I guess we can say, that we’re grateful for all the wounds you endured. Otherwise, we wouldn’t know that the hypothetically-perfect street tire would wobble so much. The side by side comparison was amazing. It really helped determine how each tire perform. Your video concept, editting & video making skill is great indeed. You knew that you’ll need side by side comparison, thus your friend in the video. Thank you Kuji, thank you so much!
Coming from 20+ years on motorcycles my first thought with that high speed wobble was wondering if the tire had been balanced. Reading the comments, I'm not surprised to see so many others wondering the same. The same goes for any tire really, low speeds you may not notice it at all, however higher speeds exponentially increase the fact that there is a weight displacement and thus you get that nice "death wobble" as I've always called it at higher speeds lol. Anyways, I'm not sure how I ended up at this video but it was a great watch! Get that tire balanced and give it another shot before you dismiss it first! =)
You're an absolute maniac on these wheels man, I love it. Watching your confidence as you speed through certain terrain and riding out wobbles blows my mind
I’m sure you’ve healed up a bit by now already, but for the type of injury you sustained to your hands, I highly highly recommend hydrocolloid bandages. I had a similar wipe out a few years ago, and it’s the only thing that controlled the constant wound weeping and allowed it to heal properly, while also giving me back use of my hands.
Can't wait to see what you can do with an Abrams... And Thank you for your input....got my Veteran in March and have been building up my Frankenstein ever since.
Kuji wins the limbo contest! I can’t believe how low he got when he went under that street crossing arm when it was down. 😂 Watch the shadow figure on the ground in front of you when you are crashing in slow motion.
Awesome videos! I like seeing all the new riding spot and your new friend =D, very VERY surprised that the knobby is better at high speed, that is exactly what I would have predicted. And that fall.. ouch!
The whole video I keep wondering in the back of my mind if the guys at Veteran are watching your video going “yup that’s why we chose the knobby tire in the first place”
Just an amazing video. Falls are unavoidable on a unicycle. The angle of attack you can take is really amazing compare to the first generation of the 2012/ 2015 units.
Ordered one a month ago. Can't wait. Have experience with EUCs a lil bit so not new. Rode my buddies Sherman and just had to get one. I have over 10,000 miles on my Onewheel XR and wanted more of a serious vehicle for traveling.
I didn’t know about EUC, we where talking at my friend’s place when i saw another one of your test footage and now i want one of these really bad haha!! Your review’s are really professional and tested to the edge of what any one you test can reach and sometime’s beyond the limits by seeing you crash few times already so goooood job, if you need a snow and ice tester up north give me a call😂❤️🤟🏼
WOW, what a video. The knobby tire although loud it seems to cause zero wobbles and so much grip (which was my experience). The street tire based on your video seems iffy. Very glad you're ok Kuji. Get well fast
I just love how this video is filmed the bussling city and how informative it is but I never knew of these EUC till I found this channel i might just try to learn to ride one.
Once again flawless review thanks, they should call you Kuji flat out Rolls ! Whatever wheel you ride, its maximum attack no matter what kind of terrain, Its full bass every time LOVE DAT SHIIIIIIIT 🔥🔥🔥🔥 That was one egg beater of a crash tho, maybe some more protection in future. Look after yourself man, we all appreciate your vids we don't want you to get busted up just for a review...... thx again.
Great review and thanks for taking the risks so others don't have to. For me the choice is clear. First I'm not buying this machine to go 30mph or less. That's like getting a sports car and driving 55 all the time. Second, if someone with your skill set has problems handling that street tire at speed it means I should stick with the more stable knobby tire. It's too bad because the increased street noise is annoying and slow speed handling appear to suffer but I guess you can't have everything. Hope you heal quickly.
great video like always. always pushing the limits...and accident...just stay safe. your health is more important then to have a speeding experience. its still illegal here in germany to ride the euc's. but still hoping that it will become popular and legal. till then i am enjoying to watch others in videos like this. ✌🏻
i have a feeling they will eventually release a v.2 of this thing in a year or more with suspension and better pedal clearance, once they do that. this will be virtually a flawless wheel.
Maybe, a little bit of suspension travel might surely help to keep keep the contact patch planted at the surface at all times, well most of the time depending on how you ride I suppose haha? But yeah sure, my wish is too see just a tad suspension and properly made, sturdy and no cheap, weak parts or constructions involved. Problem I see at this point in EUC evolution is that they need to start thinking about evolving these wheels in 2 different directions, you want street or off road? A longer suspension could potentially become expensive and perhaps complicated if wanting to get away with a "all in one" type wheel, for me looking for the fastest most rugged possible city wheel I would not want a long suspension travel, just something that can keep that contact patch and swallow seen and unseen obstacles and that is all. But fully understand others want a gigantic amount of movement for acrobatics or off road at the enduro trail. Will be interesting to follow development next few years and see how they solve technical challenges ahead without cost running out of control or quality suffer?
luffararne I agree. For me, just stability and safety matter. Segway PT had two models - i2 and X2. One for the street/tours and one for off roading. The X2 had huge diesel-looking wheels.
thank you for the video you are very nice and you show us reality, you sacrifice your life to show us good examples thank you very much to you kuji you are a real pro and i really like your channel good luck to you
PS! I forgot to add a little bit of advice from a person of extreme sports. It’s got to do with road rash/road raspberries. When you fall and you get these third-degree road rash burns anywhere on your body. The remedy is quite simple. Take a sandwich baggie and cut it 2 inches larger than the road rash. Then apply triple antibiotic me a sporran to the wound. Then tape the plastic over the wound. I have a literally hit a nail on a skateboard ramp and pulled my pad completely off and knees with out leaving an amazingly horrific raspberry. I added nearest born to the hall and then taped on the plastic and Skateboard and the rest of the day without even noticing. Then, the next morning when I woke up I didn’t need to peel the sheets off my knee. That being said, spread the good news. PS, stay off your face, it seems to be working really well for me.
Awesome video! I’m shocked you didn’t use that hard crash as click bait for the video. But I respect you so much more cuz you didn’t! Keep the content coming
So it's called a speed wobble. And It happens on motorcycles as well. The tread pattern on the tire may be causing it to wobble like that, Harley Davidson iron 883 used to come with a front tire with a similar tread pattern to yours and it would wobble pretty badly under acceleration and heavy breaking similarly to your tire. If you are already taking the tire off to put the knoby one back on, you might as well experiment with different tires. Plus it's content for your channel.
Tread pattern is a great point. I wonder how a racing slick would behave. Maybe it’s time to start thinking about high-speed stabilizers. Perhaps a wing or what about gyroscopic. Maybe the software can detect and correct. Everyday I ride a KS16X with stock tire with a similar tread pattern. At max psi, (37) it’s flick-able and dangerously wobbly above 30Kph. It seems the lower the air pressure, the more stability. Contact patch? How about a softer rubber? I would trade tire durability for speed.
@@bryanreidsands6854 I'm not an engineer, so I have no idea how you could correct speed wobbles on a one wheeled vehicle. On motorcycles it corrected for through the bars/forks, but since these don't have handle bars or front forks. Your guess is as good as mine. But as far as your tires are concerned, look for something with no rain groves on the center portion of the tire. Especially like this one that has a continuous squiggly grove down the center patch. Slicks should work to eliminate any wobbles for heavy acceleration and heavy breaking. But are going to slide around on you in the rain, so if you don't ride in the rain that's fine, but if you do then take it slow. Or just look for a street tire with rain groves and a clear center patch. Also as far as air pressure is concerned. If you are very concerned about fuel economy, high top speed, and getting the most distance out of your battery, keep the air pressure at the maximum the tire allows. But if you want more contact with the ground, better acceleration, better braking, more comfortable and better riding experience. Lower the air pressure. But personally I wouldn't say lowering the air pressure will "fix" or reduce the chance of speed wobbles on a poorly designed tire. But if it has been working for you, then that's good. But I still recommend replacing the tire. Cause the moped/scooter tires that they use in these are dirt cheap and you're only buying 1.
I don't know how the hell I started watching this shit but its cooler than a polar bears toe nails. I like the production and I can appreciate the work put into this channel. Plus the music kicks donkey butt
Do you add those pads on the side only when doing street rides? I noticed in shots where you show the paddles they are not attached. I also kept wondering why they are shaped differently on each side? I don't know anything about these machines so perhaps it's normal?!?
Hi! It would be amazing to see detailed videos on entry level wheel too! I'm new in this field and I can't find good quality content about ks-14D (for example) ad so on. Great Channel!
I think you should go try going over that same bump with the knobby tires. They were added for good reason, the manufacturer knows very well that these will go offroad, hit potholes/bumps, etc.
The only thing i have to complain about your videos, is that i can't find the awesome musics on it, and that's because i live in south america (Brazil), I tryed VPNs and some asian music streamers, but i can´t find "Pickle Jaeyoung". Beside my geographic problem, your videos are awesome in so many levels! Congrats!
Geez that fall was shocking. Glad you're not hurt worse. They can add speed and suspension, but I hope the wheel makers can start figuring out ways to reduce wobble.
"I regret nothing!!!"...(...crash, tumble roll..) Lol, excellent tire comparison! Glad you got only some minor scrapes. A reminder to everyone watching to wear their gear. You are the most expensive and irreplaceable piece of equipment you will ever own.
There are hybrid tires that you could try if you're not willing to put this to bed yet. So an "in the middle" between the super knobby and super smooth. If I could get one of these where I live I would gladly try it out.
Ooo I couldn't decide between this and the Kingsong S18, but after that fall and me being a total novice I'm going to go with the latter. keep up the good videos!
the knobby tires don't allow you a steeper angle of attack thus keeping you upright... that's why you fell the scrapping lets you know your pushing to much
Could you use one for mail delivery do you think? Would be interesting to wear a letter carrier harness to see how easy it is to carry an extra 50 to 60 lbs / 22 to 30kg. Love to see you do a video like that. How easy is it to zip up and down driveways in a housing subdivision? And have you ever put studs or chains on one for winter use?
I'm sure the wobbles will go away after a while then you will experience the true potential of the street tyre. Knobby tyre is more stable though so that's understandable but I reckon you'll switch back in the long run
Seems the Michelin City Pro 80/90-14 street tire doesn't have the wobble issues that the Kenda K340 14 x 2.75 did. As for having to hang off or lean more than tilting the EUC, this is pretty common with most 3 inch or wider street tires, even at 15 to 20 mph on an S18, doesn't seem to be an issue in the videos I've seen of this.
The more I watch your videos the more I want one of these. If you ever need some random person to test one of these out and give you a great video review I am willing. I have seen your video where you teach a girl how to ride it. I'd be happy to mail it back to you as well. I am a master at having things return. No pun intended. Well maybe a little. After watching many of your vids i have noticed that the suspension and foot pads still need slight improvements. I know it is better to be lower to the ground but possibly placing the foot pads 1-2 inches higher would greatly improve turning in tight corners. Suspension could also improve with more travel. I wonder if it is possible to have the foot pads slide up and down with hydraulics or gas style pistons to aid in suspension with recoil.
I guess we can say, that we’re grateful for all the wounds you endured.
Otherwise, we wouldn’t know that the hypothetically-perfect street tire would wobble so much.
The side by side comparison was amazing. It really helped determine how each tire perform.
Your video concept, editting & video making skill is great indeed. You knew that you’ll need side by side comparison, thus your friend in the video. Thank you Kuji, thank you so much!
keep in mind it could be a bad batch of tires.. it happens lol
eh nyampe sini juga
Congrats on your first Sherman review going viral!! You deserved it Kuji!!
@ROTC megaFAN evidence?
@ROTC megaFAN If only you could harness that MEGA propulsion coming out your arse...
So this is why kuji is gone. A youtubers curse, where they make a viral video, cannot replicate the success and give up.
How can I get this product? Who can help us? Brothers. I want one. I am in Turkey, Istanbul. How much does it cost? How can I get it?
Coming from 20+ years on motorcycles my first thought with that high speed wobble was wondering if the tire had been balanced. Reading the comments, I'm not surprised to see so many others wondering the same. The same goes for any tire really, low speeds you may not notice it at all, however higher speeds exponentially increase the fact that there is a weight displacement and thus you get that nice "death wobble" as I've always called it at higher speeds lol. Anyways, I'm not sure how I ended up at this video but it was a great watch! Get that tire balanced and give it another shot before you dismiss it first! =)
LOL your commitment to the video is so good!!! Still reviewing the wheel just after the crash!
You're an absolute maniac on these wheels man, I love it. Watching your confidence as you speed through certain terrain and riding out wobbles blows my mind
I’m sure you’ve healed up a bit by now already, but for the type of injury you sustained to your hands, I highly highly recommend hydrocolloid bandages. I had a similar wipe out a few years ago, and it’s the only thing that controlled the constant wound weeping and allowed it to heal properly, while also giving me back use of my hands.
That's what I'm using now. They are fucking awesome. No more bandages that get stuck into the wound
Glad you came away from that crash in tact, man. As always, wonderful review.
Can't wait to see what you can do with an Abrams...
And Thank you for your input....got my Veteran in March and have been building up my Frankenstein ever since.
Kuji wins the limbo contest! I can’t believe how low he got when he went under that street crossing arm when it was down. 😂 Watch the shadow figure on the ground in front of you when you are crashing in slow motion.
Kuji love your work. Loving the tyre reviews too. Thank you
Awesome videos! I like seeing all the new riding spot and your new friend =D, very VERY surprised that the knobby is better at high speed, that is exactly what I would have predicted. And that fall.. ouch!
I'm disappointed. I need to find a less-sensitive street tire
@@KujiRolls Isn't Veteran supplying some percentage of their wheels with a street tire? Do you know what street tire they are using?
Looks as wide as my Z10 tyre. I wish you a speedy recovery bro👍🏾
@@KujiRolls And better protection, maybe check out the road before doing these kind of speeds on it.
The whole video I keep wondering in the back of my mind if the guys at Veteran are watching your video going “yup that’s why we chose the knobby tire in the first place”
definitely i do
Was thinking the same ...Kuji is great but they are engineers
Just an amazing video. Falls are unavoidable on a unicycle. The angle of attack you can take is really amazing compare to the first generation of the 2012/ 2015 units.
Another great video by Kuji "Full Send" Rolls
Sick episode!! And that trail riding looks fun !! Be nice to see some design innovation to address pedal scraping in the next gen of these Ewheels…
Ordered one a month ago. Can't wait. Have experience with EUCs a lil bit so not new. Rode my buddies Sherman and just had to get one.
I have over 10,000 miles on my Onewheel XR and wanted more of a serious vehicle for traveling.
I didn’t know about EUC, we where talking at my friend’s place when i saw another one of your test footage and now i want one of these really bad haha!! Your review’s are really professional and tested to the edge of what any one you test can reach and sometime’s beyond the limits by seeing you crash few times already so goooood job, if you need a snow and ice tester up north give me a call😂❤️🤟🏼
Great to see you pushing the wheel like this on mixed gradients. This was my main question.
WOW, what a video. The knobby tire although loud it seems to cause zero wobbles and so much grip (which was my experience). The street tire based on your video seems iffy. Very glad you're ok Kuji. Get well fast
I just love how this video is filmed the bussling city and how informative it is but I never knew of these EUC till I found this channel i might just try to learn to ride one.
Once again flawless review thanks, they should call you Kuji flat out Rolls ! Whatever wheel you ride, its maximum attack no matter what kind of terrain, Its full bass every time LOVE DAT SHIIIIIIIT 🔥🔥🔥🔥
That was one egg beater of a crash tho, maybe some more protection in future. Look after yourself man, we all appreciate your vids we don't want you to get busted up just for a review...... thx again.
Best EUC channel on UA-cam! Keep hitten it outa the park boss!
Great review and thanks for taking the risks so others don't have to. For me the choice is clear. First I'm not buying this machine to go 30mph or less. That's like getting a sports car and driving 55 all the time. Second, if someone with your skill set has problems handling that street tire at speed it means I should stick with the more stable knobby tire. It's too bad because the increased street noise is annoying and slow speed handling appear to suffer but I guess you can't have everything. Hope you heal quickly.
Congratulations Kuji, amazing video. 😎
shin, elbow, and hip guards!. I got these pants that have pads installed for the hips, saved my hips from lots of bruising
great video like always. always pushing the limits...and accident...just stay safe. your health is more important then to have a speeding experience. its still illegal here in germany to ride the euc's. but still hoping that it will become popular and legal. till then i am enjoying to watch others in videos like this. ✌🏻
Clocked about 1h30m on my KS 18L and I know it will come with practice but the way Kuji turns son quickly is insane!
i have a feeling they will eventually release a v.2 of this thing in a year or more with suspension and better pedal clearance, once they do that. this will be virtually a flawless wheel.
That’s why I’m waiting I would get this wheel if it had suspension just cus it’s safer
Nice man. Thanks for this. I honestly love my knobby tyre - minus the slow speed control.
Kuji you ok?
Kuji accident
Just got my Veteran Sherman Max and still no return of Kuji. Where you at man?
I love your cinematography
this is honestly my favorite channel now idk why but I just love it
Goddamn :D that fall and the ending 14:53 omegalol dat face: "You probably wonder how I got here.."
Great videos Kuji, keep them.. rolling in :)
Miss your vids!! You are the best rider! Keepem coming!!
I'm glad that you wasn't banged up too badly after that fall. Glad that you're okay.
Good review.
P.S. love the instrumental.
Thanks for the review!
I’m so torn now between the S18 and the Sherman. I don’t know which one I want more. I want them both 😂
Solute to a real one ☝🏼 the crash motivated me to subscribe, great edit. WS ✊🏼
great vid...and as usual your camera work is Great!! Thanks
That was a dangerous fall
Suspension wheel is probably a requirement at high speeds. Roads can have bumps in sneaky places.
I think I will gear up after seeing that crash. Kuji your riding is next level. 😲👍
Perfect. That was the plan all along
The lack of suspension on the Veteran, at those speeds, is really what made you fall.
Maybe, a little bit of suspension travel might surely help to keep keep the contact patch planted at the surface at all times, well most of the time depending on how you ride I suppose haha? But yeah sure, my wish is too see just a tad suspension and properly made, sturdy and no cheap, weak parts or constructions involved. Problem I see at this point in EUC evolution is that they need to start thinking about evolving these wheels in 2 different directions, you want street or off road? A longer suspension could potentially become expensive and perhaps complicated if wanting to get away with a "all in one" type wheel, for me looking for the fastest most rugged possible city wheel I would not want a long suspension travel, just something that can keep that contact patch and swallow seen and unseen obstacles and that is all. But fully understand others want a gigantic amount of movement for acrobatics or off road at the enduro trail. Will be interesting to follow development next few years and see how they solve technical challenges ahead without cost running out of control or quality suffer?
And pedal clearance
luffararne I agree. For me, just stability and safety matter. Segway PT had two models - i2 and X2. One for the street/tours and one for off roading. The X2 had huge diesel-looking wheels.
That's why I plan to also get the V11/a gotway msp or monster.
Yes, thats what he said in the video right after. But good detective work
40 mph! Sheez! I don’t think I have the balance for this especially at that speed. Great review! I had to subscribe.
Queue all the comments on how to avoid wobbles ;-) Great video Kuji.
Go up overheat hill on a hot day - wait, no...
Thanks Marty. I find weaving side to side helps with wobbles. I wish there was a riding stimulator where I could experiment
Definitely recommend the company make that handle lock securely into the chassis to prevent the thing impaling someone upon impact.
thank you for the video you are very nice and you show us reality, you sacrifice your life to show us good examples thank you very much to you kuji you are a real pro and i really like your channel good luck to you
Sick scoop on this gig dude,,,, thanx for the infogig for real...... 🤙🏽
PS! I forgot to add a little bit of advice from a person of extreme sports. It’s got to do with road rash/road raspberries. When you fall and you get these third-degree road rash burns anywhere on your body. The remedy is quite simple. Take a sandwich baggie and cut it 2 inches larger than the road rash. Then apply triple antibiotic me a sporran to the wound. Then tape the plastic over the wound. I have a literally hit a nail on a skateboard ramp and pulled my pad completely off and knees with out leaving an amazingly horrific raspberry. I added nearest born to the hall and then taped on the plastic and Skateboard and the rest of the day without even noticing. Then, the next morning when I woke up I didn’t need to peel the sheets off my knee. That being said, spread the good news. PS, stay off your face, it seems to be working really well for me.
OMG just got to the fall, wow! Glad you are alright
man, you ride with NO FEAR AT ALL, incredible man how you ride, no one do it better than you , thars for sure
Awesome video! I’m shocked you didn’t use that hard crash as click bait for the video. But I respect you so much more cuz you didn’t! Keep the content coming
don't think that Im honorable enough to not think about it
ouch... be careful man. I enjoy all of your videos
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What is that guy doing at 2:22, is he bringing in a kite? I have no idea.
Excellent production, and content.❤️
Great review number 2 !
Production AND crash levels are INSANE. Dailying a motorcycle is bad enough, now I want one of these!
Damn you! >:D
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Good to see your ok! Great video!
So it's called a speed wobble.
And It happens on motorcycles as well.
The tread pattern on the tire may be causing it to wobble like that, Harley Davidson iron 883 used to come with a front tire with a similar tread pattern to yours and it would wobble pretty badly under acceleration and heavy breaking similarly to your tire.
If you are already taking the tire off to put the knoby one back on, you might as well experiment with different tires.
Plus it's content for your channel.
Tread pattern is a great point. I wonder how a racing slick would behave. Maybe it’s time to start thinking about high-speed stabilizers. Perhaps a wing or what about gyroscopic. Maybe the software can detect and correct. Everyday I ride a KS16X with stock tire with a similar tread pattern. At max psi, (37) it’s flick-able and dangerously wobbly above 30Kph. It seems the lower the air pressure, the more stability. Contact patch? How about a softer rubber? I would trade tire durability for speed.
@@bryanreidsands6854 I'm not an engineer, so I have no idea how you could correct speed wobbles on a one wheeled vehicle.
On motorcycles it corrected for through the bars/forks, but since these don't have handle bars or front forks.
Your guess is as good as mine.
But as far as your tires are concerned, look for something with no rain groves on the center portion of the tire.
Especially like this one that has a continuous squiggly grove down the center patch.
Slicks should work to eliminate any wobbles for heavy acceleration and heavy breaking.
But are going to slide around on you in the rain, so if you don't ride in the rain that's fine, but if you do then take it slow.
Or just look for a street tire with rain groves and a clear center patch.
Also as far as air pressure is concerned.
If you are very concerned about fuel economy, high top speed, and getting the most distance out of your battery, keep the air pressure at the maximum the tire allows.
But if you want more contact with the ground, better acceleration, better braking, more comfortable and better riding experience. Lower the air pressure.
But personally I wouldn't say lowering the air pressure will "fix" or reduce the chance of speed wobbles on a poorly designed tire.
But if it has been working for you, then that's good.
But I still recommend replacing the tire. Cause the moped/scooter tires that they use in these are dirt cheap and you're only buying 1.
I don't know how the hell I started watching this shit but its cooler than a polar bears toe nails. I like the production and I can appreciate the work put into this channel. Plus the music kicks donkey butt
Do you add those pads on the side only when doing street rides? I noticed in shots where you show the paddles they are not attached. I also kept wondering why they are shaped differently on each side? I don't know anything about these machines so perhaps it's normal?!?
Hi! It would be amazing to see detailed videos on entry level wheel too! I'm new in this field and I can't find good quality content about ks-14D (for example) ad so on. Great Channel!
At 5:07 this man is going faster than mopeds
We miss you 😢
Dude. I love the look of that thing beat up tbh
I think you should go try going over that same bump with the knobby tires. They were added for good reason, the manufacturer knows very well that these will go offroad, hit potholes/bumps, etc.
That skill level is insane. Great driving
This is not the end of Sherman reviews, now you must explore the wonderful world of tires and wheel balancing!
The only thing i have to complain about your videos, is that i can't find the awesome musics on it, and that's because i live in south america (Brazil), I tryed VPNs and some asian music streamers, but i can´t find "Pickle Jaeyoung". Beside my geographic problem, your videos are awesome in so many levels! Congrats!
around 6:40 the fall, would some kind of magnet attachment for shoes to uniwheel footpad prevented your fall? Just wonder
Nasty fall you got there
Please tell me she usually wears protective gear when riding a 50mph wheel??
why? who cares.. to each their own.. let her do her and you do you..
@@tscottn besides her well being I believe the thinking is that any crash showing unsafe behaviour would prompt regulations against euc.
@@swivel709 yeah ay and you're doing it too, aargh im doing it as well, when will it stop?!
@@michaels9595 like those pesky cars, probably have to wear seatbelts made from surge arresters
tscottn as has been said, if she has a bad accident, made worse by no protective gear, it puts EUCs in a bad light.
Geez that fall was shocking. Glad you're not hurt worse. They can add speed and suspension, but I hope the wheel makers can start figuring out ways to reduce wobble.
Street tire it is. I’m sure stability won’t be an issue once the seat comes out.
It will
That fall was mean to man glad you're ok
Very Nice Review!!!
I love it.....freedom, like flying
Exceptional review and fun to watch.
"I regret nothing!!!"...(...crash, tumble roll..) Lol, excellent tire comparison! Glad you got only some minor scrapes. A reminder to everyone watching to wear their gear. You are the most expensive and irreplaceable piece of equipment you will ever own.
There are hybrid tires that you could try if you're not willing to put this to bed yet. So an "in the middle" between the super knobby and super smooth. If I could get one of these where I live I would gladly try it out.
Suspension might have saved you !!! Hopefully they working on a suspension model next.
Thank you for the review 🇫🇷
Ooo I couldn't decide between this and the Kingsong S18, but after that fall and me being a total novice I'm going to go with the latter. keep up the good videos!
*spoiler* you're going to fall off the s18 for different reasons, lmao
You convinced me I need a suspension.
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Kuji is great but they are engineers and they have their reasons for slapping on the knobby tire from the factory. Awesome vid !
Well only for off-road purposes
Be careful, my friend!
the knobby tires don't allow you a steeper angle of attack thus keeping you upright... that's why you fell the scrapping lets you know your pushing to much
havent tried the street tire, but the knobby tires is great so far!
I was just given a option of either knobby or street tire. I went with knobby.
Before I saw the results of the crash, I was questioning how much road rash you would get. OUCH!
Could you use one for mail delivery do you think? Would be interesting to wear a letter carrier harness to see how easy it is to carry an extra 50 to 60 lbs / 22 to 30kg. Love to see you do a video like that. How easy is it to zip up and down driveways in a housing subdivision? And have you ever put studs or chains on one for winter use?
My question is did you balance the wheel, seems like it would be a good thing to do considering the rate of spin.
man that's awesome. sounds like I'll keep and get used to the knobbies. I kinda like the hum.
I don't even own anything like this let alone a bicycle, and I like this. Yooo ! Greets from Thailand.
I'm sure the wobbles will go away after a while then you will experience the true potential of the street tyre. Knobby tyre is more stable though so that's understandable but I reckon you'll switch back in the long run
That wheel told us 2 intresting things: where is weight limit and that cool looking tire isn't the best one.
Glad you’re ok after that nasty fall, Kuji. Be more careful next time.
Where did you go bro?
Wondering the same thing! Starting to get worried. Four months is a long time!
Seems the Michelin City Pro 80/90-14 street tire doesn't have the wobble issues that the Kenda K340 14 x 2.75 did. As for having to hang off or lean more than tilting the EUC, this is pretty common with most 3 inch or wider street tires, even at 15 to 20 mph on an S18, doesn't seem to be an issue in the videos I've seen of this.
The more I watch your videos the more I want one of these. If you ever need some random person to test one of these out and give you a great video review I am willing. I have seen your video where you teach a girl how to ride it. I'd be happy to mail it back to you as well. I am a master at having things return. No pun intended. Well maybe a little. After watching many of your vids i have noticed that the suspension and foot pads still need slight improvements. I know it is better to be lower to the ground but possibly placing the foot pads 1-2 inches higher would greatly improve turning in tight corners. Suspension could also improve with more travel. I wonder if it is possible to have the foot pads slide up and down with hydraulics or gas style pistons to aid in suspension with recoil.