Do you have a link for these for sale. Maybe I can get one in the U.K. I hope the wife never joins this forum other wise I will need a good solicitor.I used to skate a lot, just not in the past few years and never rode an electric board until this one came a few days ago. But, these things are absolutely a thrill and actually scary at first. Acceleration just on eco is quick. It''l go 24+ miles on a charge, do almost 35 mph. You have 3 power settings...eco, sport, turbo. Just like an emtb. You use a hand held speed controller with a thumb wheel to vary your speed. It displays power, speed (mph or kph), battery etc...It even has braking. The entire perimeter of the deck lights up for riding at night. I have yet to get it out of eco mode when riding...lol.
Backfire skateboards Zealot X... google it. or...Do you have a link for these for sale. Maybe I can get one in the U.K. I hope the wife never joins this forum other wise I will need a good solicitor.
I’ve had a OneWheel for about 7 years now. I’ve got the original from Kickstarter, which doesn’t look quite as sleek at that one.A few months ago seen a guy riding down some of our green/blue trails on one of these…
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I saw him later at a coffee shop.
And then I saw two guys on electric unicycles on our access roads. They were too fast to take any pics. Full face helmets and protective gear.
the trails on this mountain were active with mtb’s , eMTB’s and e-unicycles. (about 8).
Ive never found stopping a problem its the methods that change sometimes from the norm55mph! Wow, how do you stop from that speed?
Lean back. Or if more is needed, squat down and lean back. Basically it's all about how much weight you can get behind the CoG.55mph! Wow, how do you stop from that speed?
Me too. Scary fun. And I could jibe so much better on the skateboard than in the water. ;-)Used to skate with a windsurf sail attached to the front of the skateboard in the 90s was a lot of fun would get speed wobble from the small wheels these days would feel safer on a scooter, something to hang onto
Have you tried the new "carving" skateboards? They are amazing. I have a few from different brands.I’ve had a OneWheel for about 7 years now. - it was good for practicing snowboarding when there was no snow! I could carve on the concrete!
Woah. Never seen those. Cool.I used to snake board in early 90s
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