As a V11 owner I forgot how tall it is. That said is handles better on street than all the others. The S18 is cool if you don't care about speed and range.
V11 is my first wheel and I love it! Once you get used to the the height and weight it's very nimble and it has plenty of torque, lots of fun! It's never road without suspension but now I can't imagine not having it.
Ho la v11 da un mese, ne sono super felice! Adoro le sospensioni, che funzionano molto bene. La posizione alta all'inizio era un problema, ma ora è perfetta per me. Peso 110 kg, quindi ho regolato la pressione delle camere basse e alte al massimo, ma forse abbasserò quella delle camere alte. Il pneumatico è super affidabile. Il cavalletto lo dimentico spesso giù, e questo mi spaventa un po'. Complessivamente sono ultra felice di questo EUC!
the pedals are adjustable, im sure you know that by now. i have every intention of moving up to this in the near future. my V8 with a snow tire works great for this winter.
Great, fun video! I wish my wife is interested in EUCs so we can ride as a couple like you 2 and share the experience😊 Maybe it's the age (we're both 46); I believe that she would've tried this EUC hobby when we younger. In fact, she won't click like on any of my EUC posts 😂 Anyway, keep having fun!
Yes, I’m glad my partner encouraged me to learn to ride. I do know an older couple who ride together in NYC, too, but it really isn’t for everyone. Hope you have been able to find friends to ride with! Thanks for watching 😁
@@GreenwithAnvy okay then, update 1: downloaded the app, now upgrading the system for like 30 minutes. Starting to be curious if it should take that long. In the meantime I am checking various YT videos how to step on the unicycle, how to turn and so on. :D 3 hours to sunset, hope I will at least try it today.
@@GreenwithAnvy yea, it is. Update is done. Air pressure checked and corrected, both tire and suspension. My friend told me to fully charge at first use.. means i will have to wait overnight for the morning. Aaaaaaa! :D That will be a long sleepless night :D
@@GreenwithAnvy Well well well. Having a lunch, fully deserved one. (i am not using 0:00 format due to timestams which would be a bit disturbing) 8,00 - first touch. Leant slightly against a wall, tried just to stand on it. Been amazed how it holds balance in front-rear axis. 8,20 - Trying to move a few meters, still close to a wall or fence. 8,30 - Can ride for a few meters without holding anything.. then i start to steer or the wheel wobbles and i am catching my wheel. 8,50 - Old lady goes to shop, greets me and asks me what is it. "Electric unicycle" i tell her, but I fail to explain more. I just add something about "if i learn a bit more, i can go to work on it instead of by a car!" Her smile boosts my confidence somehow. 9,15 - First video. I am able to go from one road sign to another. 9,30 - there are total of 4 road signs in the street. I am trying to go from first one to the last one without dismount. I have 2 tiny scratches on my V11 by now, twice failed to catch my V11 quickly. 9,45 - I did it, from the first sign to the last. Now turn back and go to the start, without dismounting. Another challenge. The road has around 150m. Old lady goes back, asked if I am still training, I nodded. We wished a nice day to each other. 10,00 - I tried some cobblestone around the corner. My cycle did some hou hou whoa moves. Very comfy. 10,15 - second video. I can see the difference in balance. 10,20 - okay, time to rest. I shall walk home.... After 5 steps I stopped. Why to walk, when I can *ride* ? Rode home then. Why am I writing the list here? Because you showed me how the progress would be, what to do and what not to do. Step by step. So... Thank you very much, Mark and Anvy!
Nice! Mark must teach you.! Yes is so tall 🤣. Specially coming from 16s pedals. I can feel marks worry about the wheel falling. Try riding with one leg. You will ge use to it. That wil help you to start any wheel with no rush to step fast.
@@GreenwithAnvy I also have the V11 and learning to ride with one leg made a huge difference in mounting the high pedals of the V11 smoothly and my confidence riding in NYC in general because you don't feel as rushed and anxious at stop lights. It took about two weeks to build up the strength and skill to ride with one leg on both sides. Taking the time to develop the skill on your weaker leg is well worth it and definitely helps with single-leg fatigue. Hope to bump into you one day and give you a nod as we pass. Seeing more EUC riders nowadays but still pales in comparison to bikers and e-scooters. Be well and stay safe.
Thanks for the tips! That makes a lot of sense. Okay, I’m gonna take some time to ride one-legged! I’ll be sure to give you a nod or wave when we pass each other on the streets. 👍🏼 You’re right, the EUCs are still the minority for e-rides in NYC, but it is growing! Take care and have a great weekend! 🥳
I just received my V11 and one of the pedals is SLIGHTLY askew. One is slightly higher on the outside when you look from the front and I can also feel a slight height difference when standing on it. I asked the supplier and they said this is normal, but I don't believe that. Could someone with a V11 check and see if their pedals are perfectly even or if you can feel/see a slight angle difference when standing on it? Thanks :)
I'm sorry for the late reply. My fiancé has a V11 and it seems to even between both pedals. Were you able to figure it out? I'll pin this comment so perhaps others can chime in as well.
I guess the suspension wheel will be my next upgrade. So far daily ride is 16XL to V11 to V12 to Sherman. Still feel awkward for v11 because of the height only. Weight is not an issue for me since v12 and sherman is wayyyy heavier.
You can adjust the pedal high , just read the menu’s. Most people adjusted to the lower or middle to train the difference so they can find a comfort high.
The wheel was set for my fiancé’s PSI, so that’s another reason I couldn’t really ride it well. Also, I didn’t know the pedal height could be adjusted for the V11 😮 I thought it was only the S18.
No issues for Mark since getting it. It’s a heavy wheel but a solid choice for any rider wanting it to be their main wheel for commuting in a city. Definitely recommend!
yea.. first 3 mins from 16 inch wheel to the 18 x 3 wheel will feelllll waayyyyy awkward !! give it 30 mins and beyond that, you learn to push heavier downward and the extra weight gives you more stability and pothole defense..... 18x3 will be so much more stable and safe... enjoy !
Nice video. Mine arrived today!!!! First unicycle, i got a pint 3 weeks ago so wanted something for longer rides. Think theres a place for both. This will be fun, if i survive...😀
My fiancé eventually sold his Pint and XR due to space in the apartment and lack of use. OneWheel is such a fun wheel though!!! Hope you’ll be able to put both wheels to good use. Good luck learning the EUC! The learning curve is high but very rewarding once you get it!! 🥳
Also, not sure if this will help much, but I made a vlog of us learning the EUC for the first time last year. So many people left comments of tips and their experiences. The tips really helped me with getting comfortable. Feel free to comment here if you need help as well. Enjoy the ride :) ua-cam.com/video/qZ3APb_GUFk/v-deo.html
I'm curious what made Mark choose the V11 over the S18 as I've been stuck between the two. That was a genius move bringing it back on the EUC. Another great video and it's awesome to see you two doing well. Best wishes :) P.S. Best part of the video? I'm gonna do it (x4) followed by the random person assuring you nobody's watching!
Mark says: the build quality of the V11 is better. It also doesn’t look as “aggressive” as the S18 (though I love the look of the S18 personally 👀). Most importantly, he wanted to just “dampen” the bumps on the NYC streets and didn’t need the best suspension out there, which the V11 does very well. Thanks for watching the video! Take care and happy riding 😁
@@GreenwithAnvy This is great info! Thank you! I admit I was sad at the end of the video when I heard Mark sold his old wheel. I was hoping to buy it as my learning wheel 😂
@@Rutee4Life Yeah, Mark’s wheel sold fast. I guess 16X is high in demand right now. So many people sell wheels in NYC all the time (and a lot of people willing to do lessons)! You’ll definitely be able to find a used wheel :) Good luck getting your first wheel! See you on the streets and stay safe 😎
I've actually rode both and they both have their individual merits. I've also rode the S20 and two others that i forget the name. Godeway? Gotway? The S18 is really good if you mainly ride technical dirt trails. If you ride street then hands down go for the V11. The S18 is the best handling wheel I've ever ridden. It makes you want to go off jumps, but it lacks speed, range and power. The V11 in no way makes you want to ride off of jumps. But a cruises better than any wheel out there. So if you ride bike paths the V 11 is your choice hands down.
I don’t think I’ll be able to do a good comparison video because I still have a hard time riding my fiancé’s V11 😅 (the PSI is set to his weight, so the pedals are wayyy too high for me and we haven’t tried lowering it for me yet). However, I will tell you this… The feeling will be night and day- especially if you have bumpy roads or terrain where you live. You have to control the V11 with your thighs and whole body due to the difference in size and weight. With the 16S, you’re mostly controlling with you calves. The 16S is also much nimbler and smaller, so you’re going to have to push more on the V11 when turning and carving. Hope that helps! I’m sorry I won’t be able to make a video about it, but feel free to ask me any questions!
@@GreenwithAnvy I'm 6.2, 200lbp guy so V11 will be actually (i think) better than my 16s (great wheel to learn etc.). I want to have more range and also more safety margin when driving. I like to ride at 22mph, and that is max for 16s. For V11 even 25 mph will be nothing, and I don't want to go faster. I drive in the city, lots of sidewalks with suggen 2in drops... Suspension should be nice!
@@krecikowi Oh, you will definitely love the V11 at your weight and height. Mark loves it so much. He says it’s like riding a cloud. I hope you get to enjoy your new ride very soon! :)
“Must be strong, I must be brave I must be one with the wheel , I choose it it didn’t choose me “
hahaha I still don't why I said that to this day. Thanks for watching! :)
As a V11 owner I forgot how tall it is. That said is handles better on street than all the others.
The S18 is cool if you don't care about speed and range.
Awesome 😎 thanks Mark n Anvy!!🙏
you guys are so sweet. you seem like truly happy people.
Thank you for watching ☺️
The turn radius on the v11 is ridiculously tight! Well done on the transition to the new wheel and this immersive video!
It really is such a cool wheel! Thanks for watching, Meluchi!!! 😎
V11 is my first wheel and I love it! Once you get used to the the height and weight it's very nimble and it has plenty of torque, lots of fun! It's never road without suspension but now I can't imagine not having it.
V11 is my fiancé's second wheel and he absolutely loves it! I am definitely thinking about upgrading to a suspension wheel. Ride safe and take care :)
I learned how to ride my V10F in under 15 minutes but I can't imagine learning on a suspension wheel.
That said, the V11 is the king of the streets.
Ho la v11 da un mese, ne sono super felice! Adoro le sospensioni, che funzionano molto bene. La posizione alta all'inizio era un problema, ma ora è perfetta per me. Peso 110 kg, quindi ho regolato la pressione delle camere basse e alte al massimo, ma forse abbasserò quella delle camere alte. Il pneumatico è super affidabile. Il cavalletto lo dimentico spesso giù, e questo mi spaventa un po'. Complessivamente sono ultra felice di questo EUC!
the pedals are adjustable, im sure you know that by now. i have every intention of moving up to this in the near future. my V8 with a snow tire works great for this winter.
Great, fun video! I wish my wife is interested in EUCs so we can ride as a couple like you 2 and share the experience😊 Maybe it's the age (we're both 46); I believe that she would've tried this EUC hobby when we younger. In fact, she won't click like on any of my EUC posts 😂 Anyway, keep having fun!
Yes, I’m glad my partner encouraged me to learn to ride. I do know an older couple who ride together in NYC, too, but it really isn’t for everyone. Hope you have been able to find friends to ride with! Thanks for watching 😁
Will pickup my new V11 in two hours. I hope I will get soon as comfy with the wheel (one with the wheel, lol) as you did!
Enjoy and ride safely!
Oooo!!!! Ride safe! Would love to hear updates when you try out your V11. I know you’re gonna love it 🥳 (haha, be one with the wheel 😝)
@@GreenwithAnvy okay then, update 1:
downloaded the app, now upgrading the system for like 30 minutes. Starting to be curious if it should take that long.
In the meantime I am checking various YT videos how to step on the unicycle, how to turn and so on. :D
3 hours to sunset, hope I will at least try it today.
@@honzapansky440 Is this your first wheel? Good luck!! Hope the update is done!
@@GreenwithAnvy yea, it is.
Update is done.
Air pressure checked and corrected, both tire and suspension.
My friend told me to fully charge at first use.. means i will have to wait overnight for the morning. Aaaaaaa! :D
That will be a long sleepless night :D
@@GreenwithAnvy
Well well well. Having a lunch, fully deserved one.
(i am not using 0:00 format due to timestams which would be a bit disturbing)
8,00 - first touch. Leant slightly against a wall, tried just to stand on it. Been amazed how it holds balance in front-rear axis.
8,20 - Trying to move a few meters, still close to a wall or fence.
8,30 - Can ride for a few meters without holding anything.. then i start to steer or the wheel wobbles and i am catching my wheel.
8,50 - Old lady goes to shop, greets me and asks me what is it. "Electric unicycle" i tell her, but I fail to explain more. I just add something about "if i learn a bit more, i can go to work on it instead of by a car!" Her smile boosts my confidence somehow.
9,15 - First video. I am able to go from one road sign to another.
9,30 - there are total of 4 road signs in the street. I am trying to go from first one to the last one without dismount. I have 2 tiny scratches on my V11 by now, twice failed to catch my V11 quickly.
9,45 - I did it, from the first sign to the last. Now turn back and go to the start, without dismounting. Another challenge. The road has around 150m. Old lady goes back, asked if I am still training, I nodded. We wished a nice day to each other.
10,00 - I tried some cobblestone around the corner. My cycle did some hou hou whoa moves. Very comfy.
10,15 - second video. I can see the difference in balance.
10,20 - okay, time to rest. I shall walk home.... After 5 steps I stopped. Why to walk, when I can *ride* ? Rode home then.
Why am I writing the list here? Because you showed me how the progress would be, what to do and what not to do. Step by step. So... Thank you very much, Mark and Anvy!
Nice! Mark must teach you.!
Yes is so tall 🤣. Specially coming from 16s pedals.
I can feel marks worry about the wheel falling.
Try riding with one leg. You will ge use to it. That wil help you to start any wheel with no rush to step fast.
Great advice. Thanks, Juls! Please help me ride with one leg the next time we ride together 😅😭 Take care!! Thanks for watching :)
@@GreenwithAnvy I also have the V11 and learning to ride with one leg made a huge difference in mounting the high pedals of the V11 smoothly and my confidence riding in NYC in general because you don't feel as rushed and anxious at stop lights. It took about two weeks to build up the strength and skill to ride with one leg on both sides. Taking the time to develop the skill on your weaker leg is well worth it and definitely helps with single-leg fatigue. Hope to bump into you one day and give you a nod as we pass. Seeing more EUC riders nowadays but still pales in comparison to bikers and e-scooters. Be well and stay safe.
Thanks for the tips! That makes a lot of sense. Okay, I’m gonna take some time to ride one-legged! I’ll be sure to give you a nod or wave when we pass each other on the streets. 👍🏼 You’re right, the EUCs are still the minority for e-rides in NYC, but it is growing! Take care and have a great weekend! 🥳
Nice video... Yes, the S18 is nice... It's my go-to running errands type of wheel.
Fingers crossed I get the S18 before the year ends! Hope you’re well! Take care :)
I actually went from the v11 to the 16X.... I found out that I like not having a suspension better.
Hello
Why is that ?
@@YvesFOLLET lighter smaller better control. Road feel
I just received my V11 and one of the pedals is SLIGHTLY askew. One is slightly higher on the outside when you look from the front and I can also feel a slight height difference when standing on it. I asked the supplier and they said this is normal, but I don't believe that. Could someone with a V11 check and see if their pedals are perfectly even or if you can feel/see a slight angle difference when standing on it? Thanks :)
I'm sorry for the late reply. My fiancé has a V11 and it seems to even between both pedals. Were you able to figure it out? I'll pin this comment so perhaps others can chime in as well.
im learned euc by veteran abrams...it was too hard to learn euc, but after leraned it was not bad...
I guess the suspension wheel will be my next upgrade. So far daily ride is 16XL to V11 to V12 to Sherman. Still feel awkward for v11 because of the height only. Weight is not an issue for me since v12 and sherman is wayyyy heavier.
Yo thanks for introducing me to Eric Reprid. This slaps!
The best music to cruise along to! 🎶 Thanks for watching!
My wife said she had a great time riding with you. Can't wait to meet you guys.
Levette is so awesome! Can’t wait to meet you. Maybe a couple ride the second day of Summer Streets? :) Take care and thanks for your help again!!
You can adjust the pedal high , just read the menu’s. Most people adjusted to the lower or middle to train the difference so they can find a comfort high.
The wheel was set for my fiancé’s PSI, so that’s another reason I couldn’t really ride it well. Also, I didn’t know the pedal height could be adjusted for the V11 😮 I thought it was only the S18.
@@GreenwithAnvy sorry I thought it was a v12 , in that case hard practice then 😂
@@optimusprime6453 I'm gonna keep on trying 💪😂
How’s it going with the v11? Looking to get one so I’m asking for feedbacks. Any issues?
No issues for Mark since getting it. It’s a heavy wheel but a solid choice for any rider wanting it to be their main wheel for commuting in a city. Definitely recommend!
Oh man, that’s a high pedal
yea.. first 3 mins from 16 inch wheel to the 18 x 3 wheel will feelllll waayyyyy awkward !! give it 30 mins and beyond that, you learn to push heavier downward and the extra weight gives you more stability and pothole defense..... 18x3 will be so much more stable and safe... enjoy !
Thank you for the advice! Still a little nervous riding a big wheel as of right now 😬
Nice video. Mine arrived today!!!! First unicycle, i got a pint 3 weeks ago so wanted something for longer rides. Think theres a place for both. This will be fun, if i survive...😀
My fiancé eventually sold his Pint and XR due to space in the apartment and lack of use. OneWheel is such a fun wheel though!!! Hope you’ll be able to put both wheels to good use. Good luck learning the EUC! The learning curve is high but very rewarding once you get it!! 🥳
Also, not sure if this will help much, but I made a vlog of us learning the EUC for the first time last year. So many people left comments of tips and their experiences. The tips really helped me with getting comfortable. Feel free to comment here if you need help as well. Enjoy the ride :) ua-cam.com/video/qZ3APb_GUFk/v-deo.html
Mine arrived Aug 4..grrr the seat and the honey comb pedals arrived today
Ugh, I understand that feeling. Hopefully there won’t be any more delays for your wheel!! Hope you enjoy it! :)
Did you guys encounter any issue with the bearing?
We haven’t had issues luckily! but we do try to check on our tire pressure weekly.
Last clip Mark looks like General Miura from Ip Man
Mark loves General Miura and took your comment as a compliment. :) Thanks for watching!
Love this
Thanks so much for watching! ☺️
❤️ niceeeee...
Did it come with power pads or did you buy those after? What pads are those?
My partner bought the power pads separately. They came from Inmotion’s website! :)
I'm curious what made Mark choose the V11 over the S18 as I've been stuck between the two. That was a genius move bringing it back on the EUC. Another great video and it's awesome to see you two doing well. Best wishes :)
P.S. Best part of the video? I'm gonna do it (x4) followed by the random person assuring you nobody's watching!
Mark says: the build quality of the V11 is better. It also doesn’t look as “aggressive” as the S18 (though I love the look of the S18 personally 👀). Most importantly, he wanted to just “dampen” the bumps on the NYC streets and didn’t need the best suspension out there, which the V11 does very well.
Thanks for watching the video! Take care and happy riding 😁
@@GreenwithAnvy This is great info! Thank you! I admit I was sad at the end of the video when I heard Mark sold his old wheel. I was hoping to buy it as my learning wheel 😂
@@Rutee4Life Yeah, Mark’s wheel sold fast. I guess 16X is high in demand right now. So many people sell wheels in NYC all the time (and a lot of people willing to do lessons)! You’ll definitely be able to find a used wheel :) Good luck getting your first wheel! See you on the streets and stay safe 😎
I've actually rode both and they both have their individual merits. I've also rode the S20 and two others that i forget the name. Godeway? Gotway?
The S18 is really good if you mainly ride technical dirt trails. If you ride street then hands down go for the V11.
The S18 is the best handling wheel I've ever ridden. It makes you want to go off jumps, but it lacks speed, range and power.
The V11 in no way makes you want to ride off of jumps. But a cruises better than any wheel out there. So if you ride bike paths the V 11 is your choice hands down.
Great video.
Thanks so much! :)
You will get use to the heights. Keep riding
Gonna keep on trying!!! 💪 Thanks for the encouragement
Nice riding! V11 looks fun :) you guys still riding in the cold in nyc?
Still riding in the cold! 🥶 We’ll stop when it snows 😅 Thanks for watching! :)
nice! ride safe always!
Thanks! You too!! 👷🏻♀️
How much does it cost?
The wheels have a big range, but the V11 is around $2k brand new.
Funny, I'm moving from 16S to V11 in couple of months (when v11 forth batch is out). Can you do quick comparison video :)
I don’t think I’ll be able to do a good comparison video because I still have a hard time riding my fiancé’s V11 😅 (the PSI is set to his weight, so the pedals are wayyy too high for me and we haven’t tried lowering it for me yet). However, I will tell you this… The feeling will be night and day- especially if you have bumpy roads or terrain where you live. You have to control the V11 with your thighs and whole body due to the difference in size and weight. With the 16S, you’re mostly controlling with you calves. The 16S is also much nimbler and smaller, so you’re going to have to push more on the V11 when turning and carving. Hope that helps! I’m sorry I won’t be able to make a video about it, but feel free to ask me any questions!
Check out the 04:35 mark in this video for quick side-by-side comparison :) It’s pretty significant.
@@GreenwithAnvy I'm 6.2, 200lbp guy so V11 will be actually (i think) better than my 16s (great wheel to learn etc.). I want to have more range and also more safety margin when driving. I like to ride at 22mph, and that is max for 16s. For V11 even 25 mph will be nothing, and I don't want to go faster. I drive in the city, lots of sidewalks with suggen 2in drops... Suspension should be nice!
@@GreenwithAnvy yes, that were i noticed your 16s 😁, imagine i took 16s on the trails, now when I see how low 16s is...
@@krecikowi Oh, you will definitely love the V11 at your weight and height. Mark loves it so much. He says it’s like riding a cloud. I hope you get to enjoy your new ride very soon! :)
All you have to do is let the air of the chamber and it will get lower
I’m 5’ and don’t find it heavy nor too tall. Great video though.
The psi was set for my fiancé who is at least 60 pounds heavier than me, so that made a huge difference 😅 Thank you for watching!!!
Why do people care about packaging? I'll never get it. It's suposed to protect the thing during delivery and that's about it.
True... I'm not sure why either :P
The music doesn't really fit your personality.