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I think I’m getting addicted too. So much fun, I just want to keep on riding it until the battery gets depleted.

Thanks for your tips on riding a EUC. Have you learned how to ride backwards?

Bending knees will help with bumps and if feeling insecure, but it's important to straighten the legs as the main thing required to learn is to use the upper body for balance, not the feet or legs. Lots of turn practice is the key to learn to keep balance by steering.

@@znail4675 Thanks for the advice. Ride safely. 👍

Nice 👍 I might have to check out the WingLights 360. Those are even better, they are rechargeable. Thanks for sharing. Ride safely.

@moto434 Same too you buddy 😎

Nice 👍Did you have any issues with the 2.25 wide tires rubbing on the fenders?

@@moto434 Yes, the 2.25 wide tires rubbed against my fender. I cycle on a tadpole trike, so it were the front tires. Which are installed left and right. So cut off .4 inch/ 1 cm off the fenders and problem solved. My rear tires has the same procedure as your video. Lift the fender higher.

Learning to ride was pretty easy, because I already knew how to ride a manual unicycle. I was able to ride it down the sidewalk after about 15 minutes. I have put on 160 km in two weeks. Do you still have the EUC?

@@moto434 That's great! To answer your question...: Yes. But after teaching myself how to ride a manual uni, I've kinda lost my interest in riding my EUC. It is one of the first models, so its battery won't allow me to ride it for more than a couple of minutes...

These new INMOTION EUC unicycles have good capacity battery. Mine has a range of around 60km, and top speed is 35km.

@@moto434 Dangerous speed for an EUC... Be careful!

I don’t think there’s any app for GOTRAX scooters. I have never seen any. I have put on 500 miles on my scooter. So far it’s been very reliable, no issues at all.

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I think it’s the same scooter. I was just on their website and I can’t find the G6 commuter version anymore. Seems like they just renamed it to just “G6”.

The g6 commute has a mechanical lock, but the G6 does not. The brake line color is also different

What E-scooter did you get? The LED light works great. Makes riding at night look like riding in the day.

@@moto434 I have the Inokim OXO, great Scooter so much power with the 2 1000W motors, it has two lights at the very bottom of the deck they are bright but they are too low they’re not quite good enough

@@offroadaussie I will have to take a look at the specs on that scooter you just got. My next scooter I would like a dual motor scooter for climbing hills around my neighborhood. Also would like a top speed around 35 mph. Thanks for watching my videos, enjoy your new scooter, ride safely. 👍

@@moto434 That is why I bought the Inokim OXO because I live in a very hilly area and I am 95 kg. Stay safe too 🛴

The Brompton bikes seem to be more compact for transporting . But they have smaller wheels and are pricey. I think the Tern bikes are a better value.

The water rating is “IP54”. That’s kind of a low rating for riding in heavy rain. I have been caught in a light rain and I had no issues. But I try to avoid riding in wet conditions.

I weigh 150 lbs. so far I have 250 miles on mine. Good to know that yours has been reliable for 1200 miles. Have you have to replace the tires yet? Have you had any flat tires yet? What tire pressure do you use on your tires?

How did you get 22mi??!!! I barely get 18 😢😢😢

@@TheJuan333 There are a lot of factors that affect your range of. Your body weight also depends on the terrain you ride on, if you climb lots of steep hills it will reduce your range quite a lot. Also if you go full speed it will decrease your range.

It really is!, the ocean water was so clear and warm.

Hey, thanks! My friend 👍

@@moto434 Amén 🙏

According to my GPS tracker on my watch, my average speed was 14 MPH . So I was keeping up a pretty fast speed most of the time. Your weight has a big impact on your range. I weigh 150 lbs, also my commute to work is fairly flat.

The longest ride I did was 25 miles. I was down to the last bar on the battery meter on the display. How about yours, what is the longest ride you’ve ever done? The Hiboy X300 has the biggest wheels that I ever seen, 12”. With those large wheels, must ride better over rough surfaces. What is your top speed on the Hiboy X300 ?

@@moto434 Hello. My top speed is 23 mph. And my range was 24 miles. Keep in mind I weigh 240 lb. So maybe someone under 200 lbs. Would get more like 30 miles. But it rides super comfortable.and the best thing about it. Is the removable battery. Thanks for asking.

@@chrisdudley8366 Nice looking scooter, I also like the signal lights and the large wheels. Enjoy your scooter and ride safely.

I started to take my e-scooter once a week. I also take my Ebike in once a week. Then the other 3 days I take my Honda CB500X motorcycle to work. I like to take the e-scooter and Ebike because of the traffic congestion on the highway. Sometimes using my motorcycle can take me 45 minutes to get home in the afternoon. On my e-scooter and Ebike it takes me 60 minutes. Not much different in time.

Thanks, this is my first e-scooter. So I will see overtime how the reliability goes. It’s lots of fun riding it. Plenty of power to climb steep hills.

@@moto434 How much does it weight? I am really curious.

@@bogdandebuzau It weighs 20.412 kilograms. Not too heavy. I can carry it around pretty easily.

The G6 is a very nice scooter. Working on scooter is not hard. Need just little brains. The worst part is the tires. Changing the tubes. But it's not that bad. After changing tubes a few times it's easy. Nothing to work on this scooter at all.

@@moto434how to assemble it

Thanks, it’s been a bit hot around here, but on this day the temperatures were good for cycling.

That’s one of my favorite bike lanes because it’s not usually busy. I go From Elmwood to the end of the bike lane. It ends in downtown New Britain.

Até andaste de barco, fixe👍

Muito fixe andar por essas estradas de terra batida com essas bikes

@@KTMLaranjinha Over here has been very stormy too. We have been getting thunderstorms almost every week. Temperatures reaching 36 degrees Celsius. Boas Curvas amigo.

Até dá arrepios ouvir a nossa língua tão longe

2:02 lindo esse Pontiac Firebird

Que lindo o Rancho !

14:14 fundado em 1972...é muita história!

Bom dia amiga. Minha filha adora dançar no grupo Rancho forclorico. Minha filha é a que você vê segurando a bandeira portuguesa. Ela tem o vestido azul

Thanks, next time we will be there a little longer. It was starting to get a little bit hot. It reached 104 degrees.

@@moto434 👍👍👍👍👍🎄

Ola amiga. Obrigada 👍

12:47 wow visto do ar é impressionante

I’m glad you found my video, you will like the balloon tires smooth ride over the rough bumps. 😊

The C8 seems like a great choice for riding in comfort in a compact folding bike. Congrats on your new Tern C8. I’m sure you’ll will get many trouble free miles. Enjoy your new bike. 👍

@@moto434 Thank you... I'm enjoying it allot. These Terns are very smooth and well made... even at their entry level. Gord

Thanks, that park looks beautiful in the summer when the rose gardens are in full bloom. I took my 24” unicycle for a ride the same day at that park. That was the first time I rode it there. I got a lot of attention. One woman took a picture of me when I was riding by her. 😊

Glad you liked it. I hope the weather is getting warmer where you live, go out and enjoy your cycling activities. 😊

Yes they are! You can just about fit it into most vehicles.👍

I bought this bike from a Craigslist add. It was a private person selling the bike. I don’t think there is a Tern dealer in CT. You have to go to NYC OR Providence RI to find a Tern dealer. But you can order a bike online from a dealer.

I didn’t know that Tern only started producing bicycles in 2011. Thanks for your comment. 👍

Thank you my friend. I think you have some good unicycle skills too. You can ride backwards and hop , idling. You are pretty good with that unicycle. 😊👍

Thanks!, works great with unicycles and bicycles.

Thanks for watching. 😊

I changed the original 1” Schwalbe tires. I replaced them with Schwalbe 1.5” balloon tires. I bought them on Amazon.

I have this same unicycle for four years now. The cranks are 165mm, but I added new tapped holes at 130mm. I like the 130mm holes position better than the 165mm. I speed up the video to 1-1/2 times to keep the video short. I think people tend to get bored if it’s a long video. That day I recorded the video it was super windy. It was a little challenging holding the selfie stick and mounting on the 29er unicycle. At one point the wind blew my phone over when I had it on the tripod. Lucky for me the screen didn’t break. Thanks for your comment. Enjoy the warmer weather that’s coming soon. Keep on unicycling. 👍😎

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They are fun to ride. I believe riding a recumbent bicycle will strengthen your legs. This will help you when you ride your unicycle. The only drawbacks that I have noticed are , when coming to a stop at junctions try to be in a low gear so when you start to pedal it will be easier to get going. Also not good for climbing over big bumps like a curb. Around here I can find them used on Facebook marketplace. Prices range from $300-$900. Good luck with your search for a recumbent bike. 👍😊

I put on a set of Schwalbe balloon tires. They are 2” wide. They will give you a much smoother ride on rough surfaces. I had to add a small bracket to the fender supports to lift up the fender for clearance on the 2” tires. Check out my video on my channel.

I left that part in when the little girl says “you have talent “ on purpose. Just to show how you get some nice compliments once in a while. Thanks for watching my video my friend. 😊

Hope you enjoy it!, I will start making more unicycling videos in the future.

I just bought this bike used last week. I had to clean the chain really good. I also had to buy a new idler pulley that was missing. I also bought a new seat cushion. I adjusted and lubricated all the cables. So this was my first ride. Will be trying to go on a longer ride tomorrow. These recumbent bikes are harder to do tight turns like in confined spaces. But they are comfortable to ride because there is no pressure on your arms and hands like a conventional bicycle. Also going up steep hills is a bit more challenging because you can only use your legs. Maybe this bike will help make my leg muscles stronger to help with unicycling. They are expensive if you buy them new. They start around $2600 here in the US. They are not common to see around in my area.