Hey Greenwave. Thanks for your comments! I did choose the Begode Master and I have really been enjoying it. At first it was a lot of work and I thought maybe I should have got a lighter second wheel, but I am much more comfortable with it now with almost 300 miles on it. Later today I am going to try to gain backward riding skills on it. I can ride backward easily on my KS M14, but not there yet on the Master.
Just saw your video where you're learning to ride. I was curious to see what wheel you upgraded too. Master is a very nice choice. It is still very high on my list for my next EUC if I decide to get another anytime soon!
Moto Mert, thanks for this scenic tour of Death Valley National Park. In a few months I expect to be shopping for an EUC ramp. If you like the one shown in this video, it would be great if you would share the brand name and model.
Thanks for the comments Harold! I got the ramp on Amazon. It’s a folding pet ramp I picked up on Amazon for $50.00. They have a few choices. The vendor I used was Sandinrayli. I am happy with it and it works great for the Begode Master
You are truly inspirational. I took a lesson at Eevvee last year. I gave up on the idea of learning EUC because the entry cost is too high. Few days ago, I picked up a used one for only $300. So my desire for mastering EUC is back. Subscribed to your channel. Keep pumping awesome video. Once I become good, I want to get the mini one Begode MTen4. This kinda of thing is more ideal for short distance travel. Also, it's important to be able to be stable in slow speed when there are other people around.
Thanks for your comments! It is exciting to learn this new skill. I am having a lot of fun as my skills continue to grow. I ride my KS 14M at slow speeds walking the dog. Be ready for a few falls with decent safety gear. Then before you know it you’ll be riding safely and in total control. I also enjoyed a visit to eevees in Vancouver. Unfortunately our Alien Rides store here in Las Vegas closed.
@@motomert157 After 2 weeks of practice, Vancouver, many rainy day. I practice around 7 or 8 times. Each time, around 1 hour. I finally can ride it. I ride 10 meter straight, 180 degree turn and return to original spot. I still need a post to mount. so happy
Great to hear! I like that you don’t practice too long. I learned to break up practice sessions and simply take some time to enjoy the skills I have acquired. I guess that’s what I would call a ‘joy ride’!
Hey Greenwave. Thanks for your comments! I did choose the Begode Master and I have really been enjoying it. At first it was a lot of work and I thought maybe I should have got a lighter second wheel, but I am much more comfortable with it now with almost 300 miles on it. Later today I am going to try to gain backward riding skills on it. I can ride backward easily on my KS M14, but not there yet on the Master.
Nice, looks gorgeous out there.
Just saw your video where you're learning to ride. I was curious to see what wheel you upgraded too. Master is a very nice choice. It is still very high on my list for my next EUC if I decide to get another anytime soon!
Moto Mert, thanks for this scenic tour of Death Valley National Park.
In a few months I expect to be shopping for an EUC ramp. If you like the one shown in this video, it would be great if you would share the brand name and model.
Thanks for the comments Harold! I got the ramp on Amazon. It’s a folding pet ramp I picked up on Amazon for $50.00. They have a few choices. The vendor I used was Sandinrayli. I am happy with it and it works great for the Begode Master
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Thank you, Moto Mert.
You are truly inspirational. I took a lesson at Eevvee last year. I gave up on the idea of learning EUC because the entry cost is too high. Few days ago, I picked up a used one for only $300. So my desire for mastering EUC is back. Subscribed to your channel. Keep pumping awesome video. Once I become good, I want to get the mini one Begode MTen4. This kinda of thing is more ideal for short distance travel. Also, it's important to be able to be stable in slow speed when there are other people around.
Thanks for your comments! It is exciting to learn this new skill. I am having a lot of fun as my skills continue to grow. I ride my KS 14M at slow speeds walking the dog. Be ready for a few falls with decent safety gear. Then before you know it you’ll be riding safely and in total control. I also enjoyed a visit to eevees in Vancouver. Unfortunately our Alien Rides store here in Las Vegas closed.
@@motomert157 After 2 weeks of practice, Vancouver, many rainy day. I practice around 7 or 8 times. Each time, around 1 hour. I finally can ride it. I ride 10 meter straight, 180 degree turn and return to original spot. I still need a post to mount. so happy
Great to hear! I like that you don’t practice too long. I learned to break up practice sessions and simply take some time to enjoy the skills I have acquired. I guess that’s what I would call a ‘joy ride’!
Great video! Do you have a link to the pads you use?
Thanks Geo! Here’s the link: grizzlapads.com/product-category/products-by-euc/begode/begode-master/