My cars and motorbikes are rusting in the garage.. i blame the euc..because its fun ;) the master is becoming a excellent option for its price becuase of the new orange 16´´ expensive trend :P
I do like using the EUC as an alternative to the car, or last mile to avoid parking charges. The Master is good value and a good machine for sure. I did need to 3D Print Handles for it which it really needs and I had a couple of issues in the first few days of ownership. but no complaints generally. I do intend to put a street type onto it. Just have been too lazy.
The helmet mirror is actually a mirror intended for cyclists. It pushes in the end of the handle bars (on a cycle). I have modified it to bolt through the visor of the helmet. I have tried various other arrangements and this is the only one that works for me. The EUC pads are 3D printed primarily for braking, the stock pads for acceleration. The only time I regret not having extra pads for acceleration is for steep gradients. My other pads are fairly standard, I where this arrangement in the summer and have a heavier jacket in the winter. The gloves are motorcycle gloves except motorcycle gloves do not have wrist guards. I have therefore lengthened the velcro straps on my wrist guards to fit the gloves. All a bit of a faff putting them on but its worth it I think. Other wise high ankle boots, I always wear the same foot gear. I love the Master, as much range as I can use, and more performance than my skills could extract. The high foot position takes some getting used to and some practice, and I keep meaning to change the tyre to a road tyre because I use the EUC almost exclusively on good surfaces (my S18 for off road). Other things in respect to the Master, the trolly handle really isn't strong enough to pick up the machine, I have 3D Printed Handles front and back for that purpose, I also 3D printed a better stand, and a seat.
I have a street tyre ready to go on (Michelin City Extra), just haven't got around to changing it. Not that there is anything wrong with the fitted off road tyre, even on the street. It all depends on the type of riding you are doing and personal preferences.
Great ride!! Thanks brother!!🙏
Insane traffic
Nice ride to town. I like your shop 👍
Thanks - work continues on that.
My cars and motorbikes are rusting in the garage.. i blame the euc..because its fun ;) the master is becoming a excellent option for its price becuase of the new orange 16´´ expensive trend :P
I do like using the EUC as an alternative to the car, or last mile to avoid parking charges. The Master is good value and a good machine for sure. I did need to 3D Print Handles for it which it really needs and I had a couple of issues in the first few days of ownership. but no complaints generally. I do intend to put a street type onto it. Just have been too lazy.
Hi can u tell me the mirror on helmet, pad set up and gloves. I am interested in master since it appears they’re on V3. Great content thanks
The helmet mirror is actually a mirror intended for cyclists. It pushes in the end of the handle bars (on a cycle). I have modified it to bolt through the visor of the helmet. I have tried various other arrangements and this is the only one that works for me. The EUC pads are 3D printed primarily for braking, the stock pads for acceleration. The only time I regret not having extra pads for acceleration is for steep gradients. My other pads are fairly standard, I where this arrangement in the summer and have a heavier jacket in the winter. The gloves are motorcycle gloves except motorcycle gloves do not have wrist guards. I have therefore lengthened the velcro straps on my wrist guards to fit the gloves. All a bit of a faff putting them on but its worth it I think. Other wise high ankle boots, I always wear the same foot gear. I love the Master, as much range as I can use, and more performance than my skills could extract. The high foot position takes some getting used to and some practice, and I keep meaning to change the tyre to a road tyre because I use the EUC almost exclusively on good surfaces (my S18 for off road). Other things in respect to the Master, the trolly handle really isn't strong enough to pick up the machine, I have 3D Printed Handles front and back for that purpose, I also 3D printed a better stand, and a seat.
I appreciate you, I have 200 km of experience. Would it be better if I changed the tire?
I have a street tyre ready to go on (Michelin City Extra), just haven't got around to changing it. Not that there is anything wrong with the fitted off road tyre, even on the street. It all depends on the type of riding you are doing and personal preferences.
@@Roskellan Thanks