V14 Adventure Quick look || Inmotion's First 134V Offroad Electric Unicycle

[@official.electricdreams]

Video has been edited to reduce the Ulanzi sponsorship. Sorry about the length. Should take a few hours for it to kick in(youtube takes processing time)

[@russellzauner]

I've been trying to find pedal height and coming up empty. Can you include an actual pedal height measurement in the next V14 video? Thanks!

[@franklinbrown7389]

Whatever you say about the wheel, it's hard to argue that Inmotion isn't pushing the industry forward. Can't wait to see this technology implemented on a larger cruising class wheel.

[@official.electricdreams]

The quick release plugs off the side make it super simple for fast charging, my favourite new feature that I hope will be standardized!

[@Karl-ErikRosberg]

@@official.electricdreams can one charger with a capacity of 134v 16 A be used to charge the inmotion v14 or must there be two chargers with a capacity of 134v 8A? I ordered a v14 50s for my first bike and would like to start loading it as quickly and safely as possible. can you recommend how to charge it quickly without damaging the batteries? and can you recommend a good, quiet, small and cheap charger?

[@Hunter_Heart]

I want you to test to confirm, "1 meter drop/jump for 90 kg with no bottoming out" from Inmotion.

[@thugis07]

Yes pls do so

[@bobdebouwer7835]

A tiny part of the progressive spring will probably so hard that it's solid and won't move. So one could say it doesn't bottom out. But it won't make a difference. You have only so much travel. The travel is what matters. It's just marketing bs. Just like the torque that is supposedly twice that of a small car.

[@thugis07]

@@bobdebouwer7835 Yh the torque they state makes no sense since they did the same for v13 but it suck in the torque department

[@HerricktheMildlyPerturbed]

I love the battery change test, but can we get a tire change speed test? Inmotion has said the quick release battery system will also improve speed of tire changes, but didn't say how much like with the V13. This is one of the most important features to me.

[@official.electricdreams]

Perhaps a field test we’ll do when we get our hands on it again next week!

[@markyswe]

Link to wheel-swap -> kzbin.info/www/bejne/iKusnqhuhMZki80si=2lfDKoX8g2nB5jjr

[@philamonhemstreet8632]

Best Electric Dreams video yet! Very exciting wheel!

[@AKA_TY37]

You got it flipped. Coil shock is for that linear comfort ride, and air shock is for the progressive "pop" road feel. In v14's case, using a progressive spring on a coil shock does help accommodate a wider range of rider weight, but it's not that big of a pro/con, more like a nice gesture to the buyers. Either way, to maximize the off-road/on-road performance without changing the setup or sacrifice each side of the ride, it is best to use an aftermarket shock from a reputable brand like FOX with HS/LS settings separated.

[@official.electricdreams]

Yep i got it flipped, but realistically my experience my was correct with me and my friends. The progressive shocks lbs might be a bit too high for riders, I didnt manage to get that POP feel from the progressive or comfort feel that i did when switching it to air. I got more support with the stock progressive shock though.

[@AKA_TY37]

@@official.electricdreams it's a coil shock, even with a progressive spring, it won't provide that pop feel as the progressiveness is still way less than compressing air in an air shock. The whole idea of a coil shock with its linear behavior is to "stay planted" and "stable during intense off-road riding, and have a bit more "smooth" feel.

[@88Nikoli]

WTF is progressive pop road feel ?

[@MissDaisyTheRacoon]

Jason is the best thing that's happened to EUC's. He all about making sure you have the best ride in every way possible. Amazing guy!!

[@phamster18]

production value of this video is top notch... editor has to be praised !!!

[@markricharddavies]

Fabulous Jack, the opening shot on the highway is amazing , excellent job.. also still laughing on your Bentley skit!

[@huckwalton2307]

Dude…. I’m a professional filmmaker… this video is insane! Whoever did it for you is a genius.

[@dirt.surfer]

So excited for this. Can't wait to hear a more detailed informative review.

[@official.electricdreams]

Please let me know what you’d like to find out? What kind of field tests you’d like to see?

[@gym_buddies9504]

If the battery has a quick release cable they should have done it also with the motor so to make tire change easier

[@AvecPasdMains]

Bro, that video quality is sick. Good job on constantly leveling up! 🤙

[@official.electricdreams]

Appreciate it!

[@jensenperalta7927]

Can't wait for hsiang review on this.

[@bunker1303]

Thanks for the video... I'm currently riding an RS19, but I'm thinking of getting a V14... Thinking about it. Your videos are very helpful.

[@RidershermanV3]

Trolly handle is my favorite part of the wheel and the sound it makes lol idk bout yall but I need speed. Your reviews are alot better good job

[@AlexInde]

Your quality keeps improving after each release, great info and videography 👍

[@StarAZ]

You had me at "motorcycle grade stanchion" it's about time

[@eveoff]

IPX6 lol. You can basically shower the wheel after every ride! 😂 Now that is practical! The headlight returning is amazing!

[@VECTOR_Coasters]

looks like one of the best wheels ever! i personally would want this exact wheel but without suspension so it could be lighter and WAYY smaller

[@MrRich777]

The wheel you're describing exists. It's called the inmotion v12 high speed. It is lighter, has the same top speed and has no suspension.

[@VECTOR_Coasters]

@@MrRich777 yes but it’s ugly, fragile, only 100v, only a 30mm wide motor, 0 torque, really small battery, no swappable battery, bad bms, no self balancing battery, WAY less power, WAY less overhead, and a 16 inch wheel when i want the 17-18 inch wheel of the v14

[@VECTOR_Coasters]

@@EUCvibes non suspension wheels are more fun, more reliable, and more compact. we need a wheel with more then 100v without suspension

[@lovehulterstrom4320]

Finally a proper taillight!

[@BrotherKplays]

Look forward to seeing you take it up that steep incline you often include in your reviews.

[@browpetj]

Any further review? Looks like a beast 👍🏻

[@Taristu48]

As a street only rider I wont be getting this wheel, but it does have me very excited for what's to come from InMotion for their next street wheel.

[@FinnBjerke]

Extremely cool footage and lotsa good info mate thx for posting this.

[@HighOnScience]

Having had personal close up experience with a fire in my apartment and the death of my cats and almost me, Im looking forward to this wheel. My MSP nearly killed me, killed my cat and totally destroyed my apartment 2 years ago, I now own the Nikola Plus but it was the fourth choice. This feature could save my damaged mental state, REALLY....remember the eagle fire in New York, I woke up to that in my apartment....and the eagle was my first choice before that happened ❤

[@MomentumProductions1992]

My man with the fire

[@arevee9429]

Thank you. Great job as always.

[@timreha]

Ace cinematography edits audio.

[@RonnieRides]

Re: Coil VS Air, Air is not automatically more cushy and soft than Coil, it comes down to tuning which is the main difference, tuning an air shock is as easy as using a pump while tuning a coil shock requires you to find the correct rating on the coil, both can feel plush and soft and both will not feel good with the wrong tuning. It's great that they went with a progressive one.

[@Trener_Artem]

Its looking good, but why inmotion didnt add a seat?

[@JonGZBOS]

"Plenty of torque" makes me wonder. I was hoping to hear "the best torque". Patton might still be 🤴

[@patient864]

Great video production quality. Kudos.

[@RIDETHISESK8]

Bro, I was never interested in EUC's, but damn son! this ride is crazy sick. Now I want one..

[@QQ251647742]

Does the Adventure lack the safety features compared to the V13 since it has no hall sensor redundancy, no potted batteries, and the batteries are placed very differently.

[@SaiyanEuc]

I want to see more!

[@FabienMathey]

Thanks for the initial impressions. I am interested in many things already asked here in the comments. But I am also interested in the range of the wheel as this is something I need. Although I do not need 200km like the sherman max or something 😅

[@thugis07]

It should be able to do 55miles on a charge

[@JRemyScoots]

Must be nice to get all the new releases instantly.. Im still waiting on my RS to show up 😭

[@Electrum]

So in terms of Suspension. which one feels more safe road and offroad. Patton or Adventure ? It sounds like Patton would be more safe from what u say about feeling the road. Ppl say Patton is like riding a cloud, what do you think ?

[@ctchuteflyer]

Looks like it may be as good or better than an S22. If it is just as capable, with more torque that would be awesome.

[@jws5210]

Hi, could you please share the no load speed of V14 you tested? I would like to know the real world data. Thank you.

[@Tattedeuc]

good job

[@pierrick5893]

Thanks This V14 is the best ?

[@Ewert99]

Excellent shades

[@samuelju9247]

Great first look! Can you help to do some measurements to see what is the widest and tallest tyre size the V14 can do? Like what is the distance between the left and right battery packs; really want to know whether it can install wider tyres like the new version Mten4 uses 100mm width tyre. I guess the original nobby tyre is about 80mm; I know the 80/90-12 tyre will fit, not sure if 90/90-12 can also fit? Or even 100/70-12 ? I like the v14 but not a off road fan, want to change a wider street tyre. Thanks🎉

[@YourAubsome]

Great video Jack! The S22 Pro suspension is the best I've tried for overall comfort. It makes small bumps disappear and bigger bumps like riding down stairs feel like riding on flat ground... and doing 4 foot drops still feels like nothing. So I'm not quite sure what your referring to regarding "comfort" or an air shock. How did the suspension on the V14 feel to you compared to the S22 Pro?

[@Rasputin.Bogard]

Air shock will always feel softer than coil only shocks mate. Thats why expensive cars, built for comfort, have air shocks included. This is old knowledge.

[@official.electricdreams]

The v14 travel is shorter a quite a bit comparing it to s22. The v14 isn’t as comfortable for daily but in my experience is easier to find the shock for an v14 than a s22 so it’s an easy fix in that front.

[@JeskaRain]

Tell Inmotion we need this wheel to have a fancy mode that goes up to 80kph.

[@thugis07]

Thank u right 70kph is slow

[@official.electricdreams]

There are rumours…

[@thugis07]

@@official.electricdreams really hopefully it’s true

[@TheNazradin]

what sort of range were you getting? How's the water proofing? Has the ezy battery access effected waterproofing?

[@jashton8710]

I went from a T3 to a Master. I love the smoothness of the 20" wheel, but I miss the agility of the 16, This almost looks like it would be the best of both.

[@enzochoi923]

suspension corrections as a mountain bike rider: Inmotion is not the first to use a progressive shock; all air shocks used in the industry are progressive (and to a much lesser extent all coil shocks, but we don't classify them as such) air shocks aren't considered to give a better ride feel (they're considerd to have a worse 'off the top' feel as more seals need to be overcome, and their benefit is the tunability and progressivity of air) People herald coil shocks as giving a more plush ride feel (it will actually 'wash out' the ride more at lower shaft speeds than an air shock), at the cost of having to buy different springs for different riders, and lack of progressivity (though some companies like MRP sell progressive coils)

[@mikeintampa250]

Hi Jack, what is the advantage of the new batteries versus 50e?

[@neurokinetik]

It doesn't look much different in terms of capacity and max current (both are 5000mAh, but 50GB is 10A whereas 50E is 9.8A). I wonder why not use the Samsung 50S, which still has 5000mAh, but 25A max current?

[@mikeintampa250]

@@neurokinetik thanks for the info. Maybe less range with the 50s?

[@neurokinetik]

@@mikeintampa250 Same 5000mAh, so range should be the same. Seems like you'd also get less sag on the 50S, really the only downside I've been able to find is the cost, but there may be other considerations, like temperature tolerance and number of charge cycles before they degrade.

[@scottmorris7320]

Great review teaser video, well done, exciting wheel.

[@jensenperalta7927]

wait what? I was listening to the review and suddenly his talking tripods😆

[@magnussorensen2565]

Just wow. Can not wait for mine. =)

[@sherryandpeter]

Seeing as I ride hard technical trails all the time I need to know that the wheel can take a crash! A wheel can be the best, waterproof, fast and powerful and amazing suspension but if it falls into pieces after a crash, then it’s useless. I am most curious about how durable it is?

[@Senioritis012]

ummm coil shocks have more small bump sensitivity than air shocks. The initial force required to compress the piston exceeds that of compressing a spring

[@CapitalWheeler]

Yes, I'm going to get my wheel wet weather I want to or not.

[@Onelastrun]

Main concerns about this wheel are is that it is already an expensive wheel. So when it does end up getting mangled, how expensive will be parts afterwards? Also, how tough does the front of the frame seem to be? Where it cones out in front of the headlight. I can easily get past the plastic, but if it costs a lot to replace it, that will suck. Another thing is, tire swap. How difficult will that be? These are the only things i can rhink of for the time being. Thank you for the entertaining video.

[@CartoonWeasel]

Considering you can remove the batteries very easily, i bet tire swaps are just as easy

[@openpalmclosedfist2282]

Will they ever update the firmware to go faster than 43 mph? I Really want one, however I would like to void a warranty to go 52 mph whenever.

[@GenZyannd]

what about motor phase wires? are they accessible through the side panels like the batteries?

[@Stan-kj8fq]

Will there be a speed unlock?

[@nelson2095]

I wonder if they will bring out a cruising and long range version of V14, One that comes with all its features, bigger street tire and a comfy seat. If they do, it will probably be very expensive. Also, on my wish list, on all EUCs long range variant, maybe implement some sort of cruise control, similar to what cars have. Set it, and it will maintain that speed without having you lean forward, so you can sit and not get fatigue, but disengage quickly when pulled back. I don't know how this is practical/impractical on an EUC. Just my two cents.

[@lefotografion]

Would the wheel keep one speed, you would just fall off it. You need to lean, because that's how you get your center of gravity Infront of the wheel for it to push you through the wind. If want to lean less, stand more forward on your pedals or sit more centered on your seat. Which will reduce breaking leverage a little bit

[@JP-qq2kn]

Looks nice..

[@francescotuinea2022]

For the batteries it doesn't take much to dismantle them, however for the tire it takes as long ?

[@NemoEUC]

My next wheel

[@official.electricdreams]

Great choice let me know how u like it

[@barackobama2722]

Очень хорошо что есть тест езды по лужам. Обувь остаётся сухой? Брызги летят на спину?

[@asianboy8969]

At present between this wheel and the veteran Sherman-S, which one is coming on top and why? I will be doing a lot of on and off road riding, I will be riding the wheel aggressively most of the time so shocks are important to me, durability, waterproofing, cornering, range, and I prefer low wobble as I will often ride pretty fast.

[@dnthmn117]

Your needs are split down the middle. This smaller wheel (or the Patton) fulfills most of them , but a larger wheel fulfills the others that a small wheel can't (range, high speed, stability).

[@official.electricdreams]

Here’s the thing, you mentioned points that won’t be at the adventures advantage, it can’t beat the Sherman s on range or speed but if ur saying u do aggressive offroad( I’m not sure how maintained your trails are) then I would suggest v14 it’s easier to maneuver

[@TheEVside]

Great vid

[@JulianCRichards]

awesome wheel. Begode & Inmotion are same company same color same size same frame design same rim size same same same tell me i'm wrong.

[@CartoonWeasel]

86lbs. I might just keep my s22 pro a little longer. (Anyhow, I've learned to never get a v1 wheel.)

[@maldonadogiovanni]

Hey is the v14 more nimble then the s22 because its smaller and more narrow and if so by how much around a s18 feel? or is it less nimble because of the higher weight? Looking forward to more reviews thanks

[@jimmux_v0]

How narrow is it exactly? I can't imagine it having the S18 playfulness, but if it's somewhere between that and the T4 I will be very happy.

[@MTF.DevonRed]

great job thanks

[@coltonthecart]

The glasses go hard

[@Foundprodigal]

Really want this wheel, but im 280 6'3 in shorts. Can this thing carry me without sacrificing gains?

[@abrash43]

@official.electricdreams I have a question : easy to accelerate on what settings? Pedal hardness, split mode, etc. Thanks!

[@official.electricdreams]

The wheel accelerates easier just in stock. Pedal hardness is at 100% it’s in sport mode

[@QQ251647742]

Based on your experience with both adventure and extreme, which one has more torque?

[@official.electricdreams]

Both are just as torquey as the other. The adventure requires less weight to get it going but the pedals are a bit software( even on hard mode) compared to the extreme

[@divinitydoe]

How does the sense of torque from the motor compare to the Patton? This seems super tempting as a potential alternative. Also that road feel of the suspension also seems like it could be real fun.

[@RogueTravel]

Please answer this one!

[@user-io5gw1rk4t]

Lmfao i saw the Bentley commercial on the official Inmotion account

[@joaoneto1399]

Could you please inform me what is the weight of 1 battery pack?

[@stealtherider3008]

Good video! Make some more!

[@brianlombardo9524]

is the pedal rod fused to the pedal? how is there friction if there are no side screws?

[@hanwong4now]

Great video! Btw the back power pad was upside down hehe... or was that intended?

[@alexandreremin8718]

HELLO, MAN!! WHERE IS THE FULL REVIEW OF THIS EUC, I WANT TO BORROW MONEY FROM MY FRIENDS TO BUY THIS WHEEL. but i dont sure

[@JonahHax]

Great tripod review.. Oh there was an EUC also?

[@JulianCRichards]

1:11 cant wait to take this wheel in some deep mud and get some cake up that mudguard.

[@BrettBrownlee]

Very nice video. Well done

[@fnbeansover]

Which option would you choose? I have boiled it down to v14 inmotion or ex30 begode? For cruising on bike trails and street riding. 1. v14 adventure with the newer 50s cells, but smaller 16inch tire. 3299.00 otd price 2. ex30 begode but older 50e cells, but with 20inch tire. 3000.00 otd price Any suggestions? Thanks

[@AJames-jr8kw]

Why is it so difficult for the EUC makers to sort the lights. In the last 10sec of the clip going down the highway the rear light cuts off for about 5 seconds. Also the rear handle is at the same height as the rear strip light. They should incorperate it into the handle especially once the seat option is available.

[@lyl6485]

I always hate the small battery sizes in these new, high voltage, and power wheels from begw and inm. what's up with that? I've been thinking about a batter backpack for the v13. 4500w Moto is way too hungry for a little 3024wh battery

[@QQ251647742]

How many amps is the stock charge? I hope it is 8 amps.

[@MustWorkWeekends]

If its an offroad euc why are all the clips on roads?

[@tomknud]

How long to change the tire?

[@jimmykiang4420]

looks like a more refined version of the begode extreme... but it will get your legs dirty @ 8:33

[@mikebikekite1]

Good review and I like the look of the wheel. Thanks also for testing it in the rain - many of us live in rainy countries. How able is it to withstand a decent crash? You mentioned 50GB batteries but what are they? are they any good for EUCs? How high does the handle go? I'm 6'3" (190cm) and hate low handles. Are the pedals adjustable? I know you've only ridden 100km but any idea of the range? I'm probably just a very ordinary rider and have little need for over 100v - it tends to just add to the price and reduce the range while giving me nothing apart from bragging rights. I'd personally prefer a cheaper 100v wheel with a longer range. Most modern wheels seem to be beyond my price range but do you have an idea of price?

[@grb1969]

Mike, On all wheels, higher voltage is proportional to speed, and a smaller tire diameter is proportional to agility and torque. You're not losing any range whether it's 134V or 100V if the similar capacity of Amp-hours is configured. Less voltage is also not less expensive; although it appears so because new wheels have other costs associated with production. The V14 is currently about $3200 (with a projected retail of $4k) but this may change. The wheels you may want is the V11 which is currently on sale for $1700 but has much lower torque. Used S22pros can be found for around $2k but I still think it's overpriced considering the continuous and excessive maintenance it will need over its lifetime. If you're short on funds, like me, the used market is a great place to be, because the only true way to save money on these wheels is to buy low and do all the work yourself. I'm 6'7" and the trolley handle looks taller than most, albeit a little flimsy.

[@mikebikekite1]

@@grb1969 Thanks for your very informative response. I'll admit I've had the math explained to me before regards how voltage shouldn't affect range but it's easy to compare wheels like the 84v and 100v Nikola and see that the range is dropping per Wh with higher voltages. The same is true on the Monster wheels. The S22 gets about 80km range from 2200Wh battery which is less than the original 84v 18XL with a 1554Wh battery. I do keep looking at the V11(Y) and wonder if it will meet my needs but I tend to hit 50kmh on every ride because I need to stick with traffic. I'm also a little worried about it's fragility in a crash. At my age now (60) I'm starting to also worry about my own fragility. I'm also eagerly waiting to find out about the KSS16. I worry a bit about used wheels as my wheels live in my house and I like to know how well the batteries have been treated.

[@gordmarshall5830]

$5599- Cdn @ Eevees in Vancouver.

[@thugis07]

Is the headlight as bright as the v13 and does the suspension bottom out?

[@Laenthal]

There is a special cauldron in hell for those who flash lights into the camera.

[@Laic]

We knew about it long time ago when bob was there 😂

[@SamClegg]

I'm curious about the charge port. It looks like some kind of new 6-pin layout. Did they really decide not to use the pin layout as the other 134v wheels already on the market? Do you know why?

[@official.electricdreams]

Hey Sam, yes I complained to them. Initially when I saw the v11 about more than a month ago I thought it was just a prototype thing… thing is that they’ll keep it like this but block two pins in the middle to prevent you from plugging this same plug that is 134 into an s22

[@official.electricdreams]

They didn’t have space and poor planning.

[@SamClegg]

Fair enough.. at least it will make it impossible to plug in the wrong charger. Hopefully it will also not be possible to plugin the v14 charger into a v13?

[@pacochawa2746]

The new battery sounds interesting. 50e is getting boring.

[@roycegunardi2343]

i think the sunglasses is affecting your timing