10 THINGS I LOVE ABOUT EUCs

[@JonahOnEUC]

All very good points, Adam. But for me the most important thing is how it has fixed my mood and my need for antidepressants and anxiety meds. And I am able to go into the woods despite hip arthritis and broken meniscus that prevents me from walking very far or even use a bicycle. So kind of a mobility/handicap/mood device for me. I do own a car, but use it very rarely, mostly when going far to a groupride or a track/trail I want to ride on..

[@mattiashager782]

Nice to see there is others ho choose euc, for mobility/handicap transportation. ❤

[@lepp_]

I lost my father last year... and finding out about euc s helped me not want to die. There is an emotional issue involved... I felt a little happiness again after a long time, when i learned how to ride! Euc s are very important to me!

[@mr_wrongway]

Im sorry about your loss :( and I’m very happy that EUCs bring you joy, keep it up!

[@lepp_]

Thanks Adam! Your videos are very important!

[@JonGZBOS]

For me: - It is the FASTEST way to commute. Cars sit in traffic and cannot find parking, the trains and busses are slow and off schedule. Bikes are slow and you need to lock them up outside and bike theft here is high! I ride right to the door of my location and bring it inside. I can meet with friends, throw it in their trunk and ride with them if need be. It is the ultimate urban commuter. Nothing else compares.

[@richmond411]

Your riding skills are just out of this world. Casually and seemingly effortless jumping while filming and talking... unbelievable. Happy to see that, if I can change a tire on a V11, I seem to have nothing more to fear 🙂 Greetings from Austria!

[@mr_wrongway]

Gruß! Danke fürs Zuschauen!

[@mikko.g]

Additional point for what I love: They are usable on snowy days in winter. Reversing the current as a braking system works over slick snow/ice so it isn't the danger that it is on other forms of micro-mobility. And as long as the ice isn't too bumpy the traction will remain consistent.

[@seannakasone4316]

i'll add to that. i like being hands free. i.e. you can learn musical instruments during your commute, eat a snack, or carry groceries. you have a full body breeze running over your body, thus you stay cool and it's quick to dry off if you get rained on. you have better visibility then any other vehicle because you are standing, and can turn at every joint, from your ankles all the way up, thus easy to look in back of you. you are far less likely to fall if you ride smart. i only fell 3 times in 11 years.

[@VECTOR_Coasters]

i 100% agree with your points and i just wanted to mention how incredibly good you are at filming yourself riding

[@mr_wrongway]

Thank you! Years of practice! I’m glad you appreciate it !!!

[@yahyahfiacel]

Freedom from gas, insurance, and parking! Smaller than a bicycle and ebike too.

[@V0idW4lker13]

From 1.4.2024 we need insurance on these in czechia sadly.

[@Digo-eu]

@@V0idW4lker13 it can be a good thing if there is accessible insurance available (which honestly is not all that realistic). I've even seen requirements for insurance when getting one was impossible, and that is just scary. Happened in England, I think.

[@JonahOnEUC]

@@V0idW4lker13 Don't be sad, that is agood thing!

[@MikaelLevoniemi]

Not free from insurance anymore and that's a great thing. Took a few years for me to try to get one and this summer it's mandatory in finland to insure EUCs. The problem is that most insurers try to give me escooter insurance which is craazy expensive so i have to ask for a human made offer every time. Results are cheap as chips.

[@dennismyers1014]

I’m turning 66 this month and recently got my first euc (V11) and ‘though I’ve had to survive a couple of wobbly nosedives, the moment it ‘clicked’ for me is when I CREATED MY OWN BREEZE! That is when it became fun!!

[@PeterLarsenJr]

Needed to hear this fellow senior citizen. I’m getting ready to turn 63 and I have my V8S arriving in a few days! First EUC. I watch videos like Adam’s to learn so that I’m minimize the falls and injuries. But I am so stoked!

[@janjedinak4443]

Nice summary Adam. I ride around 5 years as you (but not as skilled as you) and I cannot find words for other people how to explain this lovestory with EUC ride. It is so practical for sure, but I would really like to explain in few words to people, how satisfying is each step on EUC and how I love first turn in front of my house. When I was child, I wished to fly like superman... Riding on EUC is for me something similar to free flight (without clouds :-). Now I am waiting for my new Patton, sold my old V11 and my patton delivery is prolonged for few days... so unexpected few days without wheel... i was not so sad for long period :-).... I miss my wings. You were first youtuber I saw in EUC comunity and always love to see your videos... Wish you everything best, well done Adam

[@skampster]

One thing I love about good EUC KZbinrs are the ones that have actually had and reviewed new wheels BEFORE I have bought them.

[@zackerygriffith4472]

He said he is going to stop reviewing. I hope not 😢

[@crispetes_4132]

I love this video❤ Another thing that I apreciate of riding Euc is that the community around the world is so cool and you know and meet people just because all we have the same hobby/passion😍

[@mr_wrongway]

I’m glad you do! I have to agree with you on this one! ❤️

[@eslachance]

The blue guy is Stitch not Lilo. Lilo is the little girl :P But heyyyyy 100% agree on all your points :D

[@sherazAsghar]

I love EUC … I have been using it for 6 weeks or so about 1500km its has changed my life … p.s. I am an Ultra marathoner

[@DustinDamien]

It's an elite motosport that feels like no other mode of transport, one that requires a unique skillset for mastery. The pursuit of perfecting technique is a satisfying endeavor.

[@electricguy109]

Discreet, powerful, fun, practical, efficient, low maintenance, low low risk of being stolen...

[@spencerbloodworth]

So cool to follow you on Instagram and see these cool spots to ride in Warszawa. And then being able to recognize them all in this video is awesome haha. You have an amazing city to ride in!

[@CosmicTorben]

11. The content creators like you !

[@mr_wrongway]

Awww thank you!

[@sbr-1143]

You remind me so much of my polish friend. Watching you is almost like hanging out with him, even your voice and how your accent changes is uncannily familiar 🤔 With as many people as I see everyday sitting in traffic by themselves in their car, bored out of their skull, your content has me hopeful that things can change. So many Americans would be vastly more joyful with an EUC compared to the car dependent culture were forced to endure. You're definitely gonna have me on a Sherman L or whatever hot new thang is out by the time I save enough for my first EUC. Thank you so much for sharing your message and content ❤️

[@Making_Progr3ss]

Brooke I feel the same way . I'm literally getting famous in my small city because of the wheel and people bombard me with questions EVERY DAY and sometimes I really don't want to be bothered .... I just wanna ride man lol 🎉😂

[@FUZ2706]

They check every box for me, I've had a motorcycle, hate how much maintenance there is. With this I can leave it sitting there for a few weeks and turn it on and start riding straight away. It's super portable, can fit in the car, under a desk, in my closet. It feel so much more safe than an e scooter, I've hit so many pot holes at speed and just being balanced saves you, it feels like magic, controlling where you go with your mind almost. Best mode of transport I've ever experienced tbh.

[@mazenmounla6974]

Oh boy 😬 You just emphasized in 2 videos I've just watched how hard it is to change the tire in the EUC model that I have!

[@ThomiX0.0]

You're so amazingly good at these.. The EUC's are the future in transporting humans. But to make it stick in our behaviour, we need to experience the magic 'click' in our brain. The 'click' of; not theorize about Human balancing, with all the technical restrictions, but the 'floating' experience of freedom you have, nòt thinking about it. Nothing else could give me this magic feeling, and I like to share it with every one I meet. Thanks Adam, you brought me there :-)

[@lililililililili8667]

Nimble as a pedestrian but also with the capabilities of a dirt bike and able to tuck the entire package in the back seat of a car or next to your legs on public transportation. Not sure if you can fly with one of these as checked baggage because of battery size but that would be pretty incredible if it was possible.

[@nastythomashobbs]

I also started riding 5 years ago. I think the reason it is even more fun today is how far EUC’s have advanced in 5 years.

[@mr_wrongway]

Fair point!

[@GreenSecret1]

Danke für das Video und ich finde es toll daß du auch Misserfolge zeigst. Ich denke es gibt kein Ende um seine Skills zu verbessern oder was neues zu lernen. Das macht es auch so interessant.

[@better.better]

I think you should do a video about maintenance cost and downtime comparisons... mileage / kilometers will vary, but you've used a lot of them. for example mass transit versus EUC vs car vs bike. you've obviously changed tires, for how long will the average battery pack last before you need to buy a new one? how often do you need to change the wheel bearings if you are only commuting and not going over jumps? what about suspension maintenance? with a bicycle I probably average a thousand US dollars per year (about 3000 mi) on bicycle maintenance. a lot of that I could reduce by quite a bit by switching to a waxed chain. a car easily out strips my bicycle maintenance costs... in fact I think the cost of car insurance alone wipes out my entire bike maintenance budget, and that still leaves fuel, registration and inspection costs, fluid changes/replenishment, tires, batteries, and wiper blades.

[@0xsergy]

What are you doing to your bicycles? I've bought one set of good tires, Gatorskins that are super puncture resistant(highly recommend, haven't had a flat in the 10 years i've had them and I use this bike on everything from gravel to tough singletrack ontop of regular road use), and a derailleur after my old one failed in the last 10 years(only failed due to me using a road bike on rough mtb singletrack trails, regular use it likely wouldn't have failed). Use car gear oil for the chain, one bottle is 15 dollars and will last you a lifetime. This is on a used 80s roadbike that cost me $150 so in total I've spent $320 in 10 years.

[@misubisu]

I got rid of my car a year ago and I was working out how much money I've saved in the last year... with rego, insurance, servicing and maintenance, petrol... it works out at around $5,000 [saved] and that is a conservative estimate based on nothing actually going wrong with it. And the biggest thing is, I don't miss not having a car, not one little bit. I would love you to do a comparison on the 'one wheel' vs the 'EUC'. That would be awesome. Another great video, thanks Adam 🥰

[@segundacuenta726]

Wow with that much money saved you can buy 1 top of the range wheel each year!

[@ChrisH0Y]

EUCs represent an alternate solarpunk future - a future where humans actually figure it out.

[@lewinwild]

my thoughts exactly!

[@kayakeux]

Merci "mauvaise direction", les unicycles électriques sont très utilent et rien ne bat le plaisir frivole de rouler. 🤘

[@vapgames]

EUCs are cool, I really want to try it one day, but in many countries you can't buy them (or the selection is very limited and overpriced 2-3x), and you can't ship them internationally cause of batteries. The cool thing about electric skateboards, is that you can just build them to your required specs, you can buy all parts separately from many different suppliers and source the batteries locally. Seems like there's no DIY scene for EUCs. Just try doing a search on youtube - hundreds of DIY skateboard builds, and maybe couple of modded EUC videos. I wonder if it's because of very custom motors and CNC mounts required. I might end up building one myself.

[@arevee9429]

All good reasons. I have not enjoyed any wheeled device so much since I first tried a mountain bike off-road. . . in 1984😱

[@MichaelHollandOne]

I really want one but still don't know where to start. All your reasons for loving EUC's are awesome! Keep the great videos coming!

[@mr_wrongway]

Start with renting a small one! I’m glad you like them, cheers!

[@gordmarshall5830]

Thanks Adam, another treat from the best. 6 pac Gord

[@jeremyneworleans]

I'd love to see a ride comparison video with Onewheel Vesc or Floatwheel. I"m in New Orleans on a Floatwheel ADV Pro. Plenty of torque :)

[@calebredus6948]

Great video Adam I am in awe of your riding skills and love your positive attitude and passion when discussing the best way to get around for all the reasons you have mentioned. I notice that you are not using Nylanove's this time are those Power Knobs if so how do you like them if not what are they I am trying to find the perfect pads for my Lynx and would love your opinion.

[@mr_wrongway]

Thanks! I’m enjoying what I do! Yeah I’m using the PKs I’ll make a video soon about them that will give a deeper dive into Powerknobz :)

[@AnisKadri]

City distance, nothing to haul: EUC Short city distance combined with subway/metro: electric skateboard Exercice: e-bike (pedal assist) for city, regular bicycle for longer distances Need to go far away or going to the track: motorcycle Need to haul shit or go very far away: car This last one is my least favorite as well

[@charleskieser9740]

Nice Video, I have a Ebike, Onewheel GT, a Summerboard Electric Skateboard, a 90Kph Electric Scooter, 3 Motorcycles, and a Pickup Truck, and a Car, but I go the most miles every month on my 2 EUCs the Patton and the Lynx. The EUCs are an upgrade from the OneWheel GT which I put 3000 miles (4500 Km) during the last year I rode it before I bought and learned to ride EUC. I made 6000miles (9000 Km) in the last year on EUC, and the terrain I can concor on the EUC is more intense than I could with the OneWheel.

[@KiwiMark67]

I used to use my motorcycle to visit my mother, but she moved to the city I'm in (Hamilton, NZ), so now I use my Sherman S to travel to the other side of the city to visit my mother - I'm saving lots on money compared to when I had to use the motorcycle. My e-scooter (Inmotion RS) is quicker, and yet my EUC is still more fun - and plenty quick enough to get around the city. My e-bike has panniers, which makes it better for carrying stuff, but most of the time I don't need more than the EUC and a backpack. My motorhome is enormous (11m long with a trailer that adds another 5m) so I'm not going to use that to travel around the city, I would only use that for a long trip. EUCs are both fun & practical, what's not to like!

[@segundacuenta726]

Awesome! Living the dream my man. Motorhome and PEVs FTW!

[@WillofNewZealand]

I'd have to write what I don't like. Tyre options such as with a off the shelf scooter I can get no flats tyre options. No euc or shop is offering that yet.?. I might be the first on a euc with mousse , im still in testing phaze stats soon, it cannot get a flat, it's solid, I have no suspension either. No wheel disassembly to install, unlike tube. Tyre numbering has to many measuring systems, hence as an x mechanic " I say a 14 inch rim has a 14 inch tyre on it. " Knowing the rim diameter is important to know. A 20 inch wheel does not tell us what the rim diameter is, hence we don't buy those, because the tyre might measure 21 inches and be on a 10 inch rim, it's a mystery I'm not playing, hence We can't research tyre options due to lack of info. Oh battery advertising another euc bug. 1700wh or is it really 1595wh? I perfer the real number thanks. Else yeah I'm a fan to.There's something about the moving along, whatever it is I like it. Wishing you nice success and to be well.

[@ong1585]

I'm surprised for years nobody has mentioned ABS braking and anti-slip, especially when you analyse why 2/3/4 wheelers slip easier when cornering/turning.

[@btblou]

I love EUC's because I don't have to find a parking spot, which is near impossible in Sydney, Australia. And the amount of bike thefts put me off them; I can take my EUC inside anywhere I go :) BTW, I thought you were changing the tire on the Extreme?

[@BrittBraap]

EUCs get more fun the better you get! :D

[@mr_wrongway]

SO true!

[@arthurrobey4945]

I gave up on the training wheel on my motor-bike. The tare to gross weight is favourable on an EUC. It is unfavourable on a train or a motor-car. (Is it necessary to move 2 tonnes of metal to go buy a litre of milk? What I want to know is "How do you move a misplaced foot without dismounting?" I've tried using my ballerina bar and it just doesn't come naturally.

[@0xsergy]

Same way you mount. Push inwards with the opposite knee and this will allow you to ride one footed. Now you can adjust the other foot.

[@zackerygriffith4472]

I would love a video conparing EUC to 1 wheels

[@mr_wrongway]

I'll do it eventually!!! It's on the to do list :)

[@KyleKick909]

I get a lot of excurses when practicing figure 8s and that kind of stuff. But I''m also new to EUC.

[@GreenSecret1]

Für mich ist der Punkt Kompakt sehr wichtig. Mein EUC passt in einen Spind. Somit kann ich es sicher Abstellen wenn ich ins Schwimmbad oder zum Fitness Center fahre. Ein teures E-Bike vor dem Geschäft abschließen und hoffen dass es nicht gestohlen wird, gibt's nicht mehr. Und zum Arzt oder ins Lebensmittel Geschäft schiebe ich das EUC in meiner Seite und nutze es als Rucksack Halter und lege die Lebensmittel direkt in den Rucksack. Was mich ein bisschen stört ist die Zeit um die Sicherheitsausrüstung anzulegen und abzunehmen, aber Sicherheit ist sehr wichtig.

[@segment932]

Trains + EUC >>> Cars! When I got my first car I like "freedom"! But already after my third long distance drive I hated it and now 20 years later, more then 10 min I cant stand it. Also on riding the EUC between A and B, just pop on some music and dance to the rhythm. Its awesome! My personal favorite is Get lucky by Dath punk!

[@exploring-myself7543]

Great vids! Thx! Wondering best long-distance EUC, and highest IP. Just started riding IM V14 but need +++ longer range. Since, I live in Canada. Also, need High IP (rain, snow). Thx again!!! :)

[@segundacuenta726]

Since you are open to trying new things and exercise, please do a video on carrying an EUC in a backpack. From the smallest EUC to the largest and heaviest one possible. Those who go camping carry 20-30kgs while walking many miles. It would be awesome to see your take and experience even if it is not so popular (since more and more people walk less and less and don't like exercise and challenges instead of seeking to become functionally stronger and fitter). Cheers

[@Corn8Bit]

An mten4 or 5 or will fit, that's all. Over 40lbs will be miserable

[@segundacuenta726]

@@Corn8Bit Yes, the mten line is the most portable choice. Still I want to see some brave ones carrying a Falcon or T4 or something else =D Some viking, russian, georgian or mongolian power FTW!

[@-JohnSmith-]

These things are an old lady magnet 😂

[@segundacuenta726]

You saying one has to get an EUC to get old ladies? XD

[@-JohnSmith-]

@@segundacuenta726 only if you can't without one😉

[@-JohnSmith-]

​@@segundacuenta726 only if you can't without one😉

[@-JohnSmith-]

@@segundacuenta726 yes

[@soloway-l1o]

And free hands!

[@mr_wrongway]

Lovely attribute!

[@segundacuenta726]

Super important!

[@WillofNewZealand]

Superman arms? Blayzzz ha. Pysco slide with arm. Eagle arms as per Chooch at apple valley, performed a arms out parachute style ike a long boarder coming into a corner, some riders behind may have felt it may be an unfair blocking move. Captain Kirk would have also pulled that move out of the bag in my opinion. Trolleying arm. No no arms needed ha.

[@primetwig]

Things I don't like: 1. when I come somewhere, it's not always I can leave it somewhere, like I can not bring it inside a hospital or some public services building. 2. we still have a lot of 5 floor buildings without an elevator, and if I go higher than 2 floor, I leave it between 1st and 2nd floors, but it limits my visit to a couple of minutes. 3. helmet has an influence on my hairstyle =\

[@segundacuenta726]

That's where EUC in a backpack comes in. Too bad it has its limitations as for wheel size and weight... It is what it is.

[@EUCme]

It's because you wear it! It is a quickly detachable prosthetic. Anything else you either fly, drive, or ride; boring. 😊 ~maverick

[@mr_wrongway]

Nice perspective!

[@W_1_3_7]

You have a choices: set a car ac to any temperature, warms or cold and be protected from outside weather. Euc? Just nothing.

[@sergionemeth4920]

I really like your videos, I'm going to ask a question outside the video, I have a ks S16 and it charges 95% but it seems like the battery doesn't last long, is that normal? and do you have any repair tips for the S16?

[@MikeMchaney]

hi, long time fan in usa. im so torn over next wheel from a t4 ive had for 3 years. i do alot of tight turns short hover and quick acceleration ,usually under 20 mph but im juggling half the time. I have been looking at the extreme and the price is great but he new blitz has me thinking. Its 500 bucks more than the extreme with the ds 200 shock and 50 s.I I want to go faster but id probably never top 45 mph on any wheel but stability is more important at 60 years old. any advise is so welcome and thx for years of content.

[@scottstormcarter9603]

Do any EUCs have "walk mode" assistance while pushing it? It is called "walk mode" on e-bikes in North America.

[@0xsergy]

When you push it they roll forwards quite easily. Even up steep trails they're not hard to push.

[@scottstormcarter9603]

@@0xsergy What do people with no arms do? Push it with their teeth?

[@0xsergy]

@@scottstormcarter9603 i mean you're gonna have some hurdles in life with no arms. you can learn to ride one but the learning process will be rough because you can expect to take a fall or 2 while learning and with no arms to catch you it might cause a head injury. I'd probably not recommend someone to try for this reason. Plus while you're learning you use your arms for balance so it'll make it more difficult.

[@Hexagonian]

5:03 & 1:49 👋😂❤

[@mr_wrongway]

What a surprise haha!

[@segment932]

Btw. Just noticed what was those pads you had o the Extreme? They looked awesome! Where can I find them?

[@mr_wrongway]

Those are Powerknobz! Use code “knobway” at checkout!

[@segment932]

@@mr_wrongway Thanks!

[@segment932]

@@mr_wrongway Btw. Can we have a power pad review? What are your favorites and why?

[@MoiMoi-mk3ty]

Where did you get your Jump blocks please?

[@mr_wrongway]

PowerKnobz! Use code “knobway” for discount!

[@MoiMoi-mk3ty]

@@mr_wrongway merci 🙂

[@pave64]

Hi Adam, are you going to review Begode Blitz?

[@imaginaryparsnip]

I got the Inmotion V12HT, rid for like 100km so far and I'm still having trouble with turns and stuff, any advice? Theres nowhere local that has a pole on 1 type of ground either, all the posts, signs etc. are on damn curbs or between 2 different surfaces

[@ryangross5446]

just keep practicing. i would go around my neighborhood slowly on the sidewalks just purposefully only working on slow speed turning. youll fall and stuff but just keep on trying to turn down the narrow turns of the sidewalk. I only recommend this if your sidewalk is in good shape with very few large lumps or holes

[@apgy3063]

parking lots!

[@imaginaryparsnip]

@@ryangross5446 Thanks for the advice, I'll give it a try, I'm always scared of falling on this as I banged my wrists up pretty bad when I clipped a pedal on a curb weeks ago, got wrist guards now though, ofc it had to happen 2 days before amazon delivered them, lmao

[@0xsergy]

If you're still struggling just practice figure 8s. I didn't leave my neighborhood until I was very comfortable with all sorts of turns for safety reasons.

[@cynthiaricee6602]

I would like you to make a video on choosing the correct helmet, (feel free to say my name)

[@mr_wrongway]

Done. Without your name though! But I think I need an update to that video since I mostly ride in MTB helmets nowadays EUC RIDER’s HELMETS kzbin.info/www/bejne/rYelXph-hbJkitk

[@soronemistarmand9115]

Hey! Maybe you can help me... i have the begode Extreme too and when i go around 20mph, the wheel bend to the right and i don't know how to correct that... only when i deflate a bit the wheel i don't have a problem... Thanks a lot!

[@mr_wrongway]

Try calibrating it!

[@darkstar4494]

Is your wheel spinning straight? Maybe the tire is not seated evenly?

[@tomnel]

Are you new to riding it? I had that on my S16 but it got better as I rode it more, then I rode holding a bag and found it does that again unless I hold the bag at my center haha

[@sherazAsghar]

hey i know u mentioned ip rating for lynx in some video ... what is the IP rating ? And can i ride lynx in rain like up to 1-2mm or more? today I was in rain for up to 2 hours I was a bit concern ... also what is the maintenance that needs to be done if any.... if i was to ride in rain often. I Live in Montreal it is inevitable

[@apgy3063]

so when are we Blitzin?

[@mr_wrongway]

Soon!

[@apgy3063]

​sweet

[@kunof2074]

Not a hater, but isnt a onewheel technically a EUC? I mean, it's litterally in the name, One wheel and electric haha

[@0xsergy]

pretty sure a one wheel is a one wheel. the width of the wheel makes it hard to classify as an euc.

[@d.n.3086]

You love BBC

[@Axlowy]

first :)

[@Innoxblue]

4:40 that's so impressive! what EUC is that?

[@0xsergy]

taillights look like the veteran ones so maybe the veteran lynx?

[@GreenSecret1]

Ich kenne jemanden, diese Person hat durch einen Motorrad Unfall die Funktion von einem Arm verloren. Sie konnte sich mur noch zu Fuß danach fortbewegen. Man braucht für fast alle Fortbewegungsmittel zwei Arme. Dann hat sie im Internet EUC Videos gesehen und es gelernt zu fahren. Jetzt ist Sie wieder unterwegs und genießt diese Freiheit mehr als wir es uns jemals vorstellen können.👍♥️💪🛞