Thanks for watching this video series and welcome back to the comments section! I'm glad you're enjoying the positive vibes through the learning process because it's been so much fun picking up esk8!
Hi Lemon, thanks for watching the video and welcome back to the comments section! hahaha, I'm working on it. I'm hoping that I can inspire people to pick up the sport or try something new because if I can do it, anyone can! lol
@@eyebahnrides lol I think you’re just be modest friend. You’re quite skilled. Not the easiest sport to pick up but you’ve done it none the less! Good job man. 👏🏽✨
I'm loving this series! I've had a house guest since I got my new esk8 and finally got to go for my first ride this evening after taking her to the airport. Even though I'm right handed, I started riding goofy, and overall felt more confident riding that way. I spent about 90 minutes riding around the paths at a state park beach and felt fairly confident carving around. I definitely felt my confidence building over that time. I spent the first hour or so at 9-13 mph, but felt confident enough by the end to move up to 15-23 mph in mode 2. I noticed things started to get more twitchy at the higher speeds (and as I was starting to get a little more tired), so I decided it was time to pack it up for the evening and quit before I did something stupid, like try mode 3 or 4, lol! A couple of observations, I was impressed with the little 150mm AT tires ability to traverse divots, etc. On the downside I did find the turning radius to be a little lacking a few times, but I guess that's one of the limitations of having a ~39" board. Overall, I'm so glad you introduced me to the esk8's. So far I have zero regrets with the purchase and can't wait to take it out again this weekend! With that said, I am beginning to wonder how much use the e-scoots will be getting in the future...
I’m glad you’re enjoying it! It’s been a ton of fun to learn and quite rewarding! I’m glad your board finally came in and you’ve been enjoying it 👊🏼. You’re much braver and picked it up much quicker than I did 🫡, I still can’t get over the 21+ mph hump to try mode 3 out of 4 in traffic. I can do higher speeds in practice but it’s terrifying when theres traffic around. It doesn’t feel like second nature yet! The AT tires are amazing for comfort but does have its drawbacks. I just installed my new cloud wheel street Rover 110s and I’m still getting used to them! It’s quite harsh but the board feels more responsive. I took some time to recover after my crash where I tore up my hip but I’m back on the board practicing. I recorded episode 4 so it’ll be ready next week but I have a group ride video for y’all this week! Thanks for joining me on the journey, I’m glad to spread the esk8 love! Just do what I do, ride the one that you’re feeling that day! 😂
@@eyebahnrides I hear you on being reserved at this point. I was getting really comfortable up to 15 mph on mode 1. Mode two started off well, but I did catch myself almost eating sh!t while carving back and forth closer to 20 mph. And sobering when it happened and realizing I wasn't going to be running it off if I did, lol! I can maybe see using the higher modes for going in a straight line in a somewhat controlled environment, but I just don't think I'd have enough confidence to go that fast at this point as any incorrect slight input (on my board at least) would be disastrous. I suspect my board is faster than yours, but I can't see me ever wanting to go 37 mph on that damn thing, EVER! Good info on the other wheels! I got a set of the 120mm cloud wheels with mine, but I think I'll hold off on trying those for quite a while. I had originally thought about getting a set of 75mm-85mm or so squared-off street wheels also, but I don't see me doing that now for the foreseeable future. I'll keep my 150mm AT training wheels on for now, lol! I set the pressure at 42 psi and with mine having shorter sidewalls that yours, they feel very responsive and have tons of grip, even over light sand patches on the paved trails I was carving on, but there's no doubt in my mind the urethane wheels are still much more responsive. At this point, for me anyway, the last thing I think I need is even more responsiveness or slip, haha! Another thing I forgot to mention that kind of caught me by surprise was the range of the board, I only used one bar after 90 min or so... No way could I outlast the battery in this thing in one day! Insane range. I don't doubt for a second it would go 40+ miles at
@@ssoffshore5111 Your board is definitely a bit faster than mine because the At2+ only goes 33-35mph (which honestly I don't think I'll ever do). Now that the weather is nicer and I have a bit more time, I'm finding more time to practice. I'm feeling quite a bit more comfortable at speed. However, it's a different story when you're in NYC traffic. Like you said, the margin for error in the city is slim at best. Even if you take just the bike lanes, you better have full control of your board in rush hour. There you have citibikers/delivery people/cyclists/ PEV users on your ass in a potholed riddled lane thats barely 3 feet wide all while having to keep an eye out for unaware pedestrians/ animals/ debris. Not to mention most of the bike lanes now have a cement block on one side while you have the curb on the otherside. Thats why most of us call those places death traps!
@@eyebahnrides I know you're used to living in the city and being in the traffic/confined areas, but I agree you basically need to get to the point where the board is an extension of your body and everything is second nature before playing in NYC traffic or in those bike lanes from hell. I have to keep reminding myself, even in open areas, one wrong move could be seriously life-changing, and not in a good way! 🙃
@@ssoffshore5111 aint that the truth sir. As much as I want to have fun and create content for the channel, I don't want a life altering accident. I'd like to have a long life with my family lol
Thanks for watching! The goal of the series is to hopefully inspire others to atleast try esk8 even though they think they can't do it because if I can do it, any one can! It's been so much fun and the community has been so positive and welcoming, I'd love everyone to experience it as well 🙏🏼.
Thanks for watching the video! It was until I actually crashed after the cameras were turned off lol. I got a little too comfortable and accidentally changed the mode to max settings. Luckily I had the armor and helmet which ate most of the fall but my hip was pretty torn up since I skid a little. That's why I had to take break from content, but we're all good now!
@eyebahnrides Oh snap bro! Damn, I hope that you're okay and feeling better. As I was told, it's not if you're going to fall but when. Damn, hoping that you don't get discouraged to ride it or feel a way about the board. But, I would understand if you stick to the bike and scooter. Hope that you get better and no remnants of pain.
I agree with you 100% about the bike lanes being just as dangerous (sometimes more!). Lots of people treat it like an extension of the sidewalk like that lady did
100% agree with that observation of the bike lanes. It's an absolute deathtrap especially in the city. That's the biggest reason I haven't commuted yet is because I'm stuck in the bike lanes at the speeds I'm capable of on this thing lol. Once I can do 24-30+ I think I'll finally commute because I can jump in and out of traffic.
Hey Sean, thanks for watching this video as well! I'm finally starting to get more and more comfortable with the board. I hope that I'll finally be able to commute with it sometime in August!
@@eyebahnrides your so brave to ESK8 on the streets of queens like that with all them crazy drivers 😂 bro question when you inflating your tires do you use your stock pump I feel like mine isn’t that great I was thinking of buying an aftermarket pump
Dude, you look so smooth! Lol... the moped that pulled up next to you while you're waiting for the car... he was trying to pressure you and then you squeezed him off. You're like.... get outta here... looking good bro Ride That Tasty Wave
Thanks Weldon! I was definitely feeling more comfortable in this video. Unfortunately, I got overconfident and had my first fall right after I stopped filming. Now I'm rebuilding my confidence again which you'll see on EP4 in a week or two. I haven't decided if were gonna do back to back esk8 weeks or keep the current rotation. Yea, I wasn't gonna let that moped guy pressure me lol. Typical NYer, I trapped him the moment I sensed he was trying to cut me off because I aint gonna get bullied into moving lol. He can kick rocks hahaha
@eyebahnrides what!!!??? Bro I'm glad you're all good and didn't get hurt. However you decide to do it... I'll be there! I could tell you knew what he was going to do at the full stop when he bumped into you and then the rock, paper, scissors battle began and he caught the dynamite👍 stick you threw up.... lol Ride That Tasty Wave
@@theweldonator yup, my armored shirt and helmet took the grunt of the fall but i was still going fast enough where I slid and my hip was pretty scraped up lol. Thank god that's all it was. I ended up buying armored pants with kneepads and hip pads because of that fall! Thanks man, I appreciate it. It's going to depend on if I have another video to post. The break I took because of the fall set me back a little bit but we'll figure it out! Maybe if I were in another state and they were courteous about it, I'd let them in lol. But we don't stand for that selfish bullying here!
Thanks for watching the video! I appreciate the advice. I definitely have to add that to the drills that I do. I practice braking pretty hard but not as hard as I should because I'm worried about snapping the belt!
@@eyebahnrides so far i have about 15xx miles on stock belt riding/braking hard, haven't snapped a belt yet, but it is also by Luck.. my friend snapped his at 150ish miles. as long you dont have a rock/pebble lodged in between belt and pulley, it should be good. practice braking so hard to where the tire screeches. just bend your knees and lean a little back to brace. enjoy riding =)
@@songsyluc thats good to know and thanks for the information! Based on what I was reading online, everyones belts are snapping and they're crashing into things lol. I'm definitely going to add this into the drills that Im doing. It sounds like the posture is the same when where braking hard on the scooters where theres a bend in the knee and a heavy shifting of the weight towards the back. I appreciate ya taking the time to leave this info here!
Thank you for watching! With the dryer weather I'm finally getting more riding in and it's been alot of fun. The Rover 110's just came in at the perfect time because I'll have plenty of time to get used to the new set up as well! Any advice on riding on rough roads/ through potholes on these type of "streetish tires"?
@@eyebahnrides its one of my earlier videos so its not well put together. so in the future we will do a better one. but maybe this will help ruclips.net/video/Gzz3163xKNs/видео.html
Howdy Bro...do you use 6" or 7" wheels..? You look alot more confident in this video..! Hope your enjoying the esk8...Really enjoy watching your progress and cometary ...👍
Hey Steven, thanks for watching this video as well! I'm currently rocking the 7inch pneumatic AT tires that come with the AT2+. I do have the Cloudwheel Rovers 110mm (4.3 inch) wheels coming in soon. I plan to swap to those when I start commuting because I don't want any flats since I've gotten 7 flats across 3 PEVs over the last years from road debris. I'm glad I'm looking more confident and it almost looks like I know what I'm doing! Interestingly enough, I had my first fall as soon as I turned the cameras off and I tore up my hip/ helmet. I actually ended up getting armored pants because of that. Despite that, I'm loving my experience with esk8 so far. Nothing can replicate the feeling of cruising and carving on a board!
@@eyebahnrides oh..wow..I'm glad your ok...I thought you were going pretty fast...It's a big shock and a sudden stop when you crash..I've managed to run off a couple close calls at slower speeds but once you get confident at higher speeds it's going hurt if something goes wrong...I noticed at 20kph I could carve but at 25kph it was more difficult there's a big learning curve with esk8...👍
@@Steven-qm1xo Prior to that fall I managed to run off a couple of close calls. I was going around 30kph and I stupidly tried to change modes while at speed. I thought I changed it to mode 1 but it was on Turbo. I wasn't expecting it and lost control. I tried to run it off but I eventually ended up falling. My armored jacket's elbow pad and my helmet took the grunt of it but the slide still scraped up my hip. It was absolutely my fault because I got over confident. I just finished filming episode 4 and it should be out either next week or the week after. I noticed the same thing in that video! At 20kph my carving looks much sharper than it does between 22-30kph! It's actually terrifying at those higher speeds lol
thanks for joining us for this ride and welcome to the channel! Thankfully, I have never gotten a flat tire so I haven't had to change out a tire. However, I do have one tire that always loses are so much faster than all the other tires (it'll be at 15psi, while the others are still at 35psi after a few days). Its a little annoying but something I can live with. I am thinking about getting the Cloudwheel 165R or the blue 105mm Dadbods but they're so expensive...
Hi Ivan, I have a technical question: is there such a thing as throttle control by leaning? I goggled it briefly and didn't found any info. It works as follows: to accelerate you lean forward (as EUC), to maintain speed you keep in the middle, lean back to decelerate (as EUC). That behavior might be implemented via two weight sensors on the axles. It seems like a very natural way to control the motor(s) and leaves both hands free. What do you think?
Thanks for watching the video and welcome back to the channel Vredda! I'm not sure if there's a gyroscopic control for the boards yet. Somewhere on RUclips, I saw someone jerryrig a lever type of throttle/ brake that was built into the board. It looked like it would accelerate and decelerate based on the lean of the back leg. I'm so new to esk8 that I'm not really sure something like that would work. There doesn't seem to be enough space for anything on the trucks so everything is generally built into boxes that are attached to the bottom of the deck. I think that the onewheels use the gyro sensors like the EUCs but it's a single wheel set up as well
Hello, i orderd the AT2 pluss and it keep getting delayed. It's been 10 days since it was supposed to ship. Is this normal, have i been scammed? Can anyone help with this?
Hello Eddie, thanks for watching the video. I don’t work for WowGo so I wouldn’t know what’s going on. If you ordered from their site, it gives you options to ship from China or the US and it’s definitely legit. If you ordered 3rd party seller that’s a different story. If it makes you feel better, I ordered cloudwheels rover 110s for my board and it was supposed to arrive in 2 weeks. It took a month as it seems that they’re having production and shipping delays from China. This probably isn’t the info you’re looking for but I hope it helps. I suggest reaching out to WowGo customer service. They’re quite responsive in my experience.
Good day! on my nami screen, the voltage reading is jumping. within one tenth of an example: 75,8\75,9. (8 and 9 are changing all the time) Has this situation happened on your scooter?
Thanks for watching the video. I've never experienced that on my Nami or any of the Nami's that I've had the pleasure of testing. There might be something that needs to be adjusted inside? I would ask your seller or you could even contact Michael Sha directly on FB or RUclips. He's very responsive and can give you a better response about it
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Enjoying the positive learning videos. Thanks for the good vibes.
Thanks for watching this video series and welcome back to the comments section! I'm glad you're enjoying the positive vibes through the learning process because it's been so much fun picking up esk8!
I see you carve king! 🤙🏽✨
Hi Lemon, thanks for watching the video and welcome back to the comments section! hahaha, I'm working on it. I'm hoping that I can inspire people to pick up the sport or try something new because if I can do it, anyone can! lol
@@eyebahnrides lol I think you’re just be modest friend. You’re quite skilled. Not the easiest sport to pick up but you’ve done it none the less! Good job man. 👏🏽✨
I'm loving this series! I've had a house guest since I got my new esk8 and finally got to go for my first ride this evening after taking her to the airport. Even though I'm right handed, I started riding goofy, and overall felt more confident riding that way. I spent about 90 minutes riding around the paths at a state park beach and felt fairly confident carving around. I definitely felt my confidence building over that time. I spent the first hour or so at 9-13 mph, but felt confident enough by the end to move up to 15-23 mph in mode 2. I noticed things started to get more twitchy at the higher speeds (and as I was starting to get a little more tired), so I decided it was time to pack it up for the evening and quit before I did something stupid, like try mode 3 or 4, lol! A couple of observations, I was impressed with the little 150mm AT tires ability to traverse divots, etc. On the downside I did find the turning radius to be a little lacking a few times, but I guess that's one of the limitations of having a ~39" board.
Overall, I'm so glad you introduced me to the esk8's. So far I have zero regrets with the purchase and can't wait to take it out again this weekend! With that said, I am beginning to wonder how much use the e-scoots will be getting in the future...
I’m glad you’re enjoying it! It’s been a ton of fun to learn and quite rewarding! I’m glad your board finally came in and you’ve been enjoying it 👊🏼. You’re much braver and picked it up much quicker than I did 🫡, I still can’t get over the 21+ mph hump to try mode 3 out of 4 in traffic. I can do higher speeds in practice but it’s terrifying when theres traffic around. It doesn’t feel like second nature yet!
The AT tires are amazing for comfort but does have its drawbacks. I just installed my new cloud wheel street Rover 110s and I’m still getting used to them! It’s quite harsh but the board feels more responsive.
I took some time to recover after my crash where I tore up my hip but I’m back on the board practicing. I recorded episode 4 so it’ll be ready next week but I have a group ride video for y’all this week!
Thanks for joining me on the journey, I’m glad to spread the esk8 love! Just do what I do, ride the one that you’re feeling that day! 😂
@@eyebahnrides I hear you on being reserved at this point. I was getting really comfortable up to 15 mph on mode 1. Mode two started off well, but I did catch myself almost eating sh!t while carving back and forth closer to 20 mph. And sobering when it happened and realizing I wasn't going to be running it off if I did, lol! I can maybe see using the higher modes for going in a straight line in a somewhat controlled environment, but I just don't think I'd have enough confidence to go that fast at this point as any incorrect slight input (on my board at least) would be disastrous. I suspect my board is faster than yours, but I can't see me ever wanting to go 37 mph on that damn thing, EVER!
Good info on the other wheels! I got a set of the 120mm cloud wheels with mine, but I think I'll hold off on trying those for quite a while. I had originally thought about getting a set of 75mm-85mm or so squared-off street wheels also, but I don't see me doing that now for the foreseeable future. I'll keep my 150mm AT training wheels on for now, lol! I set the pressure at 42 psi and with mine having shorter sidewalls that yours, they feel very responsive and have tons of grip, even over light sand patches on the paved trails I was carving on, but there's no doubt in my mind the urethane wheels are still much more responsive. At this point, for me anyway, the last thing I think I need is even more responsiveness or slip, haha!
Another thing I forgot to mention that kind of caught me by surprise was the range of the board, I only used one bar after 90 min or so... No way could I outlast the battery in this thing in one day! Insane range. I don't doubt for a second it would go 40+ miles at
@@ssoffshore5111 Your board is definitely a bit faster than mine because the At2+ only goes 33-35mph (which honestly I don't think I'll ever do). Now that the weather is nicer and I have a bit more time, I'm finding more time to practice. I'm feeling quite a bit more comfortable at speed. However, it's a different story when you're in NYC traffic. Like you said, the margin for error in the city is slim at best. Even if you take just the bike lanes, you better have full control of your board in rush hour. There you have citibikers/delivery people/cyclists/ PEV users on your ass in a potholed riddled lane thats barely 3 feet wide all while having to keep an eye out for unaware pedestrians/ animals/ debris. Not to mention most of the bike lanes now have a cement block on one side while you have the curb on the otherside. Thats why most of us call those places death traps!
@@eyebahnrides I know you're used to living in the city and being in the traffic/confined areas, but I agree you basically need to get to the point where the board is an extension of your body and everything is second nature before playing in NYC traffic or in those bike lanes from hell. I have to keep reminding myself, even in open areas, one wrong move could be seriously life-changing, and not in a good way! 🙃
@@ssoffshore5111 aint that the truth sir. As much as I want to have fun and create content for the channel, I don't want a life altering accident. I'd like to have a long life with my family lol
Nice cruising stay safe ✨✨
Thanks for watching the video Ralph!
You ride your R/C car again ! Take care man with this thing. You are very brave... respect ! 😉
Thanks for watching! I love this RC Car, its soooo much fun to ride and the sensation of carving is unmatched!
🤙🏼⚡ *Nice to see you uploadin your progress for others to see how much fun esk8 is!* 🤙🏼⚡
Thanks for watching! The goal of the series is to hopefully inspire others to atleast try esk8 even though they think they can't do it because if I can do it, any one can! It's been so much fun and the community has been so positive and welcoming, I'd love everyone to experience it as well 🙏🏼.
Smooth sailing bro enjoy it!
Thanks for watching the video! It was until I actually crashed after the cameras were turned off lol. I got a little too comfortable and accidentally changed the mode to max settings. Luckily I had the armor and helmet which ate most of the fall but my hip was pretty torn up since I skid a little. That's why I had to take break from content, but we're all good now!
@eyebahnrides Oh snap bro! Damn, I hope that you're okay and feeling better. As I was told, it's not if you're going to fall but when. Damn, hoping that you don't get discouraged to ride it or feel a way about the board. But, I would understand if you stick to the bike and scooter. Hope that you get better and no remnants of pain.
I agree with you 100% about the bike lanes being just as dangerous (sometimes more!). Lots of people treat it like an extension of the sidewalk like that lady did
100% agree with that observation of the bike lanes. It's an absolute deathtrap especially in the city. That's the biggest reason I haven't commuted yet is because I'm stuck in the bike lanes at the speeds I'm capable of on this thing lol. Once I can do 24-30+ I think I'll finally commute because I can jump in and out of traffic.
nice upload bro ⚡️🛹 🔥
Hey Sean, thanks for watching this video as well! I'm finally starting to get more and more comfortable with the board. I hope that I'll finally be able to commute with it sometime in August!
@@eyebahnrides your so brave to ESK8 on the streets of queens like that with all them crazy drivers 😂 bro question when you inflating your tires do you use your stock pump I feel like mine isn’t that great I was thinking of buying an aftermarket pump
Dude, you look so smooth! Lol... the moped that pulled up next to you while you're waiting for the car... he was trying to pressure you and then you squeezed him off. You're like.... get outta here... looking good bro
Ride That Tasty Wave
Thanks Weldon! I was definitely feeling more comfortable in this video. Unfortunately, I got overconfident and had my first fall right after I stopped filming. Now I'm rebuilding my confidence again which you'll see on EP4 in a week or two. I haven't decided if were gonna do back to back esk8 weeks or keep the current rotation.
Yea, I wasn't gonna let that moped guy pressure me lol. Typical NYer, I trapped him the moment I sensed he was trying to cut me off because I aint gonna get bullied into moving lol. He can kick rocks hahaha
@eyebahnrides what!!!??? Bro I'm glad you're all good and didn't get hurt. However you decide to do it... I'll be there! I could tell you knew what he was going to do at the full stop when he bumped into you and then the rock, paper, scissors battle began and he caught the dynamite👍 stick you threw up.... lol
Ride That Tasty Wave
@@theweldonator yup, my armored shirt and helmet took the grunt of the fall but i was still going fast enough where I slid and my hip was pretty scraped up lol. Thank god that's all it was. I ended up buying armored pants with kneepads and hip pads because of that fall!
Thanks man, I appreciate it. It's going to depend on if I have another video to post. The break I took because of the fall set me back a little bit but we'll figure it out!
Maybe if I were in another state and they were courteous about it, I'd let them in lol. But we don't stand for that selfish bullying here!
@@eyebahnrides lol... I'm the same way.... nope... SEAT TAKEN!!!
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Hi!!!
Hi! Thanks for watching and welcome to the channel!
Hey 👋
Hey! Welcome back to the comments section!
Hey, you should practice braking hard in open space, incase you need to emergency brake. So you don't fly off when you do it in city riding
Thanks for watching the video! I appreciate the advice. I definitely have to add that to the drills that I do. I practice braking pretty hard but not as hard as I should because I'm worried about snapping the belt!
@@eyebahnrides so far i have about 15xx miles on stock belt riding/braking hard, haven't snapped a belt yet, but it is also by Luck.. my friend snapped his at 150ish miles. as long you dont have a rock/pebble lodged in between belt and pulley, it should be good. practice braking so hard to where the tire screeches. just bend your knees and lean a little back to brace. enjoy riding =)
@@songsyluc thats good to know and thanks for the information! Based on what I was reading online, everyones belts are snapping and they're crashing into things lol. I'm definitely going to add this into the drills that Im doing. It sounds like the posture is the same when where braking hard on the scooters where theres a bend in the knee and a heavy shifting of the weight towards the back.
I appreciate ya taking the time to leave this info here!
nice! keep at it 👍🏼 u got any questions leme know 🤘🏼
Thank you for watching! With the dryer weather I'm finally getting more riding in and it's been alot of fun. The Rover 110's just came in at the perfect time because I'll have plenty of time to get used to the new set up as well!
Any advice on riding on rough roads/ through potholes on these type of "streetish tires"?
@@eyebahnrides its one of my earlier videos so its not well put together. so in the future we will do a better one. but maybe this will help
ruclips.net/video/Gzz3163xKNs/видео.html
@@esk8unity that’s perfect, I’ll check it out! I appreciate it 👊🏼. Btw, hope your recovery is going smoothly and quickly 🙏🏼
Thanks for the video. Is your Purple Panda mic connected directly to the 360?
Glad you enjoyed it! My mic is always plugged directly into one of the two cameras.
Howdy Bro...do you use 6" or 7" wheels..? You look alot more confident in this video..! Hope your enjoying the esk8...Really enjoy watching your progress and cometary ...👍
Hey Steven, thanks for watching this video as well! I'm currently rocking the 7inch pneumatic AT tires that come with the AT2+. I do have the Cloudwheel Rovers 110mm (4.3 inch) wheels coming in soon. I plan to swap to those when I start commuting because I don't want any flats since I've gotten 7 flats across 3 PEVs over the last years from road debris.
I'm glad I'm looking more confident and it almost looks like I know what I'm doing! Interestingly enough, I had my first fall as soon as I turned the cameras off and I tore up my hip/ helmet. I actually ended up getting armored pants because of that. Despite that, I'm loving my experience with esk8 so far. Nothing can replicate the feeling of cruising and carving on a board!
@@eyebahnrides oh..wow..I'm glad your ok...I thought you were going pretty fast...It's a big shock and a sudden stop when you crash..I've managed to run off a couple close calls at slower speeds but once you get confident at higher speeds it's going hurt if something goes wrong...I noticed at 20kph I could carve but at 25kph it was more difficult there's a big learning curve with esk8...👍
@@Steven-qm1xo Prior to that fall I managed to run off a couple of close calls. I was going around 30kph and I stupidly tried to change modes while at speed. I thought I changed it to mode 1 but it was on Turbo. I wasn't expecting it and lost control. I tried to run it off but I eventually ended up falling. My armored jacket's elbow pad and my helmet took the grunt of it but the slide still scraped up my hip. It was absolutely my fault because I got over confident.
I just finished filming episode 4 and it should be out either next week or the week after. I noticed the same thing in that video! At 20kph my carving looks much sharper than it does between 22-30kph! It's actually terrifying at those higher speeds lol
Have you ever gotten a flat tire?
thanks for joining us for this ride and welcome to the channel! Thankfully, I have never gotten a flat tire so I haven't had to change out a tire. However, I do have one tire that always loses are so much faster than all the other tires (it'll be at 15psi, while the others are still at 35psi after a few days). Its a little annoying but something I can live with. I am thinking about getting the Cloudwheel 165R or the blue 105mm Dadbods but they're so expensive...
@@eyebahnrides other than that, do you have any regrets about getting the at 2+? It seems to be very reliable.
Hi
Hey Oytz, thanks for watching this one as well!
Hi Ivan, I have a technical question: is there such a thing as throttle control by leaning? I goggled it briefly and didn't found any info. It works as follows: to accelerate you lean forward (as EUC), to maintain speed you keep in the middle, lean back to decelerate (as EUC). That behavior might be implemented via two weight sensors on the axles. It seems like a very natural way to control the motor(s) and leaves both hands free.
What do you think?
Thanks for watching the video and welcome back to the channel Vredda! I'm not sure if there's a gyroscopic control for the boards yet. Somewhere on RUclips, I saw someone jerryrig a lever type of throttle/ brake that was built into the board. It looked like it would accelerate and decelerate based on the lean of the back leg. I'm so new to esk8 that I'm not really sure something like that would work. There doesn't seem to be enough space for anything on the trucks so everything is generally built into boxes that are attached to the bottom of the deck. I think that the onewheels use the gyro sensors like the EUCs but it's a single wheel set up as well
Hello, i orderd the AT2 pluss and it keep getting delayed. It's been 10 days since it was supposed to ship. Is this normal, have i been scammed? Can anyone help with this?
Hello Eddie, thanks for watching the video. I don’t work for WowGo so I wouldn’t know what’s going on. If you ordered from their site, it gives you options to ship from China or the US and it’s definitely legit. If you ordered 3rd party seller that’s a different story.
If it makes you feel better, I ordered cloudwheels rover 110s for my board and it was supposed to arrive in 2 weeks. It took a month as it seems that they’re having production and shipping delays from China.
This probably isn’t the info you’re looking for but I hope it helps. I suggest reaching out to WowGo customer service. They’re quite responsive in my experience.
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Good day! on my nami screen, the voltage reading is jumping. within one tenth of an example: 75,8\75,9. (8 and 9 are changing all the time)
Has this situation happened on your scooter?
Thanks for watching the video. I've never experienced that on my Nami or any of the Nami's that I've had the pleasure of testing. There might be something that needs to be adjusted inside? I would ask your seller or you could even contact Michael Sha directly on FB or RUclips. He's very responsive and can give you a better response about it