I am going to take the advice of my grandmother on this one here, because if I saw some 'one wheel' kid with a selfie stick out on that road... we would have to rename that stick...
@@HADRIAWORKS Wow, that's awesome. Have you tried this same type of road (dirt, stones, etc) with a bigger 20" or 22" wheel? I'm wondering if the bigger and heavier wheels would be a smoother ride as well as better suited for seated riding (though not for jumps or steep hills).
Handles like a boss! I need to go off road one day.
You should!
I am going to take the advice of my grandmother on this one here, because if I saw some 'one wheel' kid with a selfie stick out on that road... we would have to rename that stick...
Very nice. How much battery did the climb drain?
climbed up and down 3 times (18miles) and had 70% battery left. Im usually drained after 20miles of fast trail riding.
@@HADRIAWORKS Wow, that's awesome. Have you tried this same type of road (dirt, stones, etc) with a bigger 20" or 22" wheel? I'm wondering if the bigger and heavier wheels would be a smoother ride as well as better suited for seated riding (though not for jumps or steep hills).
@@segundacuenta726 yeah a 20" would be better/smoother for faster trail riding for sure.
Why do you always only film yourselves, hold the camera in front!
WOW!
:)
Where is this trail please?
Peñasquitos