Woo hoo! This is the video I’ve been waiting for! The 10 questions are great and well thought out. I have a suggestion though... Would you be able to put on your website a comparison table detailing the specifics of each wheel in relation to the ten questions where applicable... For example Range, tyre size/width/depth, charge time, fast charge option/time, foot plate height, skill level (eg. beginner-intermediate, intermediate-expert etc.), carry handle, cut off switch, lights and so on. Like I say the 10 questions are perfect but I have really struggled to find a genuinely useful and comprehensive comparison table on line.. Hopping between websites and videos trying to glean useful info and make balanced decisions is, at the moment, the only option... and it’s a pain in the backside! I’m not saying list endless stats and figures just this type of thing as a useful buyers guide in conjunction with the questions.. No criticism, just a thought. Another great video...love the Chanel. Keep up the good work!
Hi Ian. One question that comes to my mind which I would like ask, which wasn't covered in your list is what wheels are the most friendly to do owner self maintenance on? From my own experience I'm thinking puncture repair/tyre replacement and maybe swapping out a light, a speaker, a bearing, a battery or a board? As previously discussed the V10 was a bit of a pig to take apart for a puncture repair first time around. It would be great to see manufacturers thinking about puncture repair for example and making the task relatively easy and quick for your average owner/rider. Are some wheels more of a pain to work on than others or do they all have their challenges? A quick release wheel with a removable spindle similar to that on your average motorcycle combined with quick release cable connectors would be awesome.
Another factor is the routine. If you make the same trip daily or nearly so and electricity and security is available, then a second charger is useful to leave there to charge while you are at work or wherever there happens to be. For the last mile people, a charging locker at the train or bus station would be nice. Unfortunately, that won't happen until the battery safety issue is fixed.
I love my Inmotion V8 very much. It's robust, looks cool, have a pretty decent range, goes a decent speed for driving around in town and I take it on the train for commuting, so it's weight at around 13 kg and medium size makes it easy to lug up and down stairs and keep with me in the train. Also it feels so good to ride on it. ...I have been eyeballing that KS16X for a while though.... Might turn into my thing on the side. XD
The V8 is a great wheel and for the money you cant go wrong! Re the 16X, checkout the customer reviews here: www.speedyfeet.co.uk/collections/featured-collection/products/kingsong-ks16xl
Sunesen did you consider? if you don't want to sacrifice of easy to lift and have a massive amount of power and amazing range the tesla is a great wheel feeling nearly nimble as v8 when riding😉
Absolute rubbish! ☺ Kidding! You guys were the biggest help in choosing my V10F, loving it. The only thing more I could have asked from your channel was to how to smooth the large expense with the wife 😂
There is a chap called Henry who does a huge amount of miles on his wheel for work. You can find him and message him here: www.electricpeople.org/members/HenryCallaghan
There's this guy from Brazil that does it in São Paulo, one of the craziest trafics in the world. It's all in portuguese and I have no idea if he speaks english, but it could be a good inspiration :) th-cam.com/channels/kmGC0Mk3l6-3CJ2AY9AtBw.html
Nice overview. Perhaps the next video could be on EUC's in general - an explanation of what they are, what they are capable of, why they are better than scooters / one wheels etc. It would be a video we could show to people who have never heard of them, or people who have seen one wizz by in the street and want to find out more.
Depends on the position I guess, it can be considered cheap (depending on model) when compared to a emtb or expensive if someone looking things there are a couple of hundred quid. I get that quite a lot from those just curious as to what they are - they think its will be 'hoverboard' money - i.e. £200...but are shocked when I say anything from £600 upwards
Very thorough analysis and backed up by years of experience and commitment to the format. All prospects should be made to watch this! There is nothing in this that isn't totally valid. As an 'urban-ish' rider I would add that I don't think I've EVER ridden anywhere where I haven't needed a trolley handle. Even on the longer recreational rides at weekends, there is usually a requirement to push it round at some point. This becomes instantly difficult if your wheel doesn't have one, so it's pretty high up on my list. I'd go as far as to say, if EUCs had MOTs, a faulty or missing trolley handle should be an instant fail! In my experience I'd also say that having a smaller, cheaper wheel to learn on that may end up getting smashed about a bit is no bad thing. I bought a bigger wheel once I was competent enough to handle it, but I then found my 'learner' wheel (an Inmotion V5F) has continued to have a whole range of uses due to it's relative lightness and portability. This enables me to ride every day, even though I'm a bit too far away from work to commute on an EUC. New wheelers and upgraders - watch this video and you shouldn't go far wrong!
What wheel would you suggest for a slightly overweight, accident-prone, middle-aged-crisis-suffering vlogger in the Milton Keynes area? asking for a friend, obvs😷🤣👍🏻 great advice Ian, roll on spring and the kinder weather.
Too late; I think that I should have started with a V8F rather than the V5 but I am still learning. I have already ordered an iNMOTION V12HT , I am confident that I will get better and better as I ride more and more.
The only thing to watch out for is NEVER charge a Li-ion battery if it's below 0C. Otherwise cold temperatures have no permanent effect on the battery.
i own Nikola + 21700 cells i am 230lbs ride at 15 celcius i ride 13km to go work top speed 53kmh avg speed 30kmh aroud 30minutes riding time93% battery left i do the same ride and weight at -10 celcius and ended up with 63% battery at the end! hope this answer you question?
enjoy the video😉 i am 230lbs i start with a v8 mistake i made.i should go with tesla v2/v10f/ks16s i have a Nikola Plus no regret for this amasing euc.
Very useful I must say , how about do a review on safety gears and add on’s that is on the market , because I lot of people love to buy one of those but missing the knowledge of safety gear and ended up hurting the self on the first go ,then ended up loosing the interest.
Thanks for the video but what's the best wheel for an absolute beginner who wants to use this for short distances but wants a suspension? Price is not a priority. The priority is safety, simplicity, and stability. Anybody?!!
@@Speedyfeetuk Thank you. I just signed up and posted my question there too. I just pre ordered the King Song 18 from your link after watching your 1K review of it. I'm 6' and 200lbs and middle aged. No need for speed (
Absolutely, and it will do for you as well once you become a competent rider. Take a look: www.speedyfeet.co.uk/collections/electric-unicycle-one-wheel-segway/products/kingsong-ks16xl
Thanks for all this great info. This is very helpful! I'm curious if height makes any difference for a first wheel? I am 6' 7" (2 meters) and 210 lbs (without a backpack). If I am looking for a first wheel, what is the minimum size/power I should be looking at if wanting to do onroad and offroad and a 14 mile commute (each way)?
2000w motor. 18inch wheel. You could easily manage a monster (www.speedyfeet.co.uk/collections/electric-unicycle-segway/products/gotway-monster-electric-unicycle-monowheel) or for slightly less cash the KS18XL here: www.speedyfeet.co.uk/collections/electric-unicycle-segway/products/kingsong-ks18xl-electric-unicycle
I have zero experience but I want one with maximum range and speed. Yet I'm a bit worried about throwing down an MSuper X repeatedly until I learn how to balance.
WHAT IS THE ABSOLUTE BEST BANG FOR BUCK PRICE TO QUALITY? HIGHEST MPH FOR LOWEST PRICE (PER CAPITA); MPH, PRICE, RANGE, QUALITY, STYLE??????? In the research I've done it seems my choice is ninebot S2 = New $665 / 15mph....... Any other votes????????
I want a monster. I want a gotway monster V3. I want an extended battery for the longest range , and a seat. I just need to find some money so I could get one, but I don't know if I ever going to get one cuz it's too expensive. If I do get one I want to go get a Batman helmet and a cape. Write it at nights and protect my city. Well at least my neighborhood. Just imagine I keep flapping through the wind while I'm on my bat Monster unicycle.
1. Range? < typically 5 miles per day, up to 15-20 miles some days 2. Terrain? < 95% on road 5% off-road 3. Rider weight? < 75kg 4. Commuting or just fun? < mostly commuting on/off trains/tube 5. Carrying the EUC? < 2-3 flights of stairs daily 6. Pushing the EUC? < trolly handle mandatory 7. Do you want speed? < at least 21mph 8. Budget? < £2k 9. Riding all year round? < yes 10. Experienced rider or a novice? < experienced What's the wheel for me? - I've done 1.5k miles on my InMotion V8 and looking for an upgrade :)
@@Papalou1234 I am leaning towards it, but it is heavy for 2-3 flights of stairs daily and a bit bulky to take on the tube hmm - the upcoming V8F looks promising...
Michael Warner way too heavy and impractical to carry up flights of stairs and on/off trains/busses - my weight limit is around 16kg I would say and I don’t want something too much bigger than my V8
Woo hoo!
This is the video I’ve been waiting for!
The 10 questions are great and well thought out.
I have a suggestion though...
Would you be able to put on your website a comparison table detailing the specifics of each wheel in relation to the ten questions where applicable...
For example
Range, tyre size/width/depth, charge time, fast charge option/time, foot plate height, skill level (eg. beginner-intermediate, intermediate-expert etc.), carry handle, cut off switch, lights and so on.
Like I say the 10 questions are perfect but I have really struggled to find a genuinely useful and comprehensive comparison table on line..
Hopping between websites and videos trying to glean useful info and make balanced decisions is, at the moment, the only option... and it’s a pain in the backside!
I’m not saying list endless stats and figures just this type of thing as a useful buyers guide in conjunction with the questions..
No criticism, just a thought.
Another great video...love the Chanel.
Keep up the good work!
Hi Ian. One question that comes to my mind which I would like ask, which wasn't covered in your list is what wheels are the most friendly to do owner self maintenance on? From my own experience I'm thinking puncture repair/tyre replacement and maybe swapping out a light, a speaker, a bearing, a battery or a board?
As previously discussed the V10 was a bit of a pig to take apart for a puncture repair first time around.
It would be great to see manufacturers thinking about puncture repair for example and making the task relatively easy and quick for your average owner/rider.
Are some wheels more of a pain to work on than others or do they all have their challenges? A quick release wheel with a removable spindle similar to that on your average motorcycle combined with quick release cable connectors would be awesome.
I plan to get a wheel in the future, these are really great tips.
Another factor is the routine. If you make the same trip daily or nearly so and electricity and security is available, then a second charger is useful to leave there to charge while you are at work or wherever there happens to be. For the last mile people, a charging locker at the train or bus station would be nice. Unfortunately, that won't happen until the battery safety issue is fixed.
I love my Inmotion V8 very much. It's robust, looks cool, have a pretty decent range, goes a decent speed for driving around in town and I take it on the train for commuting, so it's weight at around 13 kg and medium size makes it easy to lug up and down stairs and keep with me in the train. Also it feels so good to ride on it.
...I have been eyeballing that KS16X for a while though....
Might turn into my thing on the side. XD
The V8 is a great wheel and for the money you cant go wrong! Re the 16X, checkout the customer reviews here: www.speedyfeet.co.uk/collections/featured-collection/products/kingsong-ks16xl
Sunesen did you consider? if you don't want to sacrifice of easy to lift and have a massive amount of power and amazing range the tesla is a great wheel feeling nearly nimble as v8 when riding😉
Absolute rubbish! ☺ Kidding!
You guys were the biggest help in choosing my V10F, loving it. The only thing more I could have asked from your channel was to how to smooth the large expense with the wife 😂
Regarding cost saving: was thinking of using a EUC for deliveries (ubereats etc.). Has anyone done this? How feasible would that be?
There is a chap called Henry who does a huge amount of miles on his wheel for work. You can find him and message him here: www.electricpeople.org/members/HenryCallaghan
I ride monster 100v... would be the hottest food deliveries in town.
There's this guy from Brazil that does it in São Paulo, one of the craziest trafics in the world. It's all in portuguese and I have no idea if he speaks english, but it could be a good inspiration :)
th-cam.com/channels/kmGC0Mk3l6-3CJ2AY9AtBw.html
Many delivery people in New York City use EUCs for Uber eats deliveries.
Nice overview.
Perhaps the next video could be on EUC's in general - an explanation of what they are, what they are capable of, why they are better than scooters / one wheels etc.
It would be a video we could show to people who have never heard of them, or people who have seen one wizz by in the street and want to find out more.
Good idea!
Hey man good stuff. There are soo many choices out there you can never do too much research. Appreciate the info, Thanks. Got a new sub here!
Thanks for following along, glad it helped!
"The first step to choosing an electric unicycle is to have a lot of money" haha
Depends on the position I guess, it can be considered cheap (depending on model) when compared to a emtb or expensive if someone looking things there are a couple of hundred quid. I get that quite a lot from those just curious as to what they are - they think its will be 'hoverboard' money - i.e. £200...but are shocked when I say anything from £600 upwards
Very thorough analysis and backed up by years of experience and commitment to the format. All prospects should be made to watch this! There is nothing in this that isn't totally valid.
As an 'urban-ish' rider I would add that I don't think I've EVER ridden anywhere where I haven't needed a trolley handle. Even on the longer recreational rides at weekends, there is usually a requirement to push it round at some point. This becomes instantly difficult if your wheel doesn't have one, so it's pretty high up on my list. I'd go as far as to say, if EUCs had MOTs, a faulty or missing trolley handle should be an instant fail!
In my experience I'd also say that having a smaller, cheaper wheel to learn on that may end up getting smashed about a bit is no bad thing. I bought a bigger wheel once I was competent enough to handle it, but I then found my 'learner' wheel (an Inmotion V5F) has continued to have a whole range of uses due to it's relative lightness and portability. This enables me to ride every day, even though I'm a bit too far away from work to commute on an EUC.
New wheelers and upgraders - watch this video and you shouldn't go far wrong!
What wheel would you suggest for a slightly overweight, accident-prone, middle-aged-crisis-suffering vlogger in the Milton Keynes area? asking for a friend, obvs😷🤣👍🏻 great advice Ian, roll on spring and the kinder weather.
Too late; I think that I should have started with a V8F rather than the V5 but I am still learning. I have already ordered an iNMOTION V12HT , I am confident that I will get better and better as I ride more and more.
V5 good as a little learning wheel, then jumping to V12 will be spot on, I wouldnt worry to much!
You touched on riding in the cold.
Does extreme cold reduce a battery overall life? Number of cycles and performance later down the road?
The only thing to watch out for is NEVER charge a Li-ion battery if it's below 0C. Otherwise cold temperatures have no permanent effect on the battery.
Really? I didn't know that.
i own Nikola + 21700 cells i am 230lbs ride at 15 celcius i ride 13km to go work top speed 53kmh avg speed 30kmh aroud 30minutes riding time93% battery left i do the same ride and weight at -10 celcius and ended up with 63% battery at the end! hope this answer you question?
Thanks. That helps a lot.
It explains my reduced battery life.
InMotion V5F Vs KingSong KS-14M??
I'm looking for a first wheel and I think I've whittled it down to these two. Which one should I go for?..
Either of those is awesome for the price point!
enjoy the video😉
i am 230lbs i start with a v8 mistake i made.i should go with tesla v2/v10f/ks16s i have a Nikola Plus no regret for this amasing euc.
Hi i have i ninebot one z 10 i want to restor what can i do? Can you helpe me????
Hay my 🇬🇧 euc brother. Help me please with a video of a tare down for an inner tube change of a gotway mcm5v2. Thanks
This might help? th-cam.com/video/RUumPVkXnA4/w-d-xo.html
Where could I find a good V5F review?!
Very useful I must say , how about do a review on safety gears and add on’s that is on the market , because I lot of people love to buy one of those but missing the knowledge of safety gear and ended up hurting the self on the first go ,then ended up loosing the interest.
Great suggestion!
Thanks for the video but what's the best wheel for an absolute beginner who wants to use this for short distances but wants a suspension? Price is not a priority. The priority is safety, simplicity, and stability. Anybody?!!
Sign up at www.ElectricPeople.org and join the community!
You are committed to having suspension? (reduced your options drastically)
@@Speedyfeetuk Thank you. I just signed up and posted my question there too. I just pre ordered the King Song 18 from your link after watching your 1K review of it. I'm 6' and 200lbs and middle aged. No need for speed (
Currently on a onewheel pint. Do you guys think learning on a King Song 16X is fine?
Absolutely, and it will do for you as well once you become a competent rider. Take a look: www.speedyfeet.co.uk/collections/electric-unicycle-one-wheel-segway/products/kingsong-ks16xl
Good information not only covers EUC riders but all electrical vehicles riders 🛴
Thanks for watching, glad it helped.
Thanks for all this great info. This is very helpful! I'm curious if height makes any difference for a first wheel? I am 6' 7" (2 meters) and 210 lbs (without a backpack). If I am looking for a first wheel, what is the minimum size/power I should be looking at if wanting to do onroad and offroad and a 14 mile commute (each way)?
2000w motor. 18inch wheel. You could easily manage a monster (www.speedyfeet.co.uk/collections/electric-unicycle-segway/products/gotway-monster-electric-unicycle-monowheel) or for slightly less cash the KS18XL here: www.speedyfeet.co.uk/collections/electric-unicycle-segway/products/kingsong-ks18xl-electric-unicycle
Great video man. Lot's of things to consider, but it does help narrow it down. Thanks.
Will this fit a 5 year old?
I have zero experience but I want one with maximum range and speed.
Yet I'm a bit worried about throwing down an MSuper X repeatedly until I learn how to balance.
You might want to start with this then: www.speedyfeet.co.uk/collections/electric-unicycle-one-wheel-segway/products/inmotion-v5f
Does fitness and old age work against you where riding a wheel
I have to say my knees feel stronger in day to day life. But I've only been riding a week. It's been exhilarating
"Becomes like a bus"...lol..so true!
It's say only 15miles??on ninebot s2 is it true??
Depends on weight, terrain and various other things, 10-12 miles is probably average.
WHAT IS THE ABSOLUTE BEST BANG FOR BUCK PRICE TO QUALITY? HIGHEST MPH FOR LOWEST PRICE (PER CAPITA); MPH, PRICE, RANGE, QUALITY, STYLE??????? In the research I've done it seems my choice is ninebot S2 = New $665 / 15mph....... Any other votes????????
What about a wheel for nyc. ??
No off-road trailing? Just tarmac?
Have I been missing the weekly show? I haven't seen one in a while.
Canned the last 2 shows as a lot on maybe this Wednesday all being well. But good spot, not had anyone else notice lol!
@@Speedyfeetuk I'll be at my brother's reunion. Hopefully it be early enough for me to catch. Haha
Thanks for the video. It's interesting. I have a question. How can I get the sticker "Electric People"? I wanna stick on my unicycle.
Hi! Checkout: www.speedyfeet.co.uk/collections/speedy-feet-merch
I want a monster. I want a gotway monster V3. I want an extended battery for the longest range , and a seat. I just need to find some money so I could get one, but I don't know if I ever going to get one cuz it's too expensive. If I do get one I want to go get a Batman helmet and a cape. Write it at nights and protect my city. Well at least my neighborhood. Just imagine I keep flapping through the wind while I'm on my bat Monster unicycle.
ok but can you travel with like a S18 on a plane? in USA i mean...
No, battery is to large sadly as with basically all wheels now. But worth writing to the airline and asking.
I have ninebot s2 how far can I go?
Depends on weight, terrain and various other things, 10-12 miles is probably average
Hard core Fun!
Yup!
Pretty good, educational video, but why do you keep looking past my shoulder while talking to me?
Your voice reminds me of professor Snape.
Selling a Inmotion v10 if anyone is interested
1. Range? < typically 5 miles per day, up to 15-20 miles some days
2. Terrain? < 95% on road 5% off-road
3. Rider weight? < 75kg
4. Commuting or just fun? < mostly commuting on/off trains/tube
5. Carrying the EUC? < 2-3 flights of stairs daily
6. Pushing the EUC? < trolly handle mandatory
7. Do you want speed? < at least 21mph
8. Budget? < £2k
9. Riding all year round? < yes
10. Experienced rider or a novice? < experienced
What's the wheel for me? - I've done 1.5k miles on my InMotion V8 and looking for an upgrade :)
rgaufman you love youre v8 then v10f😉
@@Papalou1234 I am leaning towards it, but it is heavy for 2-3 flights of stairs daily and a bit bulky to take on the tube hmm - the upcoming V8F looks promising...
KS16X or MSX IMO
Michael Warner way too heavy and impractical to carry up flights of stairs and on/off trains/busses - my weight limit is around 16kg I would say and I don’t want something too much bigger than my V8
What's wrong with your current V8? Not fast enough? If you want something faster but also lighter you're going to have a hard time. Maybe a Tesla?
you look like discount Casey nystat
Cheers dude.
WTF is 17 stones o.O
:o en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Stone_(unit)
@@Speedyfeetuk aah thanks, so it's the same 238lb example you used :)