I want to keep reminding people that for perspective, my **car**, a Smart Fortwo Electric Drive 2015, has about 100km of range, if I'm alone and at a steady pace on a 80~70km/h road without any stops - ideal conditions, basically. This single-wheel device you can hold in your hands and charge in your apartment... can do almost double the range if you're lightweight and go real slow. This is absolutely bonkers.
Another "no thanks" about electric scooters would be "tiny wheels that will cause an immediate endo if a pothole is hit". And another - can't safely remove hands from bars to signal a turn. Most scooters are also massive. So no thanks. Harder to learn the EUC, yes. But it's safer in the long run. Good advice about not setting the toe clamps too low. I found out the hard way and had a bad foot injury.
its always the same of the "tiny wheels" that is only a problem in heavy offroad or i you have a xiaomi, using a nami burn e in offroad/city no problem of the "tiny wheels"
Good video. Related to why Leaperkim wheels don't come with pads, seat, spoked footrests, etc, two words: patent wars... See the X-Way video from WheelGoodTime.
Thanks for another great and inspiring review! I really like your brake manoeuver in the beginning! Got myself a V14 50S a month ago. Looking forward to your review on that wheele. Keep up the good work 👍
Like @tomford1611, I too bought the Master Pro V3 before the Sherman L released, and I would gotten the Sherman L if it came out earlier. HOWEVER - after 3,500 miles (5632 km), and daily practice drills on the MP3 (hey, a music format!), I adapted completely to it, and I commute, shop with it in the grocery store, can do tight backwards figure 8s, pendulums, open/close ride through farm gates without getting off, ride around the field with my horse, ride indoors - all with the MP3. So, with this much experience now, I want to stick with my MP3, with still the largest battery (4,800wh), and still the most powerful motor (5,000w), the biggest wheel size, and still the longest range. They only downside is 127lb (57kg), it's quite a lift. So in a nutshell, if you got something similar that fits you like a glove, why spend that huge amount of money, and go into debt for the Sherman L?
You cant imagine how much i would love these vehicles to be street legal in germany!!! Especially this eWheel is incredible. But you know... government regulations 😥
Inmotion has better logs, but they are as useless as veteran's one. I falled some time ago due to quick wheel self acceleration. This issue persist for more than 2 years already and they "fixed" it twice already
I've not got more than 500km on tubes before the valve snaps off and instantly deflation, may or may not have been in traffic. I now run tubless with mousse and cooling gell and air, if air leaks out I can keep ridding. I can't understand how you don't get flats.
@@mr_wrongway I think WHEN you have a valve snap off at speed in traffic and it deflats in say 1 or 2 seconds to utterly totally flat, be sure to come back and tell me if you'd ever use a tube ever again. Thanks. I've had 5 out of 5 tubes pop in 500km. Heavey duty, high or low pressure, slimed unslimed. I want a solid tyre really. Time to take wheel apart each time for repair. I was at 10 hour ride per 10 hour wheel dismantle to fix, old wheel, that is NOT efficient compare that to solid tyre escooters. Walking pushing wheel for hours. Again and again,,,and again and again. EXTREME risk of death of instant total utter deflation in traffic from valve snap. Me no play tubes no more.
@@luwn00bz wheel good time had similar situation except he crashed, I'm obviously lucky I didn't each time. I'm noticing your evading and diverting from solid support, fasinating. You might be a tube dealer. I've more than one euc. From small to master pro. Tell us how it's only me? Maybe instead of saying yeah we should see if begode would try a solid tyre you perfer to try convince us that it's only me. Go ahead this should be fun.
@@luwn00bz how's convincing everyone it's just me going for you? Ar funny. Show me a solid tyre euc wheel? Please thanks. Begode might be up for trying it and letting us try it out. Adam might be up for trying it. I'm interested.
Hi mate ! Another great review done by You Adam ! Yes you’re right, it’s a great wheel, but at this price, you don’t get pads or a sit… Not even the best pedals… So you gonna have to put at least 500-600 euros on top. Super overpriced. 🙂 Thumbs up for review ! 🎩
Sir, do you mind me asking something? At 10:22 you show the Talaria on Brio electric Bikes. Do you have any Knowloedge about this Site, because the Prices they offer are WAY better than anyone else here in Germany. I am considering getting either an EUC or a E-Dirtbike. Do you know anyone who ordered from that Site, whats with Customs (Import Costs) etc or have any Information about them? It just looks too good to be real, when everyone else sells you a Talaria Mx4 for almost double the Price. Very good Video btw
Some escooters come with solid rubber tyres not possible to get a flat. Nobody else comes even close to that reliability. I rate them at top by miles for that one reason.
Thanks a million ... Yes, it's a heavy beast when it comes to lifting it. I got an EX30 two months ago and now use it as a commuter. It's very stable and feels deceptively slow at 50 kph. I haven't done a long ride yet.
@@adamtownsend1 True:) Just want to wear them under the pants, it's also make them more secure because when the pants aren't tight the pads move so it's a win win
@@simpsons721 LOL. My car cost me $6,800 Aussie dollars which is 4,176Euro. This EUC is 4299Euro which is $7,000 Aussie dollars. So yeah, this thing costs more than my car for reals!!! 🤣🤣🤣
@MisterGames I never said it didn't cost more. I said, you're broke. Euc isn't comparable to a car, it's pretty new tech. You can just wait till it gets cheaper, or you can steal one I guess.
@@simpsons721 Costing more than my car doesn't automatically mean I am broke. It is a statement of observed fact which is true whether I am penniless sleeping in my car, or sitting with 40 million bux in the bank. I am fully aware that new tech means R&D costs get passed onto the available units, and with narrow adaptation there are few units to pass those costs onto, so each unit is more expensive. As an owner of 2 electric scoots I am aware more motors is more bux, more powerful motors is more bux, bugger range comes from bigger batteries and thus more bux in engineering and batteries alone. But none of that changes the observed fact it costs more than my car. It also costs more than a can of soup as well. Cost more than a return flight to Poland from Australia as well. It is roughly the price of a Suron eDirt Bike. And if I don't like the price do not buy it, or buy a cheaper one - but get less of everything as a result. I am fully aware of all that. Adam even expressed he thought it was overpriced. I just figured I would add a real word comparison for the LOLs. Having said that, I do have my eye on an Inmotion V11Y :)
