I stumbled across the EUC's when I was looking up one-wheels. Realizing many riders broke their clavicle and most one-wheels did not go over 30mph. I decided that was not for me.
@delightdevice, @senseivegan and @U-Stride are the channels that really inspired me pick up this hobby. 5 years ago I ordered my first EUC a RS19 A.K.A., Betty.... Now we have 7 wheels and my wife and two of my daughters ride as well.
I am so grateful for this family hobby!
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Im far from the protection police. I wear gear like 50% of the time and I'm in traffic everyday so I get it. But you not having your children in gear is crazy.
Hope that no one takes a spill at that speed, especially when not wearing body and arm protection, and in a country where one must pay the full cost of medical care.
🤣😂🤣😂🤣 👉👍 That shxx is funny!! Finally someone agrees with me. I've had a few Chicanos tell me poppa wheelie, and I say, "that's what I am doing." And if you got the skills enough not to crash while riding one, why can't you? ✊️👍
On this ride, 16 to 20 mph for the girls. And mine is just a little higher sometimes. My little ones Speed alarm is set on this ride at 16 mph. Honestly camera angles, make it look faster sometimes.
If you go into the description of the video, click on the link. And it will take you to the company, I like to get the wheels from and you can check them all out. The weight of the wheel is very important. I think depending on how tall the person is, the Tesla might be an OK training wHeel Which is what this the taller girl is riding. I never recommend the Tesla though, Because the tire is too thin and yes, it takes more skill to balance on it. The 3 inch tires are the way to go. Check out the Begode Falcon on youtube.
Awesome!! I am glad to see that comment. My 8yr old is ride at the top speed of her Begode Mten4 already. Next wheel is coming as soon as she's tall enough; also means stronger gear and more speed.😁👍👍
I see you are well-protected from falling by your iPhone and selfie stick, but your significant other needs to have hers out in case she falls to soften her blow as well.
Amazing, that girl is a natural! Would like to see more safety gear, tho. Helmet and knee guards. A spill and skinned knees (or worse) can really sour the learning experience.
Thank you for the comment. Today is her 1st Day Out on the trails. And when I post the video Next Friday, you will see her in full gear, head to toe. 😁🫡👍
I appreciate your comment. I'm happy they're all riding. I recently got my co-workers daughter to ride as well. And it only took 2 days, so she beat out my wife and my 2 daughters in learning time.😃👍
@@Vince4343 You're right man it is. But to be honest with you, she needs to ride a little bit more with us. Only my daughters are in love with it, The way that I am. But I always enjoy when she's willing to ride.
Hey I have a question , how did you still put that rear bumper on if you have the trolley handle installed? Did you just cut off the bottom portion of it that covers the bracket?
I put the handle on first and then put the back bumper on. It goes right over the top part of the handle easily. You can pick up a handle here. ewheels.com/ruyvereuc I got the bumpers from AlienRides. They come in several different colors.
