I Hated the BEGODE Falcon, but then ….
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- Опубліковано 11 вер 2024
- Welcome to my review of the Begode Falcon 50S! 🚀
This high-performance electric unicycle is designed to take your riding experience to the next level, whether you’re commuting in the city or exploring off-road trails.
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Key Features:
Powerful Motor: 1500W motor peaking at 2800W for impressive acceleration and top speeds up to 50 km/h.
Battery Life: 900Wh/100.8V battery using Samsung 50S cells, offering a range of 45-55 km per charge.
Suspension System: Dual spring suspension with 60mm of vertical travel and adjustable rebound control for a smooth ride.
Durability: IP67 water resistance, metal reinforced chassis, and tubeless 15" tires for all-terrain capability.
Convenience: Integrated rear trolley handle, spiked pedals, and an upgraded display for easy navigation and control.
Join us as we dive into the specs, performance, and real-world riding experience of the Begode Falcon 50S. Don’t forget to like, comment, and subscribe for more electric unicycle reviews and adventures!
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This is the #1 and 2 things i was waiting to hear about the falcon.
#1 How the street tire felt compared to the knobby.
#2 How which spring for my 230lbs. One reviewer still recommended the lighter spring.
Thanks for the video! And thanks to the other commenter's 🤘
I totally agree with the design flaw in not having access to adjust the suspension. I really don't get how they have overlooked that. Fortunately for me the wheel is fine out the box in terms of the suspension. I did put on my own pads and an LED kit to light it up. Thanks for giving the Falcon another chance to be reviewed.
Same observation on my A2. Almost retuned the thing, but decided to try to knobby tire first. The street tire shouldn’t even be an option for those wheels.
Took those pads off and used stanchion lubricant on the suspension and did not touch the suspension settings at all and what a blast this little thing is. My Lynx is giving me dirty looks! I told her to hang on and that I'll be back. I took the falcon up some steep Rocky mountain bike trails that are a little too gnarly for my Lynx and I started laughing at how nimble it was and I was making sections that I couldn't make before.
Ha sounds awesome
Yea it’s a very capable little wheel
Love it
I have the same wheel and same tire, same pads too, just a fun little wheel, I grab it more than most my wheels, I'm not a long distance guy so the Falcon checks a lot of boxes, I did install the stiffer springs which made a nice difference for my 200+ lbs.
It's good to see an EUC review on your channel. I'm surprised you haven't done a Lynx review. Guess that's partly because there's been no shop wheel.
It would be interesting to hear your thoughts on the Lynx.
E-riderz should really consider shipping the Begode Falcon to Auckland, New Zealand.
@@TERRANcmb I wish we could, lots to f red tape to ship to NZ, plus very expensive
@@scottdaviesyoutube Yes, NZ is a bit of a distance from the old country. 🇭🇲
Our retailers here don't have the Falcon yet :( I'm hoping for an InMotion version of the Falcon! Only cause I have a V14 already which would keep it in the family.
And italy? 😀@@scottdaviesyoutube
Great followup review Scott! Question: Do smaller bumps feel softer with the heavier springs? I'm 185lbs with gear and find the suspension feels stiff on smaller bumps. I've tried various rebound settings and thinking the issue is that I have to much pre-load and losing alot of the initial travel.
Great wheel and great price too. Thanks for the review mate. 💯
Good review 👍
Think I will wait for the Falcon Pro🤣
So when the pro comes out, you’re probably better waiting for the pro 2 👍
@@skampster that's super funny! I mean what if he got the falcon? It probably scares the heck out of him to know that he might not have a lot to complain about.
A good review. Very informative 🙂
@@TERRANcmb thank you
Thanks Scott that was fun and informative with great music. 6 pac Gord
@@gordmarshall5830 thanks ! Love the edit but I must admit the music selection drives me nuts sometimes
Review the King Song F22 when/if you can. Great video.
@@MemphisMonolithicEUC as soon as it lands in Australia 🇦🇺
Hek yeah Scotty I love seeing you reviewing euc a lot of information 💪😎👍⚡️🔥✨️
Hi what’s is range a 40km hr. I have a 30km ride to work. Can charge at work
Good one for the kids, thanks :)
*Nice to see a robust, futuristic design aesthetic on a smaller wheel*
🤟🏽⚡️🤙🏽⚡️🤟🏽
Can't believe how fast you're zippin around on that!
Pretty freakin agile too by the looks of it. I tend to make a lotta adjustments as I ride a PEVs, sometimes for weeks, even months, havin to remove a piece/pieces to adjust rebound would get annoyin 😭
ps Love the denim jacket/shacket!
You should add a link in the description for the tyre.
Good idea I’ll get the info shortly
Giddy up 👍
I would get this wheel but I don't like the price for it and also I would like to see it with Italian Pmt tires.
Out of curiosity, how long did it take you to learn how to ride and EUC? Not just from you, @ScottDavies, but for all
From wobbly to straight line 30 min
Circles and stopping 30 mins
Confidence to go out in public about 4 days
I'm 59 years old and it took me about two weeks to have enough confidence to hit the city streets. After practicing almost an hour every single day I hit a new plateau at about two months where my fear factor went way down and my confidence went way up. Literally, the better you get the funner it is!
Im 45 and never seen one in person until about a month ago. Within a Brave 15 minutes i was able to ride it for a solid 1 minute in a haphazard wandering of direction kinda way. 45 minutes in and i could have piddled around for all day except my legs and ankles were beat up from the pedals and muscle strain. I would continue to ride on and off, feeling much more comfortable on the grass than the street until eventually now a month later i can zip around almost without issue, having a blast, yet super excited about still having much to learn
@@kristopherduvall2520 nice, glad you got the hang of it, I’m 45 as well 👨🏼🦳 don’t bounce like I used to
😂
How hard was the learning curve to go from eskate to an euc?
Pretty easy,
Put 2hrs aside , prepare to drop it and have fun, 🤩
@scottdaviesyoutube nice I'm about to get a eb commander mini by black Friday. At least that's the goal lol
@daflip1500 awesome! Keep me posted on your progress !!
Just go for it and practice every day in your backyard and your living room. I just started and I am 59 years old and I am grinning from ear to ear like a little child. It is the funnest damn toy I have ever had in my life! I have three of them now.
The stock pads are brutal. hurts me legs to ride 10 feet on it. Very zippy little wheel though.
Yes the pads are horrible
How does this ride compared to the ks s18?
Hey Tiff, Acceleration is a lot stronger (due to rim size and 100v
The suspension feels a lot more energetic
S18 rider here, and recently got the Falcon with knobby. The Falcon feels like it has alot more power and get's to speed much faster. It's similar in weight, but waay easier to walk around and carry the falcon on stairs. I think the S18 is a better balanced wheel where the Falcon feels a bit top heavy comparatively. Could be the higher pedals and my lack of miles on it. For me, this is not quite a replacement for the S18 which is for comfort, and casual/seated riding, and Falcon for trails. I also have a soft coil shock 550lbs on my S18 which is super cush for longer rides. The softer coils on the falcon are ok, rides like an air shock where it gets stiffer at the end of travel.