Will you review Commander Mini? It looks way better than begode extreme and seems a few guys like Ride One etc preferred it over Patton. Seems begode extreme is not worth any hype. So I'll choose between commander mini and the patton.
Yeah the Patton and the Abrams have great acceleration from zero. I am disappointed at the Begode Extreme so far, from the video's I have seen. The V14 Adventure looks more promising so far.
Lol, you look stressed out with this wheel. My impatient hind end bought it already and am actually liking it a lot. Though i agree with everything you said. Master seems to have way more torquein beginning. Chooch just got a cut-out. Im worried. Been riding mine at 48mph according to screen, but close to 44 by gps. Now I may be reluctant. My s22 still beats everything I have in time trials.
Thanks for the review in english. This wheel is in a weird place, seems like a ex30-t4-master fusion there was no reason for it to exist specially if the suspension is imploding itself with what people have been reporting
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I've been a fan & I get this is your channel & your opinions. But I dont get why one needs to spend 5+mins whinning the stock pads dont fit you. Instead one can easily say I'm glad the metal batt case are flat for velcro install &or better yet, there are 4 bolting points to bolt in inexpensive diy plastic fairings so we can use pads of our choice. At least BG included pads that LK doesnt. Sounds like whinning & complaining just for the sake of complaining. But I get it, its your review so you get to whine. FWIW I've had 7-8wheels in my 3yrs on this hobby & none of the stock pads have ever fit me so its likely a all stock pads thing. Beating the a dead horse gets old fast. Just my opinion as all
At 1,5kg, the pads are not just a piece of foam, and the screwed-on attachment of them and adjustment, etc is a new departure/experiment, so it would appear that Begode did try to produce something useful and indeed of value to the user, but it’s fair to say that, as you suggest, they would have been better to have just stuck Velcro on the battery sides, and let the riders decide what they want to use. As the wheel is not really aimed at the beginner, it would be the obvious choice of most (experienced) riders in the market for such a wheel to fit their own preferred pads for best control, if they are similarly unimpressed by the stock item. Pads are indeed a subjective matter, but I don’t really think Denis went overboard in giving his considered opinion: he didn’t like them, and he explained why, which is part of the content of any decent review; to skim over the subject matter without explaining what the opinion is and how it is reached would be just lazy. I’ve seen some other reviews of this wheel where riders have retro-fitted their own choice of pads, which tends to support the view Denis has, and when one considers that were they ‘the best out there’, riders would be putting these new Begode screw on pads on other wheels, which seems to be hardly the case. We all more or less agree that one piece pads are almost never the best solution, irrespective of make or means of attachment to the wheel.
@@freeforester1717 I get it. I woulda said, these stock pads arent for me but there's plenty of options for either plain velcro &or cheap plastic fairings so we can use pads of our choice, which btw is most of the users I know. There done in
He reviews Extreme as final product for consumer, who theoretically doesn't have to buy something extra. You buy for yourself a thing, final product, not a constructor for god sakes. And from this point of view why do you need to be bothered this kind of thing at all. I think Hagov's right
@@Pogodindenis OK that is fair. However how do you or anyone else know that someone out there wont like the stock pads? I get its Denis's opinion that he does not like it but can we say someone else wont? Regardless, say what one has to say & then move on. & err why are you bothered by what I write? Exactly. Its not fun to belabor a non issue as most vets have their own pads & we dont know others wont like the stock pads either. Make your point & move on. Make sense?
@@scottsum1319The point is that it is really a Denis's personal review, his thoughts and opinion. He can say whatever he wants. And he's absolutely rightly making point about this shitty pads. Its very important aspect of any EUC. If you do something do it right. Obviously for most people. And these pads are clearly useless but nevertheless you have to pay for it. Very strange, isn't it? Or you can say these pads fit perfectly and rider doesn't have to put up with it?
That's some interesting points you make. I thought that torque from 0 would be greater... Interesting
Thank you Denis for this comprehensive review!
Will you review Commander Mini? It looks way better than begode extreme and seems a few guys like Ride One etc preferred it over Patton. Seems begode extreme is not worth any hype. So I'll choose between commander mini and the patton.
Great review, thanks! Take good care of your daughter, hoping she is ok.
Hi Denis great vid I'll be contacting you hopefully soon to get me a Begode extreme!
Yeah the Patton and the Abrams have great acceleration from zero.
I am disappointed at the Begode Extreme so far, from the video's I have seen.
The V14 Adventure looks more promising so far.
Absolutely love this wheel
Great review. As an offroad rider, sounds like a pass for me. I was hoping for more low end torque. Maybe with a FW update.
The 40kg wheels are all somewhat heavy for jumping when compared to say RS or even S22, and perhaps just a little too heavy for lots of bigger jumps.
I like to see the footage from 26:10 of the re assembly
Keen to see. How this is constructed
Much more thoughtful than the average review
you are honest guy...and I love your reviews....Extreme wheel is a failure.
Lol, you look stressed out with this wheel. My impatient hind end bought it already and am actually liking it a lot. Though i agree with everything you said. Master seems to have way more torquein beginning. Chooch just got a cut-out. Im worried. Been riding mine at 48mph according to screen, but close to 44 by gps. Now I may be reluctant.
My s22 still beats everything I have in time trials.
Thanks for the review in english. This wheel is in a weird place, seems like a ex30-t4-master fusion there was no reason for it to exist specially if the suspension is imploding itself with what people have been reporting
Ninebot nevupustili jesio novoe koleso posle z10 ?
Net k sozeleniju oni zabili na monokolesa
What do you think about the ongoing war?
I live in Europe union and I support my country and Europe union. And I support human right to choose own path, natural grow and chance for everybody made own decisions how to live, were to live and what to do.
Nice.
32:23 You can only go up five stairs? Is that because not enough torque? Those are small stairs.
Yes, wheel start deep pedals forward like pre cut off. Very hard to keep balance
I've been a fan & I get this is your channel & your opinions. But I dont get why one needs to spend 5+mins whinning the stock pads dont fit you. Instead one can easily say I'm glad the metal batt case are flat for velcro install &or better yet, there are 4 bolting points to bolt in inexpensive diy plastic fairings so we can use pads of our choice. At least BG included pads that LK doesnt. Sounds like whinning & complaining just for the sake of complaining. But I get it, its your review so you get to whine. FWIW I've had 7-8wheels in my 3yrs on this hobby & none of the stock pads have ever fit me so its likely a all stock pads thing. Beating the a dead horse gets old fast. Just my opinion as all
At 1,5kg, the pads are not just a piece of foam, and the screwed-on attachment of them and adjustment, etc is a new departure/experiment, so it would appear that Begode did try to produce something useful and indeed of value to the user, but it’s fair to say that, as you suggest, they would have been better to have just stuck Velcro on the battery sides, and let the riders decide what they want to use. As the wheel is not really aimed at the beginner, it would be the obvious choice of most (experienced) riders in the market for such a wheel to fit their own preferred pads for best control, if they are similarly unimpressed by the stock item. Pads are indeed a subjective matter, but I don’t really think Denis went overboard in giving his considered opinion: he didn’t like them, and he explained why, which is part of the content of any decent review; to skim over the subject matter without explaining what the opinion is and how it is reached would be just lazy. I’ve seen some other reviews of this wheel where riders have retro-fitted their own choice of pads, which tends to support the view Denis has, and when one considers that were they ‘the best out there’, riders would be putting these new Begode screw on pads on other wheels, which seems to be hardly the case. We all more or less agree that one piece pads are almost never the best solution, irrespective of make or means of attachment to the wheel.
@@freeforester1717 I get it. I woulda said, these stock pads arent for me but there's plenty of options for either plain velcro &or cheap plastic fairings so we can use pads of our choice, which btw is most of the users I know. There done in
He reviews Extreme as final product for consumer, who theoretically doesn't have to buy something extra. You buy for yourself a thing, final product, not a constructor for god sakes. And from this point of view why do you need to be bothered this kind of thing at all. I think Hagov's right
@@Pogodindenis OK that is fair. However how do you or anyone else know that someone out there wont like the stock pads? I get its Denis's opinion that he does not like it but can we say someone else wont? Regardless, say what one has to say & then move on. & err why are you bothered by what I write? Exactly. Its not fun to belabor a non issue as most vets have their own pads & we dont know others wont like the stock pads either. Make your point & move on. Make sense?
@@scottsum1319The point is that it is really a Denis's personal review, his thoughts and opinion. He can say whatever he wants. And he's absolutely rightly making point about this shitty pads. Its very important aspect of any EUC. If you do something do it right. Obviously for most people. And these pads are clearly useless but nevertheless you have to pay for it. Very strange, isn't it? Or you can say these pads fit perfectly and rider doesn't have to put up with it?