E-scooters all the way! And don't get me started on the feet fatigue at 2:45! I've taken and ridden my Apollo Go scooter to near 0% battery for just over an 18 mile ride straight months ago and I still wanted more! The scooter fatigued long before my feet did! That's how addictive it was! Now that I got my VMAX VX4 ST for over a week now, I've ridden it once for 20 miles straight and guess what? I was forced to end the ride because my toes were nearly frost-bitten in freezing temps and that's with wearing two layers of socks! Still had over 25% left in the battery and I still wasn't tired from riding! These high-end scooters with dual suspension are addictive to ride you'll never even know how many miles you've covered before your feet fatigues!
Waiting for you to learn to ride an Electric unicycle Tim! You’ll b hooked and doesn’t take long to learn! :) 🤙… I sold almost all my other electric transportation besides my electric dirtbike for hard off-roading lol
@@TimsElectric that’s even more of a reason to ride one it frees up your hands to use for balance, hand signals, even something as simple as waving is now easy and doesn’t make your steering wheel wobble lol… really is not hard to learn at all just like riding a bike had a learning period so will an euc but take your time and you will be thankful you did! Once your learn you rarely take any spills bcuz you dictate how comfortable of a pace you ride at! You will not regret it I promise nothing matches that feeling of an Euc by a long shot and I’ve ridden everything electric (scooters, bikes, eskates, etc)
I have an ADA (American Disabilities Act) special exemption from my grocery store company so that I can take my ebike in my nearby grocery store as a Senior citizen. They don't take more space than a grocery shopping cart and the store doesn't have to worry about me stealing one. However an eScooter would be great to have as well. I like your great channel.
Awesome @m9078jk3, I love to hear that your grocery store has no issues with you taking the ebike into the store...makes total sense to me...plus your ebike doesn't get stollen :) :) Cheers
@@TimsElectric An eScooter would be great for me to take to a doctor's visit as that would probably permitted in a doctor's office or dentist's office.
@@TimsElectric Coincidentally I saw my primary care physician today on a recent surgery follow up as I am recovering , asked him about it and he said that there would be no problem with me bringing in an eScooter into his office
I keep my m365 scooter clone around because there are aftermarket racks that can be mounted above the rear wheel. I strap a milk crate to it and can easily haul 3 full grocery bags.
I have an eboard but there are just too many bumps and gravel on the road where I live. I used to have a Cosco ebike, which I returned. Now Im putting the lightweight Swytch kit onto my road bike. You can take the small portable battery in your bag when you lock up your bike. I do believe that if I lived in Van and used the skytrain, the skateboard would get used. But indtead, i live in a place with uneven curbs, rocks on the road, etc.
Awesome @-whackd, that you've found what works for you and where you live....I said no to reviewing the Swytch...I just thought it looked like too much work...how did you find it? Helpful on the hills?
I’m a big guy with back problems. Need a sit down scooter I can pick up and put in my car. Can only walk short distances. Love your channel Tim,
thanks
@steveclark5080 ...have you seen the Emove Cruiser review I did? It can also have a seat attached :)
E-scooters all the way!
And don't get me started on the feet fatigue at 2:45!
I've taken and ridden my Apollo Go scooter to near 0% battery for just over an 18 mile ride straight months ago and I still wanted more!
The scooter fatigued long before my feet did! That's how addictive it was!
Now that I got my VMAX VX4 ST for over a week now, I've ridden it once for 20 miles straight and guess what?
I was forced to end the ride because my toes were nearly frost-bitten in freezing temps and that's with wearing two layers of socks!
Still had over 25% left in the battery and I still wasn't tired from riding!
These high-end scooters with dual suspension are addictive to ride you'll never even know how many miles you've covered before your feet fatigues!
the range of electic skateboards are def not that bad. 10 miles+ on the low end
Awesome @nooopeyikes9459, they've improved so much since I made this video :)
E scooters taking the W on this one!
Awesome to hear @Frostorm777, which one do you own?
Waiting for you to learn to ride an Electric unicycle Tim! You’ll b hooked and doesn’t take long to learn! :) 🤙… I sold almost all my other electric transportation besides my electric dirtbike for hard off-roading lol
Awesome @eucp0wer77, tempting but I like the use of my hands lol
Seriously not too hard? My cameraman loves his...rides it all the time :)
@@TimsElectric that’s even more of a reason to ride one it frees up your hands to use for balance, hand signals, even something as simple as waving is now easy and doesn’t make your steering wheel wobble lol… really is not hard to learn at all just like riding a bike had a learning period so will an euc but take your time and you will be thankful you did! Once your learn you rarely take any spills bcuz you dictate how comfortable of a pace you ride at! You will not regret it I promise nothing matches that feeling of an Euc by a long shot and I’ve ridden everything electric (scooters, bikes, eskates, etc)
thanks for the encouragement :)
@@TimsElectric hoping to see an “I’m learning how to ride an electric unicycle” video coming soon then lol I know I’d watch it (wink wink 😉)
Awesome...do share when done :)
I have an ADA (American Disabilities Act) special exemption from my grocery store company so that I can take my ebike in my nearby grocery store as a Senior citizen. They don't take more space than a grocery shopping cart and the store doesn't have to worry about me stealing one. However an eScooter would be great to have as well. I like your great channel.
Awesome @m9078jk3, I love to hear that your grocery store has no issues with you taking the ebike into the store...makes total sense to me...plus your ebike doesn't get stollen :) :) Cheers
@@TimsElectric An eScooter would be great for me to take to a doctor's visit as that would probably permitted in a doctor's office or dentist's office.
awesome idea :)
@@TimsElectric Coincidentally I saw my primary care physician today on a recent surgery follow up as I am recovering , asked him about it and he said that there would be no problem with me bringing in an eScooter into his office
Awesome :) :)
I keep my m365 scooter clone around because there are aftermarket racks that can be mounted above the rear wheel. I strap a milk crate to it and can easily haul 3 full grocery bags.
@user-vq8yk1wc1u that is so awesome...can you send me a photo?
Love seeing creative solutions.... :)
I have an eboard but there are just too many bumps and gravel on the road where I live. I used to have a Cosco ebike, which I returned. Now Im putting the lightweight Swytch kit onto my road bike. You can take the small portable battery in your bag when you lock up your bike.
I do believe that if I lived in Van and used the skytrain, the skateboard would get used. But indtead, i live in a place with uneven curbs, rocks on the road, etc.
Awesome @-whackd, that you've found what works for you and where you live....I said no to reviewing the Swytch...I just thought it looked like too much work...how did you find it? Helpful on the hills?
Well done..!
thank you @michaelveronneau698, you were missed lol :) but we managed it :)