Cool! I haven’t seen any other EUC’s there yet and I’ve been riding it for about a year. Hopefully we’ll meet one day. Also, we have a Nashville EUC group on Facebook. Check it out when you get a minute.
@@haroldrushton6735 very nice, i actually met a couple EUC riders yesterday close to downtown. i got a sherman max back in april so i dont use the greenway as much since i can go pretty fast. i just thought it was cool to see the area i usually ride around. i've been riding for almost 3 yrs, i'm sure we will cross paths at some point
Im on my 3rd day. I’m glad I can step on without getting scared lol. And I figured out why I almost always turn left. It seems that I put more weight, or rather, unconsciously I lighten the load on my right food the moment I step with my left. So I tried not doing that and I’m able to move longer than usual, it still happens but I’m going a lot longer now. I’m still shaken, but I’m glad I’m proving everyday
That’s awesome to hear! Just keep up the work and it’ll all click one day. Before long you’ll wonder why it was so difficult at first to ride. It gets to be second nature and you’ll just get on and go without any thought before long. Great job learning how to ride! 👊👍
Thanks for the mention! The voice-over is great! I have never done one... you have a great voice! Bells are great and even if the pedestrian doesn't hear at least you tried. My bell comes with a rubber ring attachment, I make sure not to use the attachment type that is hard plastic as that could damage our finger during a fall.
Thanks Mike! That’s a great point about using a bell with a rubber band to go around the finger. I agree, in an accident the hard type could devolve a finger pretty easily. Take care and all the best my friend!
The time it takes to learn to ride an EUC varies greatly from one person to the next. I would say it took me about 3 hours total, but that was in roughly one hour increments on separate days. I took my time and just slowly picked up a little at a time until I could get on and ride safely. Just keep at it and you'll get it. Good luck!
I call BS on that too! I have been a week of 15-30 a day learning my new V12. Inmotion make a quality product. I do totally agree that 100 miles is the goal to be reasonably safe around other people, pets and expensive “targets”! Nice video!
I totally agree, lots of people can get on and go straight, but can they stop on the line and do a U-turn of roughly 5 feet in diameter? Can they go off a curb, a curb, make tight 90° turns at slow speed? There are many variations of what a person means by them saying that they can ride. It is taking me three weeks of practicing over one hour a day until I can do all of the above. Only now do I feel safe messing around in traffic and around other pedestrians and dogs, etc. I am now going on 25 mile rides and cruising at over 25 mph. I still feel like I have a lot to learn and I practice in my backyard doing low speed and tight turns and other difficult maneuvers.
I ride around that greenway all the time. it's cool to see another EUC rolling through
Cool! I haven’t seen any other EUC’s there yet and I’ve been riding it for about a year. Hopefully we’ll meet one day.
Also, we have a Nashville EUC group on Facebook. Check it out when you get a minute.
@@haroldrushton6735 very nice, i actually met a couple EUC riders yesterday close to downtown. i got a sherman max back in april so i dont use the greenway as much since i can go pretty fast. i just thought it was cool to see the area i usually ride around. i've been riding for almost 3 yrs, i'm sure we will cross paths at some point
@@Skater1Gamer1 - I also have a Sheman Max and an InMotion V11. I love both wheels. I use both for specific things.
@@haroldrushton6735 i can relate. i own both as well
Im on my 3rd day. I’m glad I can step on without getting scared lol. And I figured out why I almost always turn left. It seems that I put more weight, or rather, unconsciously I lighten the load on my right food the moment I step with my left.
So I tried not doing that and I’m able to move longer than usual, it still happens but I’m going a lot longer now. I’m still shaken, but I’m glad I’m proving everyday
That’s awesome to hear! Just keep up the work and it’ll all click one day. Before long you’ll wonder why it was so difficult at first to ride. It gets to be second nature and you’ll just get on and go without any thought before long. Great job learning how to ride! 👊👍
Thanks for the mention! The voice-over is great! I have never done one... you have a great voice! Bells are great and even if the pedestrian doesn't hear at least you tried. My bell comes with a rubber ring attachment, I make sure not to use the attachment type that is hard plastic as that could damage our finger during a fall.
Thanks Mike! That’s a great point about using a bell with a rubber band to go around the finger. I agree, in an accident the hard type could devolve a finger pretty easily. Take care and all the best my friend!
Nice jacket, where did you buy it?
Thanks! It’s a padded motorcycle jacket I got on eBay. Try a search on there and I’m sure it will show up.
Hawk motorsports. Great price
I own a v11 also. Do you ride with a group around Nashville??
I get doubts when people say that learnt in 10 minutes. In my case it s one week now and still not clean.
The time it takes to learn to ride an EUC varies greatly from one person to the next.
I would say it took me about 3 hours total, but that was in roughly one hour increments on separate days. I took my time and just slowly picked up a little at a time until I could get on and ride safely.
Just keep at it and you'll get it. Good luck!
I call BS on that too! I have been a week of 15-30 a day learning my new V12. Inmotion make a quality product. I do totally agree that 100 miles is the goal to be reasonably safe around other people, pets and expensive “targets”!
Nice video!
I totally agree, lots of people can get on and go straight, but can they stop on the line and do a U-turn of roughly 5 feet in diameter? Can they go off a curb, a curb, make tight 90° turns at slow speed? There are many variations of what a person means by them saying that they can ride. It is taking me three weeks of practicing over one hour a day until I can do all of the above. Only now do I feel safe messing around in traffic and around other pedestrians and dogs, etc. I am now going on 25 mile rides and cruising at over 25 mph. I still feel like I have a lot to learn and I practice in my backyard doing low speed and tight turns and other difficult maneuvers.
Are you from london
No, Nashville, TN.