EUC Pro's Top 10 Tips & Mistakes All Riders Should Know

[@dcscreenworks]

This NEEDS to become a series! Travel and meet legendary riders around the world!

[@freshlycharged]

Great idea!

[@greenwave819]

except you can't really beat Mr. Adam Wrongway

[@greenwave819]

except you can't really beat Mr. Adam Wrongway

[@squarrildog1803]

Meet with shibby time

[@EverlastingEclipses]

COME TO SOUTH KOREA!! LAND OF THE EUC INDUSTRY! WHERE MAJORITY OF PEOPLE USE EUC AS 대리기사 chauffeur driver!!

[@stanleyhyde8529]

The closest I can get to learning with help is videos like this and people replying to my comments. For people like me, channels like yours and wrongway are a god send. The Patton has been kicking my ass. I'm definitely going to be giving the petal angle adjustment a try. Thanks for everything you do. I appreciate it.

[@ThatAsianGuyy]

Tip number 3 is what just made things click after learning on Sherman s as first wheel. Two days of struggling and day 3 clicked. Best tip to keep in mind!

[@Athrix94]

Love what you guys do! Especially the lengths you go to explain things and review. Thank you for your truthfulness as well as always! Keep it up!

[@freshlycharged]

Thanks so much!

[@sek3ymisek3ymi]

When it comes to pedal angle , personally I prefer better brakes over better acceleration. So I go plus one so my toes slightly higher. It also feels more stable. I’m not an expert but I’ve ridden over 10,000 in the last 2-3 years . Adam At wrong way is the reason I ride . I found his videos a few years ago and it got me interested. I trust him and always watch his videos

[@j_mars_cars]

I sure as heck hope some famous EUC guys visit Wisconsin. We have a growing bike infrastructure that’s really getting enjoyable. Also, I should start a channel about riding, legality, predicting danger, and communicating with other riders/pedestrians/cars to keep from giving the EUC a bad name. Thanks guys for amazing content

[@Kevin-Schmevin]

Great camera work, Poland looks amazing. Also, a ton of these tips work for onewheel as well.

[@roghaj]

Excellent video! Good job to Andrew and Adam.

[@ThaBlackCobra]

Definitely wear that safety gear I too have fallen and been thankful to have safety gear on at the time… thanks for all the tips 😊

[@martinsaunders2942]

What a great video…very many thanks…..And what a very beautiful city! My brother took a vacation there and loved it !👍👍👍

[@mousemeister]

Omg one of my favorite channels have visit my lovely country, love you guys🎉😊

[@freshlycharged]

You have a very lovely country!

[@mousemeister]

@@freshlycharged thx☺️, and thx for sharing your knowledge with all of electric vehicles, I have bought a scooter because of you guys and I absolutely love it

[@eBoard3R]

*Andrew goin the Riiiight way!* ⚡⚡⚡

[@NoProGoPronto]

Awesome collab! I love Adam. I need to get my butt back over to his channel 🙂

[@freshlycharged]

Adams doing some great EUC work out there!

[@NoProGoPronto]

@@freshlycharged ~ What a coincidence, I'm currently doing research for my very first EUC, and that is exactly what Adam's most recent video is about. Yeah for me!!

[@pathnativejam]

Didnot know that? and always wondered what horizontal level was about.

[@Electric_roller]

V12 HT here, 1 degree positive (toes dipped) for me based on 5000 miles. No changes whatsoever on my Commander Pro though

[@olgac9121]

Excellent calibration tips Gracias!!!

[@RalphSanabria]

You guys are cool people stay safe. 😄

[@manuinsinger]

Awesome tips! Thx both!!

[@5thHouse]

HERES a tip: Keep a folded moving blanket in your trunk to drape over the edge of the trunk when you're putting your EUC in your vehicle and taking it out.

[@johnserranovoices]

Mistake 2 is why I crashed and broke my ankle. Stay safe, stay focused, and stay relaxed.

[@nightingalenoah542]

I am looking for a maintenance video for euc. Like where and hot to add air to air suspension, how to know when to add air, and other random maintenance.

[@jriding6161]

Never rode an EUC before, but going to buy a Sherman S next season. Am I crazy??

[@freshlycharged]

Do it!

[@jriding6161]

@@freshlycharged Thank you!! Gotta wait 6 months but it'll be worth the wait. :D

[@i8dbbq]

This was fun. Just wait, when the PEV books are written, Freshly Charged will be a noun.

[@freshlycharged]

Love it! 🙏

[@RaKeT_PL]

Greetings from Poland ! :)

[@freshlycharged]

Hello there!

[@krismax8986]

Witamy w Gdańsku😮. Pozdrowienia z Gdyni🙂

[@RomboutVersluijs]

Dang that takes some skills and nurves. Ive seen videos of this guy going super hard on these things. Like 70-80mph orso

[@Petrovech1]

i wonder what Adam carries in his back pack i think he should do a deep dive vid. on gear

[@greenwave819]

this is exceptional!

[@Reawer]

I unsubscribe from wrong way after the eevee's debacle but good too see you guys having fun

[@caninphx]

what debacle was this?

[@freshlycharged]

The beautiful thing about life is that we can learn from it and become better for it.

[@Reawer]

@@freshlycharged yes, but how would one know he became better if he never apologized? And if he did, fantastic.

[@jessepope7726]

@@Reawerpretty sure they sorted that out and even made a video together about it. Then, sometime after that, one of the dudes from eevee’s did a video with Adam showing techniques for learning to ride backwards. Beef has been squashed for some time.

[@jorgecabrera2574]

Nice tips

[@MikaelLevoniemi]

Always adjust these tips to yourself and your wheel. Adams suggestion of 2,7 bar tire pressure would make my begode rs unrideable or so uncomfortable that i wouldn't want to ride it. 2bar is more than enough for me.

[@hippokrampus2838]

Question for anybody that sees this and has thoughts on it. I have been struggling to learn EUC on my V8F (come from OneWheeling and did not know about calibrating the EUC, so I will try that). I have watched multiple of these types of videos and have slowly been getting the hang of it, but in the time being the worst bruises I have given myself are on my shins, would wearing shin guards at all negatively affect my ability to learn EUC?

[@EverlastingEclipses]

he maybe wrongway but he is the most right way than anyone :p

[@Mrvoltagebx]

I want to buy one to do food delivery, which one do you recommend?

[@Andrew-vt4jt]

Probably the easiest one to learn on with a decent range is the Sherman Max. However, a suspension wheel would be the most comfortable over time.

[@divingfalconfpv4602]

Got my pedal at 4° lean forward. Since after riding first couple times

[@ron95754]

Fantastic - Thank you. \

[@freshlycharged]

Thank you too!

[@pst291]

My dad always told me "Above all else son , protect your rim"

[@WheelKim]

영상 잘 보고 가요~ 나도 언젠가 저렇게.잘.탈수 있겠지..ㅎㅎ

[@PurpleRider]

Overconfidence gets the best of many of us. Some painful lessons learned by EUC riders.

[@RichieValentine]

What beard reveal was a jump scare!

[@Arthur-zz5cu]

I learnt that shin guards are a must.

[@Bradenhall-m9i]

hey I am trying to get into e-bikes and scooters but don't have all the funds to try stuff out if you have any spare parts that you could send that would be so cool love the vids

[@teddy_123.]

Nice

[@ulysses3183]

How can you over charge your wheel? 9:33

[@freshlycharged]

Ride downhill on a full charge.

[@themadchemist2805]

You can adjust the pedal angle on a begode wheel lol

[@RomboutVersluijs]

How is it when you crash with such a device. I saw that small click if a oerson crashing on a bridge. The uec went 🕊️ ng and bouncing all iver thr olace. I bet a majore crash destroys this thing.

[@RomboutVersluijs]

Is that country his origin? I mean his English pronouncments are super good

[@austieoutdoors9763]

stop showing off wrong way no only playing bro you know your stuff ill give you that enjoyed the one you done on the wolf king x11 and dualtron with the two other blokes i enjoy all your video on scooters even though its not your boat

[@yegwheel]

I'm six years riding without a helmet without issues.

[@freshlycharged]

your point?

[@yegwheel]

@@freshlycharged the video overstates the need for a helmet. The rest of it is good though

[@jessepope7726]

@@yegwheelI’ve skied my whole life (42 years old) without a helmet, but there’s been a few times where I’ve crashed while doing jumps where I just got plain lucky that I didn’t suffer a severe head injury. The question becomes, will my/your luck continue or will it run out at some point? I’m an excellent skier, but someone else could just come up behind me and hit me without any fault of my own. Similarly, there’s so many distracted drivers out there that are just not paying attention whatsoever. You can’t always account for variables outside your control.

[@yegwheel]

@@jessepope7726 is not about luck, is about riding appropriately for the conditions. Just add you wouldn't wear a helmet on the bunny Hill neither would I wear one on a trip to the grocery store

[@5thHouse]

@@yegwheel You can never be too safe when on a vehicle with literally no protection. You're just wrong in your claim about overstating the need for a helmet. If anything, it seems like you're not accounting for the other people out there in the world. You can ride as safe as you can all day, but you have no idea what other people are going to do.

[@_Hansing_]

Haaaaaay! Totally not a fan of this Adam guy! He does not value his subscribers as he doesnt reply to them when asking important questions.