot of great things you said that could introduce others to riding electric unicycles too! Also, can you make a tutorial on how to mount the insta 360 to your unicycle, I think a lot of euc riders would highly benefit from that!
I have a V10F. I just started riding yesterday. I have been a traditional unicyclist for over 27 years. For me it came naturally to learn ro ride this EUC. What tire pressure do you ride for street and dirt? Tire says 35-45psi. I put in 40psi for the street yesterday. One thing i noticed yesterday is it was not level at all one time. It was rocked back on a bad upwards angle on the pedals. I turned ot OFF and closed the app on my phone and then rebooted both of them and then it leveled back the right way. Crazy how that happened. This is a lot of fun. Great video. Jeff - Sunny Central Florida
Yes, it can easily do either of those. I have the baby brother of this the V8S and it can handle any sort of light off-roading. I go down stairs and pop up curbs, and this has a twice as powerful motor. Dirt and gravel paths are not any issue, if I came across boulders or something, I’d just pick it up and walk around. Edit: I should also say I have a much more powerful one, and that’ll go pretty much anywhere (as in up 45 degree inclines). I personally like to have learned on a smaller one like this, but you’ll probably also get a fast one if you end up liking EUCs. Some encourage people to just get the wheel they’ll end up with since buying once is cheaper. I do however still use the V8S, because it’s light and easy, and it was much easier to learn on. It takes more confidence and skill to throw around a heavy EUC with your legs. For getting on a train, I’ll still take the V8S all day, it only weighs around 30 pounds, it’s smaller, it’s easy to trolley around walking around the station. My bigger wheel weighs more than 70 pounds and is harder to trolley around or carry onto the train. For going a mile and to the grocery, the lighter wheel is better, I use it for short, quick errands where I need to trolley around or throw the wheel in a shopping cart.
Onewheel is cool toy, but that`s it - a toy. You can have a great time cruising around, but when it comes to safety, speed, versatility, etc, EUC beats it easily.
Thanks for the kind words about the video! I always appreciate constructive criticism (could do without the callout), as this video is meant for beginners or people that are looking at getting into it and can hopefully see a rad community surrounding it🤘🏼
What you did and tried to teach others wrong with this video: Riding an EUC without ANY protective gear....wrong, very wrong! Every EUC video HAS to start with explaining how important is to wear protective gear....I bet you didnt crashed on an EUC before cuz after that I am sure that you will wear helmet and kneeguard MINIMUM. Second: Riding a commuter EUC on offroad....you will break the pedals and/or the axis sooner or later. This wheel doesn't meant to be used on offroad, there are differnet models for that. 3dr: Telling to grab the handle after taking off the wheel...nope, that function is for grabbing the wheel and lets say putting it up on a train or bus or stairs. And the list can go on and on.... You can ride it comfortably, you didn't learnt it 1 day before thats for sure, but please don't show off like a pro when you aren't... I am riding a similar wheel for 1 year but I learned a lot besides how to ride it from other who ride these things for 10 years and from my own mistakes. Believe me, you don't want to fall off even at 20km/h on your knees on the asphalt....Kneeguard was broken, but saved my knee literally. Even with that my knee was hurting 2 days after that.
go on your phone and dont wear any protective gear!!!...cmon dude community need safety advice so we dont get em banned....v10 is fun but moved to v11...coming off on a pothole on v10 at over 20 mph is no fun ...suspension makes it safer....but wear gear bro...at least in your vids to show the right path to folk
Videos like this, where EUC is being ridden without wearing safety gears, is what gives EUC community a bad name. It's irresponsible. Specially at a time when the community is trying to promote PEVs in a good light, so that local governments doesn't ban or restrict their use like all the other PEVs. I know you meant well, but please, do not ignore such glaring oversight next time...thank you.
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Will this E-Unicycle be on your list of cool things to own?
I definitely want an EUC but the in motion V12 HT
Amazing video! a tiny bit of mistakes but on the other hand there were a lot of great things you said that could introduce others to riding electric unicycles too!
Also, can you make a tutorial on how to mount the insta 360 to your unicycle, I think a lot of euc riders would highly benefit from that!
I have a V10F. I just started riding yesterday. I have been a traditional unicyclist for over 27 years. For me it came naturally to learn ro ride this EUC. What tire pressure do you ride for street and dirt? Tire says 35-45psi. I put in 40psi for the street yesterday. One thing i noticed yesterday is it was not level at all one time. It was rocked back on a bad upwards angle on the pedals. I turned ot OFF and closed the app on my phone and then rebooted both of them and then it leveled back the right way. Crazy how that happened. This is a lot of fun. Great video.
Jeff - Sunny Central Florida
I want one!
They’re so much fun!
Will this be suitable for both sidewalks and light trail use as well ? (Double track) With hard packed dirt ?
Yes, it can easily do either of those. I have the baby brother of this the V8S and it can handle any sort of light off-roading. I go down stairs and pop up curbs, and this has a twice as powerful motor. Dirt and gravel paths are not any issue, if I came across boulders or something, I’d just pick it up and walk around.
Edit: I should also say I have a much more powerful one, and that’ll go pretty much anywhere (as in up 45 degree inclines). I personally like to have learned on a smaller one like this, but you’ll probably also get a fast one if you end up liking EUCs. Some encourage people to just get the wheel they’ll end up with since buying once is cheaper. I do however still use the V8S, because it’s light and easy, and it was much easier to learn on. It takes more confidence and skill to throw around a heavy EUC with your legs. For getting on a train, I’ll still take the V8S all day, it only weighs around 30 pounds, it’s smaller, it’s easy to trolley around walking around the station. My bigger wheel weighs more than 70 pounds and is harder to trolley around or carry onto the train. For going a mile and to the grocery, the lighter wheel is better, I use it for short, quick errands where I need to trolley around or throw the wheel in a shopping cart.
Onewheel is cool toy, but that`s it - a toy. You can have a great time cruising around, but when it comes to safety, speed, versatility, etc, EUC beats it easily.
Friggin A i needa get one pronto😂
DO IT! It's so rad!
noob, You will learn the ways of the EUC. Great first time video though brother. Also seriously get pads for everything.
Thanks for the kind words about the video! I always appreciate constructive criticism (could do without the callout), as this video is meant for beginners or people that are looking at getting into it and can hopefully see a rad community surrounding it🤘🏼
Dislikes for no helmet and safety gear
What you did and tried to teach others wrong with this video: Riding an EUC without ANY protective gear....wrong, very wrong! Every EUC video HAS to start with explaining how important is to wear protective gear....I bet you didnt crashed on an EUC before cuz after that I am sure that you will wear helmet and kneeguard MINIMUM. Second: Riding a commuter EUC on offroad....you will break the pedals and/or the axis sooner or later. This wheel doesn't meant to be used on offroad, there are differnet models for that. 3dr: Telling to grab the handle after taking off the wheel...nope, that function is for grabbing the wheel and lets say putting it up on a train or bus or stairs. And the list can go on and on.... You can ride it comfortably, you didn't learnt it 1 day before thats for sure, but please don't show off like a pro when you aren't... I am riding a similar wheel for 1 year but I learned a lot besides how to ride it from other who ride these things for 10 years and from my own mistakes. Believe me, you don't want to fall off even at 20km/h on your knees on the asphalt....Kneeguard was broken, but saved my knee literally. Even with that my knee was hurting 2 days after that.
Cry me a river
I expect an apology video next!
go on your phone and dont wear any protective gear!!!...cmon dude community need safety advice so we dont get em banned....v10 is fun but moved to v11...coming off on a pothole on v10 at over 20 mph is no fun ...suspension makes it safer....but wear gear bro...at least in your vids to show the right path to folk
Definitely agree. Was planning on mentioning that in the video and forgot. Thanks for bringing it up🤙🏽
Videos like this, where EUC is being ridden without wearing safety gears, is what gives EUC community a bad name. It's irresponsible. Specially at a time when the community is trying to promote PEVs in a good light, so that local governments doesn't ban or restrict their use like all the other PEVs. I know you meant well, but please, do not ignore such glaring oversight next time...thank you.
Oh shut it Karen