TOP 6 BEGINNER EUCs - COMPLETE Guide from CHEAP to EXPENSIVE

[@danmano478]

The main omission in these EUC review/comparison videos is mentioning the name of the cells used in each wheel (for example LG M50T, or Samsung 50E). Neither the sellers don’t mention the name of the cells on their website (myewheel, oneride, voltride, etc.). Something stinks in this EUC business. 👎

[@gossebijlenga9075]

I've had the v8 for 3 years now and I don't think the battery has gotten any worse. It's my last mile to work and it's been doing that for 3 years now. It is a pity that this has not been properly regulated yet.

[@lefotografion]

2km of range after 7400km (5y) of runtime on my v8

[@sankaplays3098]

@@lefotografion 2km range on any battery is fucking atrocious. How can you even defend this online. Lmao. My 48v 24ah battery for my ebike still goes 35KM ish full power on a 1500 watt motor. Your battery, and your v8 is trash xD

[@Fishfood007]

Please do a video like this near the end of the year every year! This was so helpful and highly informative. Thank you so much for this

[@martinsaunders2942]

That was an excellent informative video Adam. I could not agree more with you in the first five minutes, you said it all. Sure, it is possible to learn on any wheel, including a V13, a Patton or a Master, but you would be making life hard and frustrating and expensive for yourself.. Also, I think that learning to ride a light weight, nimble, manoeuvrable wheels take a certain sensitivity that will always serve the rider well on any future wheel. Going fast in a straight line on a big mega wheel is easy, they get more stable the faster you go…until they are so stable you can hardly steer the thing! Learning a more nuanced and subtle way of riding, and riding real,y slowly in confined spaces, turning tightly etc are all essential skills we should have. None of us should allow our ego to take us beyond out acquired skill level. Sure you can ride without falling off after a day or two…but you can’t really ride until it becomes intuitive…and that take a few thousand kilometres.

[@snowdirt62]

V5: im 72 years old and just learned on the V5 InMotion wheel ($550/Amazon). My plan, from start, was to not buy a "real wheel 🙂" until i got good enough to ride switch (backwards) on this wheel indefinitely and w confidence doing repeated direction changes. After 4 weeks i am there finally. I can carve the V5 wheel like i can deep carve my snowboard. My next wheel is the S18 Molicel or the V11. The poor V5 though 😁. I armored it up w pipe insulation to learn advanced moves on it. God knows u dont want to put yur permanent wheel through THAT abuse. And NO WAY is anyone gonna learn on my new wheel . I will point them to the tortured V5 in the garage corner. When they can ride switch on it then they can ride my V11/S18 Molicel 😃!! Ken, on the Hudson River (( Yeah, i hav a Ktm 300 too ))

[@Smigsmacker]

I aspire to be like you, what's your secret to keeping your health?

[@fireshot22]

Between 16X and 18XL, I prefer the 18XL mainly because of the thinner tire. It allows better turning than 3" tire on the 16X

[@Vasileski88]

comment for the algo

[@georgH]

I bought my first wheel, V10F, on 2021, after analyzing my requirements and what was in the market. It's still my only wheel, I am careful not to go over 30km/h and never had any problem with it :)

[@LaggerSVK]

exactly. Riding in city you dont need more. I was also thinking of buying a V11 or then V12 but given all the problems with new wheels I will stick with what really works. There are few things I really dont like (finicky tire change, power off by single tap) but in general it is good. Only thing that I am now really missing and probably will come into standard is the suspension. However v11 is just too big with its own set of problems.

[@georgH]

@@LaggerSVK Totally agree. I was in a bar in Barcelona last week and saw another one. It's perfect. My pet peeve with it is the wobbly handle, but I got used to it. I was afraid of the single push to power it off when I got it, but it's automatically disabled when riding.

[@LaggerSVK]

@@georgH yes, however under stress jumping on a wheel it is easy to switch it off by finger. Happened to me a few times. Always walked it off however little angry.

[@georgH]

@@LaggerSVK Wow, that's scary! Also, there were sometimes that went down a curb and immediately realize that the tire was not sufficiently pressurized and the rim was dented. Now I am much more careful, so far I don't notice these bents. Has it happen to you? Do you reckon is negative for normal riding?

[@LaggerSVK]

@@georgH i dont jump curbs. I always slow down and force the curb with 1 leg. So I dont have any issues with pedals, axles or rim dents.

[@77tegu]

That’s how to do a video bro, wide ranging with balanced perspective across a wide range of wheels.

[@patriziocapo]

Hello Adam, my V8F has reached almost 4000 km, no range issues whatsoever. I seldom discharge it under 30 % and fully charge it at least once in a month. Cell balancing is good with a max charge voltage between 83.4 and 83.6 Volts

[@mr_wrongway]

That’s cool! Very happy for you!

[@heymelon]

As far as I know they don't really balance. But you can get lucky with them not getting much out of balance so it'll still be fine.

[@patriziocapo]

@@heymelonas far as I know the BMS is able to balance the cells by a small amount at the end of a full charge therefore it is important to periodically full charge the wheel until the charger's led become green. The BMS has very little SMD resistors to bleed excess energy therefore, if the battery goes out of balance, it won't be able to balance it in a single charge. It's important to monitor the max battery voltage at the end of charge and, if it drops below the usual value, fully charge the battery again the next time.

[@matthewearl9824]

Finally! Love you Adam for stating larger wheels are easier to ride on. All these other EUC channels keep advertising that the smaller wheels like mten3, mte4 and so forth are beginner wheels...just because they are more affordable? I started off on a small wheel and put it in the closet. When I got all my larger 16+ inch wheels I was able to ride like it was nothing. Smaller wheels have made me a better rider and now I prefer the feel of the smaller wheel for its nimbleness, torque and weight when doing inner city commuting. I am loving my MCM5v2 for this, unfortunately I pin the max speed constantly. My dream city wheel is a 14 inch 35mph+ wheel with hard hydraulic suspension and high torque. Sharp corners and curb drops all day baby. I don't understand why all these new smaller wheels like the A2 have worse specs than the MCM5v2. I would get the A2 if it had the same specs with suspension. Quick question..was the MCM5v2 considered for this list?

[@pavlovskyyp8799]

i started as mten3, and loved it, was not a problem to ride on. But once i rode on 16 inch wheel once, there was no going back :P ride comfort is a lot better.. Btw 14 inch wheel and 35mph is a death wish :P

[@michaelglenning5107]

MCM5 has battery options ranging from 170 to 750, making it the lowest cost 500 to 1,350 highest performance EUC, especially in the 14 / starter wheel category.

[@Stefonewheel]

Thank you for this video. I’m selling my Onewheel GT and getting into the euc world

[@markharris7300]

I sold my OW XR+ and got a Veteran Sherman. Talk about night and day. I still have my Pint but I ride the Sherman way more.

[@TheDownloader86]

Well I learned on the V8F. It is great wheel, I even leaned quite hard and it stopped with "overpowered please get off" error message. No cutout. It is so easy to disassembly and tire change - I have never seen wheel like this. BUT I will not recommend it to anyone. Motor axle is too weak. After 560km of street riding (no jumps at all) it broke, cut the motor wires and the short curcuit destroyed the controller. I am only 80kg. Tooo bad design of the axle, it is a shame that it is still the same till this day. Inmotion claimed that they are using better now but how knows...

[@yuriymelnuchyk4251]

Thank you for all of your videos. Finnaly bought my first EUC - Kingsong s18. At first it felt like too big too hard, but after ~3 hours now I'm able to start without any help and my top speed is 30 km/h, while turns are still challenging. You'r guides defenitely saved me some time :)

[@PavelUrubcik]

Getting S18 next week!

[@AJames-jr8kw]

Surprised you didn't include the KS18XL in your 6. You mentioned it was better than the 16X in many ways. It is no heavier, has a larger wheel and gets great range and debatably has better ergonomics.

[@dillonostrander5286]

so on the v11 there is something you failed to mention. the negative air chamber up top behind the pads for your calves. hard to see but those lil red caps are valve stem caps. i set mine at 80 while my positve load chamber is 145. like butter on trails and bumps. it helped alot with my speed wobbling issue. i love the tunability of the machine in the inmotion app. i have my pedal hardness slammed to 0. ride style set to fancy and offroad setting on which gives me a max speed of 35mph. and with 0 pedal hardness it will stop and go on a dime. ive had this thing 4 days and put 86 miles on it. ripping literally everywhere.

[@mr_wrongway]

Fair point! My bad :/

[@dustinhankins2153]

What about the KingSong S18? Its my first wheel. My only wheel but has been a great one. I bought it used and just when I think I’ve out grown it; I find my skills on it keep improving. I’ve raised the pedal height because my fast carving and slow turning skills have improved so much I was pedal scraping. Easy to maneuver and had decent suspension. Low maintenance. Only reason I want to upgrade to another wheel is to achieve a higher speed and have more range.

[@Corn8Bit]

Same thoughts here! And I fried a V11 mosfet going up a curb, which is pathetic, just like the V11's overheat hill performance.

[@jameszd4470]

I've been having fun with the V5 for the last few months and desperately want an upgrade. I've been fighting with myself between V11 and KS16X. This video confirms that I'm looking in the right places! Haha Still struggling to decide though.

[@MichaelJamesNoggin]

I have both the 16x and v11 and love both wheels for different reasons. It depends on what type of riding you do more of city or offroad? If your city has rough roads and you like to offroad I would honestly go with the v11 for the suspension. I ride each wheel back to back all the time and love them each for various reasons so whatever one you go with you will have the time of your life! Happy riding!

[@jameszd4470]

Thank you! That's super helpful. The suspension really is feeling like the tipping point to me. With the 16X I could go further and faster than I can now, but with the V11 I can go *different* places. That seems worth the extra weight... Now I just need to save up the money! Haha Btw this community is awesome. Helpful people who just can't wait to share their knowledge. Love it

[@bill2178]

rode the v11 on a rough trail good clearence and the suspension was awesome imo a badass wheel

[@Flygonial]

It's not been unrealistic to find Shermans and Shermaxes on the US second-hand market for the mid-low 2k mark. You would forgo a warranty of course but definitely something that makes it more accessible. Then again, many of the 2k-ish wheels have been going for the low 1k's too, which is also something to consider for anyone getting into the hobby.

[@Smigsmacker]

What website were you finding them on? I just checked ebay and didn't have any luck. The Sherman's seem to be hard to find.

[@MrDannidy]

Liked, thanks for getting to the point first, I am watching all the way thru

[@laurv8370]

I have my V8F for almost one year and half by now, it was my second wheel, which I actually bought for my wife to teach her riding, but she didn't want to touch it ("you are an old fool and will end up breaking your neck"), so I ended up riding it myself. It served me well all this time, and it is still going strong, albeit it got over a thousand km on it, I am riding it in the evenings when I come from work too tired to wrestle with a bigger wheel, and I took it to the office sometimes and kept it there for a week or two every time, riding it inside (large offices and long corridors in the building, colleagues are saying "look, the old farang got crazy"😄. Few colleagues learned to ride on it (one guy in 5 minutes, he just went on the wheel and could ride quite fast! it took me days to learn how to keep on top of my first wheel, a RS HT). On V8F later I learned to ride backwards, and to ride left-leg only, as I didn't "dare" to try that on the heavier RS (riding right-leg-only was never a problem, my right led is the stronger leg and I learned it first week/month on my RS, but my left leg seems to be a lot more stupid than I was thinking and won't ride by himself haha). Once I learned "tricks" on V8F, I transferred them to RS, and later to other wheels, including my last acquisition, a Master Pro (still own all 3 wheels). Now, to stay on theme, one thing you didn't mention about the V8F is the fact that the front light sucks, in the sense that is mainly pointing "to the sky", i.e. you do not see the street almost at all, but you are blinding everybody coming towards you. (edit: in spite of the thing that the wheel is set 3 degrees front, i.e. "nose-down" as I like the pedals a bit inclined). First thing I printed for this toy was a holder for another front light which I bought from Aliexpress and it is better. Actually, I lie, the first ting I printed was a stand, and the second a kickstand that comes over the default kickstand (yes, V8F has a kickstand, but it is too narrow, and you have to be very careful not to tumble the wheel when you set it down, so I just printed a few cm wider one, which I mounted on top of the default one, both front and back, the one n the back I made it taller and added a reflective tape to it too). I even printed a light-shade for the front light, mainly after getting complaints from the neighbors, as they were walking in the neighborhood when I was riding, and I was blinding them, but the light shade was not good, it was obstructing the light instead of redirecting it forward. So, I bought another light and printed a "claw" for it. This new light is a bit of overkill for the V8F, but now everybody is happy, me, my wheel, and my neighbors too 😃

[@slickjimmy76]

Lol my wife said the same but I reminded her she has never riden a bicycle an is scared to death of them 😂 I have 2 wheels 4 years & somewhere around 4,500 miles so far and no serious injuries other than a pedal whacking my shin and giving me a softball sized hematoma

[@monowheeling]

The V8F axle is much stronger in the latest models, since a year or so.

[@brandonl1843]

Wromg! Can't afford to waste $$ buying a beginner model.. I'm jumping into the big league's boyyyy----- 300 lb did that does 250 mph!!!!

[@eugeniustheodidactus8890]

*So well done!* Was wanting a onewheel, but I can see that range / speed is SO LIMITED with boards, that it's ridiculous.

[@arti2z]

Super material. Dzieki za zaangarzowanie. Bardzo lubie Twoje filmy

[@Smigsmacker]

I like your euc channel the best, i rode segways at my job, and now im moving from the exurbs into a city and i want a good way to get around and explore. Thanks for making these videos.

[@rcgldr]

V8F and I assume V8S made on or after August 2022 have stronger axles, but still may not be enough to handle dropping off curbs. 18L (not 18XL) isn't that much heavier than V10F, both have 2.5 inch wide tires, both use 20S4P pack, fuses: 18L - 60 amps (2 x 30 amps), V10F - 40 amps (probably main board limit), so 18L should have more peak power. As for V8F BMS, it can't be traditional passive cell balancing since the resistors are 1K ohm, which translates into a max of 4.2 mA discharge, with the stock charger at 200+ mA at that point, not enough difference (195.8 mA versus 200 mA) to prevent a cell pair from reaching overvoltage during a charge which causes the V8F to shut down charging. However, if left on the stock charger, after shutting off charging due to overvoltage of a cell pair, the V8F will continue to stay awake and slowly drain voltage for about 8 hours until it gets down to about 82.5 volts before it reenables charging. I have no idea if there is any balancing going on during this slow discharge. Riders at forums have reported a range of 4.15 to 4.20 volts per cell pair and in one case much worse when checking V8F battery packs.

[@XtianApi]

My first begginer wheel was the s22 pro. Lol. So... Yeah. It was interesting.

[@alux948]

If I overpower my V8F (usually happens when I give it a bit too much stick up hill) it just calls me fat and kicks me off. It's never just cut out on me.

[@4RT1LL3RY]

@Wrong Way! With the KS18XL is it worth putting a knobby tire on it for offroad riding(some 2.75" knobby tires are supposed to fit the 18xl) or am I better off keeping the street tire and keeping to pavement and gravel? Definitely could feel the narrower tire made learning to do low speed turns a bit more challenging since it felt very twitchy while learning it. But once I got used to that, it makes carving so effortless.

[@Not_Evil_]

Tbh I dont agree with most choices for the price, since for the price that V11, 16x and 18xl have, V12 is by far the best possible choice.

[@Laenthal]

v12 is just a better and heavier "version" of 16x.

[@MarqSarchett]

What is weight limit I'm 130kg what would you recommend me the beginner

[@YJ_Chen]

I have 18xl since the beginning. Have not feel the need to get any other wheels for city and bike trail riding. I know the limit and it keep me from going too fast.

[@phrog6073]

been a year since this video was posted, but i was wondering if i can skip some of the beginner eucs if i have been riding a normal unicycle for years

[@TheDownloader86]

One more thing. You can buy awesome Inmotion Honeycomb pedals for V11/V12, no need to spend so much money for Nylonowe. BTW if there is V11 in the list, maybe V12 also deserves mentioning :). In our V12 group is a lot of people with V12 as a first wheel but it is true that this quite heavy (and top heavy wheel) with high pedals is not very noob friendly I think :D.

[@adamtownsend1]

Hey man, I have a V11 what’s the brand name of the cheaper honeycomb petals? I’d sure like to add that to mine. Thank you!

[@EUCScotland]

I have 2 v11s both with inmotion honeycomb pedals... They are quite cheap and really good

[@EUCScotland]

​@@adamtownsend1inmotion

[@vietdragon5610]

if people doing business like that only EU people to used it but IN USA no1 care about this because over price and people useing car more

[@quentinmlc]

I would have loved to see this video before i starded ! Great video !

[@RidershermanV3]

Lol

[@EUCBOY]

Hi my wheel EX20S very good 👍 EUC Thank you 😊

[@munited9812]

Very cool video man, thanks! Liked and subscribed

[@DonovanWert]

E-rides pedals are superior IMO for the Sherman. I have them on both of my Sherman max and Sherman S. Great video!!😎 Thanks brother!!🙏

[@unicaw89]

I sat through the "long ass video" helping my friend pick a wheel for his son ;). Gotta say I'd go s18 over v11 ;)

[@ganaderexielle8726]

I wish i had that EUC.. so that it easy for me to go to my work, i will not commute anymore! 😮‍💨

[@tadeuszzielinski8798]

VERI NIECE WHEL. I LIKE VERI MACH SMOL 16X. GUD WHEL.

[@linotaffoni2820]

Non riesco ad imparare...sono molto sconfortato. Puoi darmi qualche consiglio? 🙂

[@gossebijlenga9075]

Bedankt

[@mr_wrongway]

Thank you so much!

[@mesocratic]

you forgot the link for your veteran sherman max build

[@EUCXR]

Great video I'm a share with a few friends wanting to learn. Nice job adam

[@oryxone-c3o]

Good morning Adam! Thanks for another useful video!

[@mr_wrongway]

Good Morning! Thank you and thanks for watching!

[@JDAM-bi1sn]

I think depending on what ppl expect to use the euc for I would not start on the smallest wheels just to get the hang of it, you can grow into a wheel the same way you can with a bike etc. Handling weight comes natural with a slow approach, I would agree on easier learning just due to weight and maybe pedal hight Me and friends decided to start big after trying a small wheel at a local store and no one regrets it additionally to not have to upgrade and spend even more with these over the top prices

[@VECTOR_Coasters]

yeah a good course of action would be to get a v12 or 16x then get a long range suspension wheel like a ex30, sherman s, or a v13 after that so you have two very different wheels that fill a bunch of needs

[@pomemail]

It's a shame that you systematically exclude Begode. It undermines the credibility of the response to 'best beginner wheel'.

[@hdhfdhddhdk]

He explains in at least 2 other videos why he isn't talking about them anymore. Until they change business practices.

[@thenotoriouseuc]

Meh. I don’t agree. Motor Learning is relative. I have owned an EUC for a little over a month. My first wheel, ever. I was up and balancing and riding it within 15 minutes. Up without assistance in another 20 minutes or so. It’s a heavy wheel. It wasn’t an issue. I love riding it and get better with every mile. I will likely have my first 100 miles on the wheel, shortly. I would be absolutely kicking myself for not getting a higher performance wheel had I purchased any of the wheels in this video with exception to the Sherman….but I also really wanted suspension and when I made that decision, I crossed it off my list.

[@martinsaunders2942]

But, with respect, you have only, just, just started riding…so you don’t know. Sure, you can learn to ride on a big wheel, just like you could learn on a Kenworth truck as your first road experience. The point with smaller, more nimble and manoeuvrable wheels is that you learn a more nuanced and sensitive way of riding, something that will serve well on what ever wheel you get in the future. Big heavy wheels go fast, are very stable but don’t turn, stop or manoeuvre well in confined spaces, and it’s these skills that are so important. Try a smaller light weight , they are actually fun, and rewarding to ride..I still use my V8 a lot and enjoy it , at times more than my V12 and Sherman

[@thenotoriouseuc]

@@martinsaunders2942 No disrespect taken at all. I appreciate the response. I still stand by what I said. I know motor learning. It’s what I do. People get trapped n the “this is my experience” but it’s not based in n data. It’s not based in reality. It’s an opinion and that’s fine! I’m not trying to discredit their experience. My point is, one can’t say this is best for beginners because….when I. Fact, that learning is dependent on the (background of) learner, not the wheel. A bit like the cliche of “Natural Athlete” in a given area is scientifically incorrect. I’m not disagreeing that these wheels can be great beginner wheels. I disagree with the assertion that they are the best because of ‘x.’

[@aleiffel7509]

@@martinsaunders2942is right. Speed is not the only measure of performance, agility and handling are also important factors. Fast, stable (but heavy) wheels are great and all, but don’t underestimate the joy of a light, nimble wheel and what it can do to speed up your progression as a rider. Many who love this sport have multiple wheels which include a light wheel because of how fun it is to ride a really nimble wheel.

[@thenotoriouseuc]

@@aleiffel7509 I’m not disagreeing with that. I’m m disagreeing with the premise that smaller lighter wheels are “better” for learning when it comes to everyone. Good wheels? Sure. Necessary for better learning? No. Again, it’s relative to the learner. I’m not debating one’s experience and input. I appreciate the experience and input.

[@flowsolo]

A year ago I got my first wheel - due to being 6’2 220lbs I went with an RS19 HT. 400 miles later I still really love it! But man I’m excited to try out some higher speed suspension wheels at some point. I recently talked myself out of the EX30 due to wanting something more hybrid. Considering the Patton but also just might wait until next year since they come out so often ?? Idk!! 😅😅

[@jessepope7726]

400 miles in a year? Are you not able to ride it much where you’re at or did you get injured? That seems like a really low amount of miles considering I’ve only had my Sherman since mid April and have about 1600 miles on it already.

[@ДимитърРадев-ж6б]

whats the best for big people like 90kgs+

[@bobdebouwer7835]

Is the 14d the strongest 14 inch wheel?

[@georges_c_brain]

Where does the Begote A2 land on this list?

[@tiortedrootsky]

The cheapest one is out of the price range for toys for me 😅

[@kurukururin]

i am a heavier rider, so i couldnt buy any of the smaller wheels. my first and only wheel is a sherman max and i agree, it was great to learn on :D and it will last forever! i still keep on learning stuff after 1,5 years of riding it too since it has so much headroom for speed and torque! and even though theres alot of new fancy suspension wheels out i dont feel the need to get a new one yet. (even though it would be nice with a veteran patton or begode extreme for trails ;D)

[@jessepope7726]

Same.

[@arevee9429]

Very well thought out and thorough. Thank you.

[@BladeMax99]

44:30 Is sherman waterproof?

[@dariosrna5731]

No mcm5? 800Wh battery / 1500W motor in price around 1400$ best low price euc

[@kovaxzolika]

1400??? I bought a brand new for 800 euros!

[@mr_wrongway]

Gotta agree that it is good performance for the price. I don’t think it’s produced anymore though, it has a hot charge port and no communication with BMS. I wonder about spare parts too. That’s mainly why I didn’t include it in this list

[@danmano478]

@@kovaxzolika From where?

[@antonaksonov9664]

If EUC is safer then scooter then why you think on EUC you need more protection compared to scooter? I mean, I don't see people being so aware of protection on e-scooter youtube videos.

[@antonaksonov9664]

I mean 'EUCs are safer then scooter` but wear a wrist guard and moto jacket)) just in case))

[@Handlethis342]

Awesome. Thank you!

[@tudorcosmin-andrei4203]

42:54 What model you mean by 16x ? Kingsong 16x ?

[@mr_wrongway]

Yes

[@bigglyguy8429]

Just recently started learning, yesterday was my first ever no-hold glide of any distance (80 meters), learning on a King Song 16X (2nd hand). I've never been able to do the 'spin one leg around in half-circles' thing with it. The other day I met a guy with a Begode 9 something? It was quite a lot lighter and with that yes, I could do the circles thing. Also, I got pads for the 16X, because I found the narrow body made me feel really wobbly. With the pads making it wider I'm not getting speed-wobbles at 5 kph like I was....

[@adamtownsend1]

Just a tip with speed wobbles if you come across it again. I was having a lot of speed wobbles at higher speeds with my V11 (Inmotion) once I got comfortable on it. I crashed 2 times really bad. Keeping your center of gravity lower is the key trick especially when you start feeling it coming. Get your butt lower.

[@bigglyguy8429]

@@adamtownsend1 So sit on the problem? :) My impression is that carving from one side to the other will fix it, but I am totally noob at the turning thing for now. I can do the "point your dick where you want to go" thing but haven't even started on the leaning turn stuff. I only get to practice for around an hour each Sunday.

[@ZBart84]

Actually, Michelin city extra WILL NOT FIT into sherman, at lease, with the exact same size as city pro... I tried. Bought Michelin city extra 80/90-14 and it was too wide, and it was rubbing on the sides. After this, bought city pro 80/90-14 and finally it fit. Michelin, on internet, claims that pro extra is a successor of city pro. And availability of CITY PRO is going down (with prices rise :D ) I believe Michelin CITY EXTRA should have 70/90-14 to fit, but this is only my presumption

[@TheSkyHive]

I am aggressively saving money to get my first EUC, I want the new InMotion V13!

[@mr_wrongway]

Haha cool! Definetely get it with the suspension delete for easier learning

[@omidel.]

ia this a joke?

[@mr_wrongway]

@@omidel. no. The lower footplates help immensely with stability when starting out. You can put suspension back in once you get the hang of it

[@omidel.]

@@mr_wrongway no the joke was from that guy you were just nice answering him.🤗

[@martinsaunders2942]

Sure…you could learn to drive on a Kenworth Truck…but a Honda Civic would be quicker, easier and safer!

[@tomallo99]

Hi Adam, will you be checking out the Begode Extreme? Allegedly it will actually have a smart bms, that's why I even ask😅

[@mr_wrongway]

Yes. Talking with Begode about getting one

[@tomallo99]

@@mr_wrongway Great! Can't wait for your opinion about it :)

[@vince7245]

I was wondering the same thing. Personally, I would love to see a Wrong Way review on this particular Begode, it looks like it has lots of potential.

[@vietdragon5610]

cost too much electric unicycle electric scooter only cost around 200 and up and it self balanceing it hit 30 mhp long run and this electric unicycle also selfbalanceing but cost way too much and only hit 40 Mph and cost like 3k that crazy

[@robslams2324]

Bro I just spent 3k on a scooter. 0 to 30 in 3 seconds with top speed of 65 mph. One of the top performance scooters made so far.

[@tarstarkusz]

40:55 Do you mean unsprung weight? Unsprung seems to be more likely given the context. Your body and the shell would be sprung weight and everything else unsprung weight Presumably the wheel itself, batteries, motherboard etc would all be unsprung.. A quick google says unstrung weight is tennis rackets. But I don't know if it has a context with EUCs.

[@dev9mm]

Hi Adam. I live in the U.S. and own a recent production Inmotion V8S (not the, "F"), and would like to upgrade the pedal surfaces as you mentioned in your "Accessories" section of the video. But I cannot find a source that sells them. Do you have a source? I searched "Spiked Grippads," with no luck. And NyloNove is out of stock on the expensive (US$182) pedals they make. They specify V8 V8F, but NOT V8S. The "F" version still gets mentioned, such as in your review, but why is the upgraded ,"S" so often ignored? Thanks for your excellent videos, and for any info you can give.

[@projetmanatane]

Hello from Canada ! Thank you for this great content you are creating! I intend to start commuting (short distance ) via euc this spring. On the used market, for the same range of $, I could go for either a KS 16xs, a V11 or a V12. Considering I am on the heavier side, what would you recommend? Many thanks 🙏🏻

[@OldPekar]

Suspension forever!

[@btblou]

much appreciated

[@thomaswolkenburg7970]

Hi Adam, I don't know what I'm doing wrong with my EUC. My first was a ks 18xl, the engine was broken after 250 km. the second after 3500 km. The engine mount (all made of plastic) was also broken. My second ks 16 x less than 1600 km driven and the same problems motor broken motor suspension defective. I weigh about 90 kg and don't jump. Either I have a lot of bad luck with the Weel's or the things are no good !!!!!! I don't know if I should buy a third reel ?? they are not cheap and the price per km is considerable given the short life expectancy of these things. Greetings Tom from Brazil.

[@thechumpsbeendumped.7797]

Sorry I’m late, did I miss anything?

[@mr_wrongway]

You’re on time sir! Nothing has been missed!

[@Mads-hl8xj]

50kg for this one ? But E-Scooters are only legal under 30kg in Poland ? Don't get the logic...or is it illegal to ride?

[@rayrous8229]

I wouldn't buy another 14" wheel. They are good for trick riding, but they get kicked out from under you with small bumps. I had a V10F. The trolly handle is cheap and easy to replace. It never quite got up to the advertised speed. And I only got 2500 miles on it before it gave out.

[@nathenthatcher3318]

Just got a A2 I have no clue what kind of pads to get for this thing I wanna get locked in and be able to trail ride lil jumps and stuff. HELP!

[@erichung8087]

The king song 14d sells for about 4000 hongkong dollars in Asia about 500 euros...

[@olgac9121]

Hello; the Inmotion V10f overheats. Not good for climbing steep hills.

[@lYl93]

The only things that seem intimidating for me is that it breaks (they are expensive), that they caught fire and cut of during riding and have no waterproofing.

[@PetarStamenkovic]

I've been riding v8 for almost 5 years now. I’ve ridden it for about 7k km. I use it all the time and it's amazing. It's still super reliable for city riding, even in rain. It can handle snow no problem, but I’ve stopped riding it in the snow, because there can be a thin layer of ice beneath and that has caused me to fall a couple of times. I live in Belgrade, a very hilly city. There isn’t a hill I can’t climb which is one of the reasons I’ve opted for this stronger wheel compared to inmotion 5f. Now my v8 is on the heavier side. It has almost 14kg which is very heavy. It isn’t nearly as heavy as most other wheels on this videos list. I find those weights unusable. If you’re very strong, you may not have that problem, but I’ve hurt my right arm lifting my v8. In the first 6 months of riding it, I’ve hurt both my dominant leg and my dominant arm. The weight is very high for both. It took me another 6 months of very sparse riding and almost no lifting to heal my arm and leg. I am or was very inactive prior to getting the wheel. Part of the reason I got it, aside from hating cars and buses, is to move more and leave house more. I’m very tall and fairly skinny guy at 6.4” or 193cm and 83kg. I easily get over 15km of riding before going below 50% on battery, even now, almost 5 years later. I have noticed a drop in distance I can travel on a single charge, but it's still way more than I need in any one ride. I normally charge it couple of times a week. It fell a bunch of times and is still looking almost as good as new. But I have been taking good care of it. I really don’t understand the need for spikes or any other extravagant addons. My v8 is perfect as is. The included protective bag helped with the early falls while I was still learning. It’s super-fast at 20kmh, and while I do occasionally bump up to my software locked 25kmh, I find it very safe. I know it can take 30kmh no problem. For my commutes in the city, 20kmh is as fast as I’m willing to go on a clear day with no pedestrians in sight. Most of the time, I opt to ride much slower out of respect for pedestrians and other commuters. Anything above 10kmh feels very fast. That is about as fast as I can run. I do very occasionally wish to go over 25kmh, but I prefer keeping the software lock on for the extra buffer of power to make sure I don’t fall over a bump or something like that. I usually ride for about two hours and then it takes about two hours to charge with the supplied charger. I am very happy with it. It does run hot, so I like to have a fan cooling it. I normally put my charger on top of my air purifier so the charger gets cooled for the ~2 hours it charges the wheel. I am considering upgrading my v8 to v8f in a year or so. I am _very_ reluctant to go to the heavier wheel, but unfortunately, I can’t find the original v8 being sold any more. This V8 is my first and only wheel. I am loving my purchase and I haven’t regretted it. I made sure to ride responsibly so as to avoid any major crashes. I did fall a couple of times and I got a couple of scrapes on my elbows. Those healed fast enough, but it could be an indication that my wrist guards only, may be insufficient if you wish to protect yourself better. I hate heat so I opt to ride casually/cautiously with only wrist guards protecting me. During the summer, they too get very hot, but I take them on every ride. I hope this was helpful and if there is anything else I’ve missed and you’d like to know, please feel free to ask. Thank you for reading and have a nice day.

[@MrTwinkieeater]

Reminds me of B.C. by Johnny Hart. Great comic strip.

[@erichung8087]

Direct painful experience, get the mten3 or ips i5, best easiest beginner EUC 2 lean and control, light weight, relatively small size and lower foot pedal closer to ground makes handling and turning soooo easy, compared with larger 16 inch wheels and beyond, and their center of gravity is lower which makes it easier to mount and control when turning😊

[@jz261]

As a v8f owner for 4 years I had no problems so far other than the ocasional scratch on the cover the only thing I don't like is the handle situation that switch under the hilt can turn off by the slightest hand movement while carrying and it starts spinning. Ride wise I never had issues (I live in Austria and I am 6'4 and weigh 96-100 kilos) so yeah it can handle the weight and incline but you do notice slight performance drop if you go above 100 kilos but it still works well all things considered.

[@Christian_P01]

what about one i find one ali express for £180. i dont care too much about speed or battery life. but comparing one thats on the cheaper end at like £1k would it be any better at auto balance? since the only thing im worried about buying one for under £200 will it be stable to ride or wobbly?

[@sevinkee]

by getting a first wheel or beginners wheel that "is to handle" and "doesn't require your core" to operate...you'd be essentially eliminating the only thing that will help you ride any wheel of any size at any experience level: the core.

[@Euchouston]

Thank you!

[@jessemichael5682]

Good job

[@Headhunterherman]

Wish I still had my wheel lost it all in a fire I had the nik 2nd version can't afford another one really want the v13 I'll take donations.😢

[@timothyjholloway]

I just started looking into EUCs yesterday and I love your videos! I'll have to check out your individual reviews on some of the more appealing offerings at my local Eevee store. I hope you get many many many subscribers and viewers. Your stuff is great. Very thoughtful and down to earth!

[@mikeh6286]

Adam does something very wise in this video that I think many people miss. It's that he determines his OWN safe max speed for different wheel models. Do not trust any manufacturer to know how fast you can go. They don't know anything about you. It could have been tested with a 50kg rider with a tail wind for all we know. There is a way to determine how fast you can go and it's based on your weight and the free pickup speed of the motor on a full charge. Riding style, terrain, wind conditions also plays a part.

[@Kingtot6969]

Thank you for being my favorite person to watch on KZbin. I appreciate the information. Saving to get a patron here in the next month

[@mr_wrongway]

Thank you! Your comment really makes me want to do more! All good with the patronage, it’s just an option and I’m happy to have a great subscriber here!

[@Kingtot6969]

You have made me want to document my starting of EUC riding. So thank you and please don’t change unless it’s for the better of you :)

[@milordas]

no one will beat KS 16s as starter wheel :) Power is enough, range is ok. Inmotion.. well you'll get less power, less range for more monney. About Sherman Max i would be worry about that point where motor cable enters inside the wheel. Manufacturer sealed pedals holders not the wheel hole. Highly recommend to check there

[@Headhunterherman]

I have a fear of the batteries now I want the Samsung batteries in any wheel I get because that wheel took everything I owned..

[@ReviewThisTestThat]

Would you add e20 now? At 399$ dual wheel

[@mr_wrongway]

No smart BMS :(

[@Plumber913]

Thanks for the video, Adam! I like watching beginner-friendly content about EUCs, want to also buy one and start my journey!

[@MrDarkBenjamin]

How do you secure your EUC and prevent it from being stolen?

[@v.d.2090]

15:01 - From what I have heard, Inmotion wheels do have cell balancing. 🤔

[@jb2cleaaaan]

yeet