Awesome rip! You've got some great trails there. This may be a stupid question but any recommendations for keeping the trailing leg from killing you after a couple of trails? Just practice and conditioning?
@gymkhanadog Thanks bro! these vescs can rip for sure!!! 💨🔥🤙 We are pretty lucky here, with our trails. There's some bangers! 👊 Not a stupid question at all dude, I'm always happy to help. Unfortunately, it is just practice and conditioning, my friend. I feel you can lose it if you don't ride for a while, too. I always try and push to do another section or so when I ride. It definitely helps condition those legs. Push it enough that you still have control. You can also train at home, using a plank of wood and a balance ball if you can't ride
As Darren says it takes time to get used to using groups of muscles in a new way. A regular hop off and leg and ankle stretch helps a lot. On smooth flat stuff you can carve easily to keep your muscles loose not stiff. Maybe put a ton of miles doen on tarmac additionally to anything offroad? On trails is a tenser game altogether and the chances to carve about are less, to lose the tension. As you go you will relax more when the board is moving about, learning to trust it to level and ride out stuff grows with experience. And that relaxation and good focus is where you want to be for trails really. Oh the rejecting the board shiznit do happen haha
What is it? a cheaper ONE WHEEL? I'VE always wanted to try a ONE WHEEL but they are so expensive.. I've got a couple of EUC's the GOTWAY RS 100V & NINEBOT Z6.. what should I look to next??
@rcpete7055 It's called a vesc dude. It's not a Future Motion (onewheel) board. Those guys limit their boards capabilities and restrict you from tampering with them. These vesc boards are fully open source, so they unleash the full potential of your board. They also give you many more ways to adjust the ride feel to suit. This one, you can buy from "Fungineers". You can get everything but the bumpers from them, which advise getting from "The Float Life". It's basically a plug and play kit. I paid all in around £1650 but I had my own footpads and bumpers to put on it. It's called the "Funwheel" I'd highly recommend. It fits all "onewheel XR" aftermarket accessories, which is cool because it has a huge variety of products available. The Funwheel is great for that. The quality of their products, the ease of assembly, and the price are unmatched, in my opinion. You can also buy any of the items that break and repair it yourself. Another thing you can't do with a Future Motion Onewheel. Hope that helps dude, and thank you for watching! 🤙 If you get one, you'll love it, I'm sure!!! 💨🤘🔥 Let me know if you don't! 😝
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Awesome rip! You've got some great trails there.
This may be a stupid question but any recommendations for keeping the trailing leg from killing you after a couple of trails? Just practice and conditioning?
@gymkhanadog Thanks bro! these vescs can rip for sure!!! 💨🔥🤙 We are pretty lucky here, with our trails. There's some bangers! 👊
Not a stupid question at all dude, I'm always happy to help. Unfortunately, it is just practice and conditioning, my friend. I feel you can lose it if you don't ride for a while, too. I always try and push to do another section or so when I ride. It definitely helps condition those legs. Push it enough that you still have control. You can also train at home, using a plank of wood and a balance ball if you can't ride
As Darren says it takes time to get used to using groups of muscles in a new way. A regular hop off and leg and ankle stretch helps a lot. On smooth flat stuff you can carve easily to keep your muscles loose not stiff. Maybe put a ton of miles doen on tarmac additionally to anything offroad? On trails is a tenser game altogether and the chances to carve about are less, to lose the tension. As you go you will relax more when the board is moving about, learning to trust it to level and ride out stuff grows with experience. And that relaxation and good focus is where you want to be for trails really. Oh the rejecting the board shiznit do happen haha
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What is it? a cheaper ONE WHEEL? I'VE always wanted to try a ONE WHEEL but they are so expensive.. I've got a couple of EUC's the GOTWAY RS 100V & NINEBOT Z6.. what should I look to next??
@rcpete7055 It's called a vesc dude. It's not a Future Motion (onewheel) board. Those guys limit their boards capabilities and restrict you from tampering with them. These vesc boards are fully open source, so they unleash the full potential of your board. They also give you many more ways to adjust the ride feel to suit. This one, you can buy from "Fungineers". You can get everything but the bumpers from them, which advise getting from "The Float Life". It's basically a plug and play kit. I paid all in around £1650 but I had my own footpads and bumpers to put on it. It's called the "Funwheel" I'd highly recommend. It fits all "onewheel XR" aftermarket accessories, which is cool because it has a huge variety of products available. The Funwheel is great for that. The quality of their products, the ease of assembly, and the price are unmatched, in my opinion. You can also buy any of the items that break and repair it yourself. Another thing you can't do with a Future Motion Onewheel. Hope that helps dude, and thank you for watching! 🤙 If you get one, you'll love it, I'm sure!!! 💨🤘🔥 Let me know if you don't! 😝
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@bugs.floats Thanks mate!!! 🙌🧡🙌 I'm on footage catch up! 🙈😅