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The V14 is a really nice option.

I don't have one of these,but it looks fun. Am I correct in thinking it can't be that hard to learn,just keep your balance in the middle,like a bike?

I’m 60 years old now , am I a bit late to learn how to ride that wheel sir?

Nice

Good job!

Very cool video! Would you mind if I give your channel a shoutout?

Hi by any chance would would you have the measurement specs for the master handle 3d mod its hard to find a handle and how did it turn out for you thanks much 👍

GREAT ridealong video....loved the camera work

Im an old fart at 62, on my third euc

I'm 72 and just now learning to ride my Segway ninebot ..gets up to 40 mph..been a little hard on balancing . Also learning on a air wheel ,about 25 mph..wear all protection gear. Stay young at heart guys.Enjoy.

If you are old and not riding one , you are missing out of the latest technology. If you can have as much fun until the last day on this earth why not.

Hello. Until what voltage is it save to ride the one E+ ? I bought a secondhand this week, and the app says the battery is 61 V when 100% charged. When it’s around 60% the voltage dropped to 58V.

Complete newbie here at 50! Have about 2hrs practice. Have a INMOTION V5. Thanks for sharing 👍

Very nice job! Are you still riding those? How do you find them after one year?

I’m 58 and started riding EUC’s around 5 months ago. I’ve been riding e-skateboards for 3 years. It’s great to hear an older rider’s perspective which is really helpful for those who are older and just discovered EUC riding. I started with a $600 Mten4 300wh. Light and not too expensive. Low pedals and not having to worry too much about bashing it made it a great starter wheel but the smaller diameter didn’t make the transition feel to standard EUC’s which are usually 16-18” as natural as it should. I think the Kingsong 16S or Inmotion V5 or V8 are better starter wheels. I next moved up to the V11 and at first could not ride it at all, but then suddenly one day it just clicked and the feeling was like day and night between the Mten4. Floating on clouds and stable at higher speeds, it was probably the feeling everyone loves about EUC riding that I couldn’t quite feel on the Mten4. I now use the Mten4 to learn to ride backwards. It took a few hours but I was able to do it. I cannot do it on the V11 yet, probably because I’m afraid of scruffing it or the higher pedals/higher weight? Next I bought a Kingsong s16 to ride off-road. I have found out I’m not as good as I think as I don’t feel the same confidence as when riding the V11. The s16 feels fidgety and unstable at higher speeds compared to the V11 but can anybody chime in its because its a 16” wheel or does it just take time to get use to it? I’m guessing its more the later. I am so tempted to get a Veteran Lynx but I think I’m jumping the gun and may never attain the skills to ride faster then 40kph.

I"m 60 and started last year on a V8F then upgraded to a T3 and now I rip around on a Master. Now eyeing the Sherman S.

super interesting to see this especially how traffic and pedestrians react, I have fear of negative responses from people but it seems no one really bothers. Also wondered in you have any encounters with the police ? and what their take on it was

I hated that King song 16x..... Crazy train tracking, had a mind of its own.

I still consider myself a youngster in my mid 30's, my body however has started to disagree with that assessment 😅.

At 69 I can hardly wait to get my hands on the new Kingsong S-16!

Thank you for your "review". I am 66-years old and I am interest in EUCs.

What size bolts did you use?

Hi can u tell me the mirror on helmet, pad set up and gloves. I am interested in master since it appears they’re on V3. Great content thanks

I'm 61 years old and all what you said it was really true and wise... I start one years ago with the ninebot one E+ only because I see in the user manual on internet "not suggest to use over 50 years old" !... I'm not a sports man, but I have strong legs done by years of sky on the mountain and motorcycle, BDW, immediately I buy one used, in six day I learn to go on the EUC and now I make extreme off road in the mountain with a lot of young skilled guys all happy to ride with me and me with them. In the city the EUC are fantastic, in mountain too. Sure I'm old... i know, but with the experience to be an old man you can get a lot of ride with a "minimum" of safety ( you must get all the kind of protections when you ride ) even if you ride only for some miles, this are dangerous kind of things, the young's under evaluate all the hidden risk and they usually pass over limits and discover after trouble (see on UA-cam how many incidents ). I start with the little ninebot ( perfect now to learn after one year ride backward too..) and suddenly happen this strange kind of hobby...I buy Inmotion V10F, V8F, Begode Hero, Kingsong S22, and Begode Master and I must to stop me...because the child inside me want run more EUC and try different feature and different sensations. Run fast is not my way, 30/40 km/h is enough and a lot, even if you fall for a cut back, or for any kind of reason in a real world as we know is NOT easy. The agility is my favorite trip, climb off road at very high angle of climb is hard, but you can enjoy to get the top of the mountains after some ours of ride. Well done my friends, stay healthy and enjoy the EUC as possible until we can do it...

Thank you for your video, it's made me feel like a youngster starting to ride EUC's at 50 😁 I'm looking for EUC riders in the North East (Tyne & Wear) but it's not easy when you're not on social media. Liked & Subscribed.

Limited users of EUC its not popular we all know not an easy ride you need time, effort to practice to become an expert before you ride , unlike Ebike or Escooter once you bought it you can ride it enjoy right away...

You're an ageist. Try kung fu and Tai Chi is you want to be healthy and youthful.

I'm 51 got into skateboarding when I was 15 by the time I was 40 it hit me I just cant do what I used to on a skateboard I used be able to ollie over a trash can now I can barely get on to a sidewalk, discovering eucs was is a mind blowing experience for me I'm so grateful

As a young rider I feel like this is one of the few things we can enjoy together across all ages, glad all of you like riding EUC's you are never old enough to try new things😊

Started when I was 70 yo. Got lucky whenever I fell 'cause there was grass nearby. I bought a Tesla before it morphed into Begode. I liked its torque & the pedals are close to the ground. No plans for another machine. I'd say the video has good advice for beginners

Almost 62 and looking at it with hesitation and looking at the budget. Plus 82kg (add for clothing). Plus its hard to fi d here, in my area, a space with more then 50m flat, always wavy and hills. So i probably need some more power. Not for speeding as by law its limited to 25kph

I’m turning 60 in 6 months , looking and researching my first EUC, I’ve skateboarded in the 80’s , ride a track/fixed gear bike still to this day, have arthritis on my lower joints, ankles, can barely walk, it gets inflamed and nothing can be done, except higher doses of pain killers, but not into that. I do ride my ebike and scooter, lifting it up 3 flights up and down. 70 lbs for each of the ride, I don’t really lift it as much as dragging it, up a stair at a time.

Yeah good subject, I'm in BC, spend half my time in Vancouver with a wheel & us old buggers aren't so rare. My stable is a d14, ex20s & a molicel S18. Snap, I love the no sag S18 the best, its got spikes that help but, its that light weight that wins me.

Ya I'm a young 58... Just ordered v14.... Mobility aids for the future 😂 😂 😂... Love to see what your doing mate and it's a lovely part of the country you in too 😊

why you need so much of these? i bought 1 inmotion 12 for 2200 still learning to ride it. why would i ever spend that kind of money for another?

if i followed that procedure for testing and it came back all of the are at 3.95 -99 no dead cells does that mean its good or does it have to be 4 volts

disappointed we didn't get to see more of the ride, misleading title

Great ride!! Thanks brother!!🙏

This 72 yo learner got a King song s22 pro as my first wheel. I doesn't go fast enough. Bugger getting little wheels. Who do you think I am, Rockafella? I've paid my dues in blood and couldn't be happier. But I think I just squeaked in because no doubt they will want me to surrender my driver's licence soon. It is either the wheel or the gofer cart. Joe cool's ego wont tolerate a gofer. What would my Paparazzi say? Besides, you cant take a gofer on a bus. (Note to self: Get some aviator shades.) Moral of the story, Whippersnappers, get on to it. Time's a wasting.

Good video and perspective.

I started riding EUC on an inmotion V5 in spring of 2023 at 64. The V5 is a good inexpensive learning wheel. I try not to ride any faster than I can run. I also bought some Lett knee pads, elbow pads and a good motorcycle dirt bike helmet and some wrist guards. At this age my bones are brittle. I'm having fun but being careful.

I appreciate you, I have 200 km of experience. Would it be better if I changed the tire?

Insane traffic

Great fun. You’re the talk of the area.

How do your knees feel after a long ride?

what is pedal dipping ?1

i dont know who you are but i love you man youre so cute hahaha good review. i just got the same euc and am laughing because everything your saying is right hahahah

I'm 64 and not once did I question if I should do this. Now should I spend the money on these wheels is a different story.

I’m 64 and started riding about six months ago on a V5F. Really enjoyed that for a couple of months and was totally hooked so I got a v11. Nice to see there’s lots of other people over 60 out there enjoying this great sport. If any of you are in the Washington DC metro area I’d love to get together and go for a ride.

I started at 68 years old. I will be 70 in 3 months, and I ride whenever possible. Kingsong 16S, S18, S22, and latest Inmotion V13. Over 12000 miles so far. Just love the sport. Always full protective gear.