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@@joec8611 I won’t ride it in the rain. I have gone through puddles with no issues.

Thank you

@@evazuniga117 Fue un placer hacerlo en Espanol. Muchas gracias por su apoyo!

@@johnnyhernandez6895 Thanks Johnny. I’m sure you’ll get there soon.

@@robrockatansky5905 I would try it, but I would have to return for my refills!

@@motomert157 Camelbak w/ diet coke?

@@BobJohnson-xg9ng Exactly!

@@patrickmckowen2999 That’s awesome Patrick. I hope you are able to ride for at least a couple more months up there in Canada before it is too cold.

@@cascade5682 Yes Sir. Left in the mid-90s so I could ride a motorcycle year round and be close to some National Parks.

@@cynthiaricee6602 Thanks Cynthia. I am really enjoying this EUC journey! I appreciate the encouragement.

@@SAVY_JAX I will do that. Thanks for the idea!

@@TheRodmanu Thanks for the comments! I enjoyed a visit to Montreal, saw your Cathedral and had poutine for the first time!

@@BobJohnson-xg9ng Hi Bob, thanks for the comments. Did you check out my video “58 too old for an EUC”? In it you see how I struggled early on. (I’m still learning with almost 1,000 miles total between my 3 EUCs. You’ll get over the hump and be skilled enough to enjoy your EUC soon if you can ride a little each day.

I learned the basics on one with training wheels which I think cut my learning time down to nothing. I've seen similar homebrew solutions where people take those wide floor brooms, cut them in half, and attach the brushes to each pedal to keep it upright while learning.

@@patrickmckowen2999 Thanks for the comments Patrick. I love Canada! I drove from Windsor to Niagara Falls, then stayed a couple days in Toronto before driving through Sudbury and back to the States through Sault Ste Marie (I think). It was a great trip and the people were so nice!

@@motomert157 It is nice here - but like every other country we have our share of Aholes as well 🤣 Cheers

@@jameshisself7375 Brilliant James!

@@1MoreMisterE Yes Sir, I am having a blast taking an EUC with me on trips any time I can.

@@animatedlim Hi. Thanks for the comments. I need to ride some on that side of the valley. The black armor is Bilt, from Cycle Gear. I am using BodyProx wristguards and padded shorts (Amazon). My shin guards are Scoyco (Amazon). I usually wear 511 cargo pants.

@@zenzen9131 It is a fun place to ride. I am lucky to have quite a few awesome and interesting trails to ride! Usually there are very few people out there as well. I always like to go places where I see more animals than people!

@@wilsonmeredith5517 Hi. I purchased the T4 Pro from Alien Rides’ website. It was an easy process. Happy to answer any questions I can.

@@motomert157 Hi, Can you tell me if yours shipped with the mudguard? I ordered a T4 Pro+ from a vendor that didn't ship it with the mudguard. After I complained they shipped it for free but then I had to buy an adapter from Grizzla to install it. Also what suspension did yours ship with? Don't get me wrong I love the wheel, it's that I can't help but feel I wasn't sent everything it should have shipped with.

@@wilsonmeredith5517 My T4 Pro came with the mudguard attached. I have the 100mm travel suspension, which works great for me. (I am about 160 pounds with all my gear). I am not sure what version shock it is. One thing I did not get with this wheel was a European charging cord. My Master came with one.

@@pawel.wisniowski Nice variety! Cool to have something for everything.

I have not updated yet. I like to wait awhile and see if anybody is having issues with the updates. What comes to mind is the CrowdSource update 2 weeks ago that cost hundreds of millions of dollars to various sectors. Holding off for now as I have no current issues with the T4 Pro. Thanks for your comment.

@@BobJohnson-xg9ng Aw, thank you Bob. I am trying. I appreciate your comments.

@@johnnyhernandez6895 Congrats Johnny! I am glad you are enjoying it!! You are going to make a lot of progress quickly if you can put in the time. Remember to mix intentional learning/practice with also just having fun.

I am out of town for a few days, but on ewheel’s website it states for widths (with stock pads) 10.6” for the T4 Pro and 13” for the Master. I can measure the two without pads when I return home. I hope this helps.

@@motomert157 Hi. Thanks for the answer. I have seen those numbers on ewheels site, but I would like confirmation as that seems big and may include the folded pedals. I am short and worried about the size of my next wheel. Please check real quick if you remember. Safe travels!.

@@Ingothnia They are both 8.75” excluding pads. The pedal width measurement for the Master is 19.5”, T4 Pro is 17.5”.

@@motomert157 Thank you SO much! That makes sense to me as the battery packs each look about as wide as the tires. That info will help me out a lot.

@@johnnyhernandez6895 Too kind Johnny. Thanks. I am excited for you to get your T4 Pro. Are you staying with the street tire and stock pads?

Mine comes in Monday, I ordered the fully Loaded Clark Pads version. The extra fairings and pads comes in at a separate shipment afterwards. Let me know any tips for me for the initial setup when you get yours !

@motomert157 no I plan on taking this on all terrains. Ordered shinko sr241 knobby tires. Also went with the entire grizzla fairing kit and flow pads compact

@@johnnyhernandez6895 I haven’t planned on it yet, but I may. So far I haven’t done any off-road type trail riding. Have been enjoying the many paved trails in my area.

@motomert157 And there's nothing wrong with that! Different strokes for Different folks. hopefully my set up is ideal for the trails around my area. Awesome vid dude!

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@@Tklatti01 Thanks for the comment. I haven’t ran the T4 down below 50% yet. The app shows around 65 mile range at 100%. I just turned it on and looked at the app. The battery is at 70% but it isn’t showing me the remaining mileage estimate right now. I probably have to start riding before it shows. Unfortunately I just had two cocktails, so I am done riding for the day. Will reply again if I get more info. I am loving this wheel. I hope you do also.

@@fqqures1019 Sorry, I just noticed your comment. I enjoy seated riding almost half the time I ride. I put a Clark Pads seat with Grizzla fairings and pads. I had them install a Michelin street tire and I am keeping the off-road tire to try out in the future.

@@christinadowns8395 Thanks Christina!

@@patrickmckowen2999 Thanks Patrick. I had a blast up there!

Thanks for the comments! I just had an awesome trip to Utah with LaRoue. It was great to ride an EUC at a National Monument. The trails were awesome and riding around Brian Head, Utah was a blast!

@@motomert157 Fantastic! I'm glad you had a fun trip.

@@rickace132 Thanks for the comments. Seated riding is awesome and I feel like I ride a little faster on average while seated, especially on the Master. Though I am getting more comfortable riding seated on the T4 Pro.

Lights there for a good reason, to be seen as well as to see - best to have them on all the time. Wobbles - try placing feet ‘duck’ style, ie slightly exaggerated toes pointing outward, you can also touch one side of the wheel with your calf slightly more positively, this usually helps, but as you say, after some months your body seems to adjust subconsciously and they just seem to mostly disappear. 😊 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿👍🏻🥃

@@freeforester1717 Thanks for the comments. Excellent points. I am going to add turning on my lights as part of my startup routine so I don’t forget in the daytime.

Hi. Thanks for the comments. I was scared too at first and I still won't go on really busy streets. It took me until I could start out smoothly from a stop 90% of the time before I felt comfortable to go on city streets. I still enjoy trails more than streets. I have 200 miles on my KS 14M, 400 or so miles on my Begode Master and almost 100 miles on my T4 Pro. I still feel I have a lot to learn. I want to improve my seated riding and tight turns especially. Take it slow and easy and practice a bunch in controlled environments if possible. LMK how it goes. Best.

@@dennisgreenfield5234 Thanks for the comments Dennis. I was riding a rental scooter and a bicycle in Boise over the past couple days. It reminded me how much more fun and comfortable it is riding EUCs. Love having my hands free. Keep enjoying the ride! Best.

@@cheezeballcity Thanks for the comments. I enjoy the EUCs so much. Feeling bad for my bicycle and motorcycles because I hardly ever ride anything except EUCs now.

@@crazyeyepev9456 Cool! Thanks for the comments. Looking forward to the videos!

@@likeutubealot Thanks for the comments. Enjoy your T4. It is an awesome wheel. The FedEx shipping was included in the price of the order (free shipping). This was my second order from Grizzla and I am very happy with their products. I have never owned the smaller power pads from them, but some folks use those instead of the Flow pads on their T4s. That could be better for seated riding on the T4 as only the backs of my heels are resting on the pedals with the Grizzla Flow Pads installed. LMK how your T4 riding goes. Ride safe!

@@motomert157 thank you for the information. My first wheel. Haven't learned how to ride😁. Got a deal from Euc deal for $1100 used... Love your upgrades. But a little bit expensive for me. I will try to be good at it first. By the way I like your tour for the Eevee and alien ride.