@@Sedge1962 Unfortunately, it wasn't available in my area and it still isn't...

@@kwhatten I don't know. But the wheels may be too small for an internal gear hub.

@@annebustadgrnning3021 The river is not deep enough in certain areas and I've almost lost it. After removing it I've discovered that I can still use my paddle to get from point A to point B. And I've challenged myself to learn how to paddle more efficiently without a skeg. Then I got a packraft...

@@xiaochenliu2326 No, but it isn't the only scooter that I ride...

@axxaoscar8407 The seat of the unicycle is definitely sliding... The other two seats don't. ;)

@@robitohans Thank you, my friend.

@@justglenc Thank you.

It is almost impossible to ride this vehicle uphill.

C’est ce que je pensais, merci de votre réponse

@scther4938 I would go for the PR500 model. It's still cheaper compared to other packrafts of similar quality, such as Pinpack. PR100 is too short and lacks the knee rests which I appreciate a lot. But if you want a really portable packraft that inflates fast, very easy to pack and unpack and don't care about the difference in speed and distance that you can cover (PR100 is less effective and less efficient - not much), then go for PR100. It is the most portable packraft, as I know. It's also incredibly stable for its size. I haven't found anything similar on the market.

@@bogdandebuzau thanks ! I just had trouble finding the PR500 model to buy , I looked at the decathalon website and couldn’t find it

@@AleemmaEmmaerik Dacă "asta" se referă la acronimul "SUP" din titlu, răspunsul este simplu. Este vorba de prima literă a fiecărui cuvânt care formează sintagma "Stand Up Paddle" sau "Stand Up Paddling" în ordinea lor de apariție. Un Stand-Up Paddle board este o placă manevrabilă pe apă prin paddling (padelare) cu ajutorul unei padele dedicate (pagaie mai lungă decât cea utilizată la un canoe).

@@robitohans Thank you, my friend.

@@trexinvert Thanks. There is not much improvement since 2 years ago...

Salut! Aproximativ in dreptul Parcului Tineretului din Buzau - putin mai catre dreapta cand privesti spre apa, unde se termina zona de tufisuri.

Thank you. It is definitely easier than learning how to ride a unicycle. And almost as fun. 😉

I've ordered it at Decathlon Romania, but it was sent from France. It looks like it is out of stock.

@@bogdandebuzau Thanks. Really hard to find this bike anywhere. Decathlon seem to have dropped it. Shame because it's hard to find a lightweight 16inch wheel bike that isn't a stupidly expensive Brompton

@benluff6079 The product is still listed, which usually means that it will come back. This may take more months, though.

Just ride carefully and dismount when necessary to avoid destroying the derailleur.

Thank you. Unfortunately, I live far from the ocean. My only option is to practice locally before being able to try surfing a wave. Surfing requires a lot of training, and it looks like this river is of no help in this matter. I had to return the surfboard after this try. I like the idea of a compact inflatable surfboard (actually, this one is not so compact), but I've realized that it isn't rigid enough for a beginner. So, I have no other choice but to keep using a stand-up paddle board to get an experience closer to surfing (it is harder but not impossible to surf on a SUP board). Surfing on a river, also, looks fun, but it's very hard to find a proper place for that as you can see in this video, for example: kzbin.info/www/bejne/bXWkmX16nLqprdksi=ptFrAn5bTcG-iAwy

I have no information on this upgrade. I'm sorry.

Sunt dificil de gasit puncte bune pentru intrare in apa. Albia raului este in continua schimbare (cu ajutorul, in primul rand, al firmelor care sapa gropi si apoi deverseaza camioane intregi de pamant in albia raului si in al doilea rand datorita cauzelor naturale). De asemenea, situatia se schimba de la o zi la alta sau chiat de la o ora la alta dupa cand si cata apa se elibereaza din barajele de pe traseu (Siriu, Berca etc.). Mai sunt zone bune in apropiere de Ciuta si Badila.

As you can see at 10:00, the folded Z Fold is too thick for this adapter...

Asta este ceva ipotetic (cum mi-am exprimat si eu temerile in comentarii privind posibila lipsa de rezistenta a surubului care mentine cadrul pliat) sau aveti in vedere un caz real?

16". Check the description of the video for more details...

Yes, I do. Usually, it's about ONE (unicycle) and TWO (scooter, bike etc.) which make THREE (plural). And sometimes I add FOUR (waveboard, rollerblades, etc.): 1+2+4 = 7 (the magical number) which completes the whole, the unity (The "1" which looks so similar to "7"). ;) Yes, I love unicycles the most. :) Unicycling is fun. Bicycles are pretty boring but much faster. A scooter is pretty fast and more portable than a bike. Waveboards are fun but pretty dangerous. So, 1 and 2 is my preferred triad (or trinity). This is why the... plurality. :D

True! But tell that to a little boy who pointed his finger at me while I was riding this scooter and shouted to his father: "Look! That's an old man riding a kick scooter!". LOL Unfortunately most people of any age (at least in my country) consider not proper and sometimes funny (or even worse) for an adult to ride a kick scooter/ push scooter, any more / when becoming mature. Some people consider too weird or crazy or, simply, immature or just stupid to ride a scooter if you're not a kid. Of course, they've probably never tried to ride a scooter after getting a bicycle (or a "superior" vehicle) and lose all the fun. Sometimes, even owners of electric scooters feel too ashamed to use mechanical propulsion just to avoid unwanted reactions from the others... I've got more scooters. I like them. I ride them a lot. And I appreciate people who understand the utility of a "manual" scooter. I'm glad when I see other people of any age who ride scooters and consider this normal. Thank you, by the way. And keep riding your scooters! :)

Hello. I wouldn't buy it for commuting. It's easy to carry and doesn't take much space and it is also an opportunity to improve your muscles, balance and coordination while getting fun. But you need really strong legs to ride it for a longer time or longer distance. Riding a kick scooter is easier...

@@bogdandebuzau Multumesc 🙏🏾

Hola. Muchas gracias.

Put a set of Bronson G3 bearings in it and you will love it even more.

Depinde de zona si de moment. Albia raului se schimba in permanenta. Eu am explorat numai spatiul din dreptul municipiului, intre cele doua poduri. Aproape peste tot apa are o adancime care variaza intre cativa centimetri si un metru. Mai creste cu cca. o jumatate de metru timp de cateva ore dupa ce se da drumul la baraj(e) sau dupa ploi. Au ramas si mici zone cu gropi, probabil, rezultate in urma unor sapaturi efectuate in trecut cu anumite utilaje (dar majoritatea s-au astupat, deoarece albia tinde sa se uniformizeze). Punctul din acest video reprezinta o exceptie, deoarece aici sunt si gropi mai adanci de doi metri. Este singurul punct in care s-ar putea inota la suprafata fara a atinge fundul albiei, dar exista si curenti care se formeaza pe dedesubt (se poate observa cum imi imping pagaia cand o scufund adanc), desi nu au la fel de mare forta precum se intampla in punctele unde albia se ingusteaza.

@@bogdandebuzau Multumesc frumos!

I'm 53 years young. :)

Este un simplu surub care sustine cadrul. Pare un sistem quick release ieftin. Este o combinatie intre metal si plastic. Nu este nevoie sa fie strans pentru a mentine cadrul pliat. Rezistenta acelui surub ramane, insa, sub semn de intrebare...

This wasn't my first time paddleboarding. I've tried an inflatable SUP board last summer for the first time, and it took me about a minute to stand up. It was a very long and wide board. I liked the experience a lot. A month ago, I bought a small SUP (easy to carry while riding a unicycle), but it was very unstable. I've replaced it with this one (it's got almost double volume, but it's still pretty small and light). This one is stable enough for my weight and experience. It isn't difficult to learn how to paddle on a stable SUP. Check the video that I've published today! My progress is obvious (something clicked). So, it is pretty easy to learn. Just don't give up after a few tries! It is really fun.

How would I know?

@@bogdandebuzau i thought you might have had experience with other ebikes to form a rough ETA on the demise of the motor

@fendigucci6307 This is my first E-Bike (if I ignore the mini eBike, which wasn't new when I bought it). I've chosen an eBike from Decathlon for the 2 years warranty (battery included) and free service during this time and 10 years of producing replacement parts.

@@bogdandebuzau i just ask because i seen the same bike e920 in a pawn shop in my town for £170 its done 442 miles was thinking about getting it but was concerned bout the battery life. I know the battery is around half the total cost of the bike to replace. i push down on the back suspension and it was good tho.

@@fendigucci6307 It's a good price. Can you test the battery at max power for enough time? The price on Decathlon UK for this bike is £700. www.decathlon.co.uk/p/original-920-e-electric-hybrid-bike/_/R-p-325430

Hi. This is by far the best option for a folding bike from Decathlon.

@@bogdandebuzau mulțumesc

It is more comfortable and better designed and better quality for the same price. K3 is just a cheap bike selled at a high price. Those rims and spokes are a joke. A very noisy one!!! But that is another story... They are made for kids, and so is the whole bike. K3 is really fast (suitable for well-trained adults) and light (because it's made for the height and weight of kids only, especially the handlebar which is extremely low), but those wheels??? I have to use the spoke key after each couple of hours of riding this bicycle. And my weight is below 70 kg. I wonder how a heavier rider would deal with it... I still like it for its speed. But the lack of comfort at my height (185m) and the noise of the spokes that rub against the rims that change their form when they are pressed, and the waste of time for maintenance (readjusting the wheels) makes it almost unusable...

@@bogdandebuzau thankyou for your trust advice, will look this bike.. Appreciate it 🙏

Hi. They are pretty similar. I haven't noticed any difference. On my first test, the Micro scooter seemed to have less rolling resistance, but later, I've realized that I was wrong. They cover the same average distance with one kick.