Yes! Vertexpads makes a great seat for the ETMax.

@johnnyhernandez6895 Thank-you!

@deweyoxburger5470 Not too fast, I've got a street tire, and my buddy is still recovering from an injury.

@carldalsasso8603 Thanks! Just keep at it. Heavier wheels take a little longer to get used to, and the extreme is much heavier! You'll get it soon!

None ... when they do notice, they usually just ask, "What is it?" Etc. We try and be polite drivers. Thanks for viewing!

Thanks! They are adhesive bumpers to protect furniture and stuff. Inexpensive and easy to replace.

@@rosesmith6208 Thank you!

@@OSEABASS They are foam bumpers to put on the corners of furniture. Thanks for watching!

16mph sounds too fast ... it gets lost if I go over 10 or 12 ... It's more for walking or jogging I think.

@@JaybeezyOG_tv Thanks! The Blitz just has furniture bumpers on it ... foam pads with adhesive on the back. They are cheap and disposable.

Thanks! The CP is such a great wheel! I miss my OG Commander.

@@SGDRUMS71 it's an x4 ... it's my first one.

"Furniture Safety Bumper Guard" It's designed to protect babies/children from the corners on tables and the like. I use a double sided tape to hold it on. It's cheap and easily replaced when damaged. Thanks for asking!

@@pedro-on-wheels Ok! Thank you for the reply! I got the same in black, gonna try when my Blitz arrives expectedly within 3 weeks. Do you feel handle being in the way while carving?

@markmcfarland2579 I have a master v3. The Blitz is similar but quite a bit lighter, which should translate to faster lap times on the track. There's also a new shock, which seems to be better than previous versions.

Thanks for the comment! I'll try and shoot some more wheel footage.

@@batmangsxr300 You have a keen eye! It is a yoga block ... cheap and easy seat I've used on multiple wheels.

@@pedro-on-wheels nice! I'm trying the same thing on my nikola. Had to cut the bottom in the shape of the wheel(circle). Not the stablest and it moves around and stops me from using the trolley handle. I ordered a real seat with mounting brackets from Russia but it's taking 2 months. They said it's such an old wheel no one has ordered it in a long time and they had to custom build it for me. Tep Rides in Etsy sells a handle(front and rear latch), seat, and fairings(to cover top sides where stock pads used to cover) 3d printed kit for $35 for the falcon

@@Vince4343 Thank you!

I did ... it's the tubeless option from eWheels. As long as it's dry, the tire is fine for light off-roading.

Reston, Virginia - About 20 miles from Washington, DC

I don't know why they didn't?? Why did they drop to only one charge port? Why do they run wires over the charge port making it nearly impossible to unscrew it when you have on wrist guards? I can only surmise no one ever charged the Blitz with wrist protection on.

@@pedro-on-wheels great points

@@patrickmckowen2999 Thank you!

@@Vunnilaboys99999 😊 Thank you!

@@zachwheelwanderer it did its best 👌

@boblatkey7160 it's just a yoga block to make the seat a little higher and easier for seated riding.

@pwrbldr10 That's a good question. I wouldn't upgrade an a2 to a falcon, but either or is a harder question. The 100v and suspension is great, but the a2 will probably last a little longer due to less moving parts. Lmk what you decide!

@@pedro-on-wheels Looks like Begode decided to drive people crazy)))

@pwrbldr10 Begode has been driving us crazy since they were Gotway!

@@pwrbldr10 I just found and bought an a2 with 150 miles for $400 on Facebook marketplace. Crashed but only minor damage to the front padding. I'm about to pull the trigger on the falcon and maybe sell the a2, or keep them both i dont know!

@@dartlinfps I'm using an insta360 x4 camera. It hides the selfie stick automatically in the replay. Thanks for the question!

@ADadSupreme It's a homemade seat from a yoga block and some zip ties. I have also hollowed them out for storage. It's a short wheel with high pedals, which is hard on my old knees.

@@pedro-on-wheels Nice jury-rigged system. I do similar with other projects. I've been saving/storing a lot of that packing memory foam they send expensive items in to re-purpose it as safety improvements (glue or secure more padding inside things or potentially around the wheel. The Falcon frame is indestructible, but I'd like to pad the front/edges for when I spill and it rolls over. No doubt it can take hits but a little early padding in the right places over steel should be beneficial. For a possible seat, I was thinking something to slide over the handle on/off, like a padded sleeve and re-inforce the locking clamp as it's not very sturdy to hold the handle down enough for my tastes.

@DmitryFrolov I like it so far. It's light enough to throw around and still 100v. My main concern is long-term reliability. There isn't a lot of travel in the suspension, but it takes the hit out of small bumps. Ride safely!

@@fqqures1019 35ish psi is the pressure I keep the A2+ and the Falcon at.

An a2 is a great 1st wheel and one to enjoy as an experienced rider!

@@pedro-on-wheels just ordered the 50s! lol

@Dillon-Stu How's the new wheel? My battery pack failed, but e-wheels sent a new one immediately to fix it. Thanks Jason!

@pedro-on-wheels it's been awesome i absolutely love it! Got 90 miles on it now. Just uploaded a group ride vid! EUC my favorite vehicle now

I added the toe pads from etsy or any stl file you can find. Velcro didn't hold well, so I used a zip tie.

Sorry, didn't see this. I'm ~165lb w/ gear and 5'10". 900lb spring. Once you get the correct spring weight, the correct preload, the correct air pressure, and correctly adjust the compression and rebound ... it's okay. Lots of travel, but not as smooth as a FastAce. The power and stability are hard to beat.

The white pads are just furniture protectors off of amzn. They're cheap and easily replaced.