Something that I find important and use a lot in traffic is a rearview mirror. I have one that goes on my left wrist. I find this much safer than trying to twist my head around and taking my focus off of what is going on in front of me.
Your channel definitely convinced me to get a EUC as soon as I can! As a student in High school, owning a car these days is basically impossible without having a side job apart from studying and you showed me, that EUCs solve basically all my travel problems. Not expensive to maintain (just the starting price is kinda insane, but still cheaper than a junk car), electricity wayyy less expensive than gas etc etc. Thanks a lot for these vids! Sending good vibes from Czech Republic! :)
Put a Michelin on my 2nd Veteran after my first Veteran (OG) suffered a tyre separation due to 1st gen rims and destroyed itself at 52kph. At the time I was 136kg, so I a quite a projectile when launched from a instanious stop (I would argue worse than a cutout ). Your Kneeguards, kevlar jeans, shoes like yours, Wristbraces and a Leather Jacket (HDMC) saved me from worse injury. So happy to see more and more riders wearing the gear that anticipates an accident at speeds >35kph.
I know that feeling at around 10 minutes, no no no.... lol, good times. Nice to see there are custom stands. Breaking toes is something I never considered, thanks for pointing that out. I think a backpack even without lights is even better than not wearing one when falling on your back. When it comes to additional gear; a plastic/bendy straw, cup and lid so you can slurp with a helmet on while riding. Great work and thx for the post.
I just started at university and have been riding my wheel 10 to 20 miles per day and have been heavily considering getting Clark pads for it. Having the extra acceleration/braking control in such a busy area seems worthwhile.
Thanks for sharing, I'm a EUC rider of 3yrs. Although the year is 2022, there are still very less information for EUC on internet. It's really helpful for someone like me. EUC is not legal device ride on the road in my city yet. We have a very small community, the information is less and rare. Thanks
🎯 Key Takeaways for quick navigation: 00:00 🔥 Fire Sack for EUC Safety 03:13 🚗 Smart Smoke Alarm for EUC Safety 05:08 🚴♂️ Air Pump for EUC Tire Maintenance 06:19 🎒 Illuminated Backpack for EUC Riders 07:41 📷 Insta360 One X2 Camera for EUC Footage 09:16 💡 Arctic V3 Light for Improved EUC Lighting 11:39 🚦 Motion-Activated Brake Light for EUCs 13:28 🚴♀️ Shred Lights for Enhanced EUC Visibility 15:05 🧼 Nillanova Kinetic Side Pads and Foot Plates 16:53 🛠️ Foam Padding for EUC Comfort and Grip 17:48 🏍️ EUC Stands for Convenient Storage 19:27 🚲 Michelin City Pro Tire for EUCs 20:39 🔔 Bell for EUC Rider Safety 21:20 👖 Protective Gear: Revit Pants for EUC Riders 22:03 🛡️ Lazy Rolling Gear and Quality Assessment 24:32 🧥 Other Gear Recommendations: Alpinestars, Modica Jacket, and More 27:02 🦵 Lead Dual Axis Knee Pads for EUC Safety 28:12 👞 Broker Shoes for EUC Riding 29:05 🧼 Srogy Cleaning Supply for EUCs
Great video on accessories. I have the Leatt dual axis knee-shin guards. When I criss cross the top and middle straps, they do not slip at all, even when I wear them on top of rain pants.
I'm glad I watched this before buying an EUC because I can't even afford the stuff to keep me safe. $300 for leg pads? WHAT THE HELL ARE THEY MADE OUT OF?!?
You're missing the tether, I use it with a climbing harness belt, because current eucs are extra heavy.... I use a rechargeable flashing traffic puck I hang on my backpack or back, it's big flashing 360° and cheap ... Plus bike flashing lights on my arms for cars to see from the sides...
FYI make sure you use an optical smoke alarm (newer tech) and not an americium radioactive alarm (older tech). The latter only really responds to flames, the former can tell you as soon as something starts smoking which is often up to an hour earlier.
Can you get "pulled over" by the cops if you use the police lights, like on the sherman. I just recently bought one, and was just wondering if they have any good reason to do so? And thank you for the tips on what gadgets to get Mr. Adam
@@kenspaceman3938 You are right but, I will be taking every single other precautions. 1. I will have a fire extinguisher and make sure the EUC is fully switched off and completely cut off from the power supply when stored at home. 2. It will be placed next to a smoke alarm. 3. I will leave it outside to cool down for 10-15min after a ride before bringing it inside the house. 4. I will inspect the internal component after each crash to make sure its safe to ride again. 5..I am also getting Begode EXN which will come with newest and the most stable batch, and i've not seen any major fire issue with it so far. If things still don't work out then I will have to blame it on my luck.. 😫
Great content as always Adam, thank you for your efforts!!! I recently purchased the bull commander HT and want to change the knobby tire to a street tire. Would the Michelin fit or maybe another you'd reccomend?
So funny on the foamy bit bit. "Helps alot with the PAIN of riding EUCs" 😂 You can always tell tough people, they ride EUCs! 😂 I've seen weaker people buy the things and just give up. The only shop in Qatar that sells EUCs sold about 20 of them. It took him ages, now he is not selling them anymore lol 😂 I never see anyone on them. All crashed and gave up no doubt! 😂
About broken toes, the way EUCs are designed, it looks like toes would be extremely vulnerable - going at high speed right above ground, and in case you hit an obstacle that 'just barely' misses the wheel, it would hit your toes before hitting the pedals. Also, I'm worried about ankle injuries. As such, I'm wondering why so many EUC riders, even those who wear a lot of protective gear, still seem to wear 'normal' shoes or at best something like hiking/mountain shoes. ... so I decided to buy motocross boots :D ... yes, you don't feel the EUC as much, so that might be a minus, but I'd rather ride with less feedback from the EUC, than not ride at all due to foot injuries.
Hey Adam, I've watched all your videos and finally tracked down the one where you link those cool headlights of yours! Looks like you have the round version of the same light on the new shermax. I just I have one question - what kind of wiring comes with those lights? Did you have so soder a 3.5 mm jack to make it work? Many thanks : )
What do you think of buying a kayak leash to tether yourself to the wheel while riding on the street? I've had a few scares where the wheel keeps going after I jump off and worry it's going to find its way in front of a car or in a ravine.
don't! your wheel is far more powerful than you are, the only thing a leash will accomplish is hurtling you with your wheel into traffic. connecting two cannonballs together with chain was a tactic used in the 1600s to cause **more** damage to enemy ships, not less. plus, if you're to the point where you need to bail to stop, you probably shouldn't be riding on the street.
Hey! What is the dark green/teal shell on the wheel (RS19?) pictured at 17:15? It looks great and probably adds a lot of protection to the plastic body, and I might want one. =)
What size magnets (neodymium) do I need to keep my pedals up? My pedals keep falling into the down position. I have the honeycomb spiked medals on my Sherman max. And thanks for this very informative video!!!
At first I thought it was a “ watch over voodoo” . It’s what I have on mine . But when it goes up close with the headlight part I don’t know what it is ?! . Cool though . I like to decorate with Velcro patches and a watch over voodoo or two . Peace ✌🏾
In one of your videos you showed a mini air compressor, I can't find it now. Looking online, I can only fine ones that charge via cigarette light, useless with an EUC.
Is all this gear like motorcycle jackets and pants necessary for newbies starting out? I get having a helmet with knee/elbow pads and wrist guards but I'm not planning on going over 20-30 km/h anytime soon. I'd imagine you can get the rest of this stuff over time and not right away...
Depends on temperature outside. These jackets are good for colder climates and usually act as elbow pads and chest and back protector as well so 4 birds with one stone. But if it's not too cold just get the pads and wristguards and maybe a chest protector so you have good ventilation. The pads are basically just insurance so you can ride how you want with the peace of mind that you'll be fine if you get a little overconfident. I wear my gear everytime I go out because a quick little ride to test out pedal settings or side pad positions always turns into a 20 mile ride all over town. My little guilty pleasure so I don't trust myself when I say I'm just going out to test real quick. Lmao.
it does depend on how fast you're going, what you have is fine for 20-30 kmh. I crashed when I was starting out, going 20ish wearing only wrist guards and a mtb helmet, fucked up my knees and elbows. Just make sure what you get is motorcycle rated, you'll probably want some kind of abrasion-resistant material when you start going faster. Denim doesn't count!
Hey there! I recently came across a product and I have been on the fence about purchasing it. Was wondering your thoughts on it as an euc Rider. It's the brake free motorcycle helmet lights
that bag will protect "you" from the fire but not the house you live in. these are modeled after lipo fireproof battery bags and what those do is make sure the fire blows only upwards so that if you are standing next to it and it goes off you don't get burned but the fire has got to vent and these bags make sure the fire and all the gasses blow upwards since a lithium fire puts out tons of gasses.
I googled foldable thermal insulated bags. you do not need a special opening for a cord, just dont zip fully shut lol. many many many good bags out there just pick the size you need.
The price tag on the NyloNove really hurts, though. 280€ for a CNC plate is quite ridiculous. 250€ including pads would be more reasonable. Overall, nice overview.
I have tons of questions: 1. Why does the Bobblebee backpack have that scoop at the bottom? 2. The kenetic pads are out of stock, is there another supplier? 3. 11:38 How does the Gaciron W10BS Tailligjt know when you're breaking? 4. @ Will that tire work on my GotWay RS19? What variation do I need? Also, I could not find that wheel on Michelin. Do you think the discontinued them and now there's a better model?
Q1: the scoop +straps are useful for holding a rolled up sleeping bag. Q3 Gyroscopic sensors. Q4: google the specs you need for your tire and you find plenty of sources for 19inch moto cross tires.
Gotta love Nylonove for innovation....but those teeth look like they would take a bite out of your leg if you step off as the wheel runs into your calf. I still like them but one question is: When will they stock enough pedals to sell to everyone who wants them? I hear they are impossible to get because they are always out of stock. LoL I'm rocking clark pad stuff because they were readily available.
The Lazyrolling Armored Performance Hoodie is made for summer, maybe go up one size if you want a looser/baggy fit. It has Kevlar to prevent road rash, just remember to add the pads when purchasing, the Performance hoodie lets the air in to cool down. When the temperature is over 35-45 degrees Celsius, I use the GyroRiderz summer gloves (they have inbuilt wrist guards) & the Fox Launch Pro D30 elbow guards.
Hello wrong way(Adam ?). Thank you for all your great content. I saw your video on power pads, but cannot find it today. Thanks to that video I will be ordering Torque pads instead of SaI pads. Question- I like the split pad they offer, but is a 1 piece pad more stable than the 2 piece. I am 6 ft and 170, and have concern that the 2 piece / split could shift because they are missing the middle piece that connects them. What are your thoughts on this ?
Btw your the man mad respect my dude ps my dad grows hops for beer and we bought all of our harvesting equipment from Poland would love to meet up and ride with you if I get the chance to get over there with him
Adam, question for you. In your video 6-22-2021 regarding sidepads...near the end of the vid you advised your favorite pads were Torque Pads. Where can I make a purchase of these pads for my V-12? Thank you!!
Begode/gotway definitely has a reputation for being unsafe with the batteries they use. But there wheel are some of the best. Yes other companies are getting better, such as kingsong. But with higher performance comes the higher chance of battery fires. This is why I choose Ewheels here in the USA because they get gotway wheels shipped without batteries so you can choose what you wNt installed. My RS HS has Samsung cells and I feel very safe with it. Unlike the LG cells they tend to use stock from most companies. I'm not sure if myewheels are related to our Ewheels, but since you are and affiliate you should talk to them about the same.
Kingsong ain't safer than Begode. Which would you rather have, a wheel that randomly locks yup and throws you flying through the air, or one that blows up from sitting on the charger too long?
The FireSak looks cool but I' don't believe it will survive a 5 hour EUC fire. I guess the S20 fire got many of us on their toes again. After riding already over a year I just got myself a 55 gallon metal drum and will fill 1/4 of it with CellBlockX, a fire-suppression material, from Call2Recycle Inc. I hope my setup will not be tested.
@@mr_wrongway only problem for me, is that my valve is facing UP into the frame. i need an short extender with a 90 or 130 degree slant. i love the wheel (sherman max), but the valve is ridiculous. i don't know what leaperkim was thinking.
@@TroyArn i think it's more of a clearance issue. If the valve wasn't facing that way it would hit the housing and eventually rip the tube or just get broken off. You can manipulate them with your fingers to attach the chuck just don't use tools like pliers or a pry bar because that makes it easier to break it.
@@jamesordwayultralightpilot thanks James. if i gently pry the valve stem away from the rim, i'm able to attach a flexible extension. i'm just nervous about bending the valve too much. i don't know how robust they are.
@@mr_wrongway wow thats honestly pretty impressive. I only managed to go like 700 miles before getting my first flat. Got several punctures from grassburs on a offroad trail. Do you not get those over there? These things trashed countless bike tires for me growing up.
Agreed. You could probably make something out of a milk crate. I don't even own unicycle, but when I got to the $60 tire pump, I started thinking this looks like a very expensive hobby, but what blew my mind was the $300 "pedals" (footrests?) They look like bicycle petals. WTF are they so expensive?
@@therock8475 footplates are totally worth it (but not mandatory for fast riding). Price is kinda dictated by market, people buy them. It's also very small production. There are options for cheaper footplates but most of them are from Russia and Belarus... Unfortunately delivery from there right now is tough.
Something that I find important and use a lot in traffic is a rearview mirror. I have one that goes on my left wrist. I find this much safer than trying to twist my head around and taking my focus off of what is going on in front of me.
They also sell little mirrors that hook onto your helmet.
Your channel definitely convinced me to get a EUC as soon as I can! As a student in High school, owning a car these days is basically impossible without having a side job apart from studying and you showed me, that EUCs solve basically all my travel problems. Not expensive to maintain (just the starting price is kinda insane, but still cheaper than a junk car), electricity wayyy less expensive than gas etc etc. Thanks a lot for these vids!
Sending good vibes from Czech Republic! :)
You will certainly save money on gas. Also, EUCs are way more fun and versatile. Happy EUCing 😎
That “shrubber debubber” is called a brush… another worthwhile video from WW, thanks!
Yes a brush :D thank you sir!
Put a Michelin on my 2nd Veteran after my first Veteran (OG) suffered a tyre separation due to 1st gen rims and destroyed itself at 52kph. At the time I was 136kg, so I a quite a projectile when launched from a instanious stop (I would argue worse than a cutout ). Your Kneeguards, kevlar jeans, shoes like yours, Wristbraces and a Leather Jacket (HDMC) saved me from worse injury. So happy to see more and more riders wearing the gear that anticipates an accident at speeds >35kph.
I have to say, when I have Adam as the pole for the insta360 the footage always turns out great, so I don't know why he would advice against it xD
😂😂😂 I really polished my work, thanks!
Lol
Is that an euphemism?? 😂
So glad you put the light in the description! This channel just keeps getting better!
Thanks again Adam!
So we’re just not gonna even talk about how hot Adam is? Ok. I’ll go back to pretending I only watch these for the valuable EUC info.
Hahahah thanks 🙏🏻
I know that feeling at around 10 minutes, no no no.... lol, good times. Nice to see there are custom stands.
Breaking toes is something I never considered, thanks for pointing that out. I think a backpack even without lights is even better than not wearing one when falling on your back.
When it comes to additional gear; a plastic/bendy straw, cup and lid so you can slurp with a helmet on while riding.
Great work and thx for the post.
Look forward to all your videos. Cheers Adam, roll well!
Tip: Putting candle wax or bee's wax on the zipper helps smooth the closure.
This is a very informative and helpful video which brings several critical tools and tipts together for euc riders. Thank you very much dude.
I just started at university and have been riding my wheel 10 to 20 miles per day and have been heavily considering getting Clark pads for it. Having the extra acceleration/braking control in such a busy area seems worthwhile.
Side pads are a must for sure!
even when I'm not taking dirt jumps, I thank my clark pads any time I hit a pothole while riding asphalt. definitely worth it
Yeah, if they were like $40... I can't justify $150 for some foam.
@@appleneworleans4018 they're not foam but I see where you're coming from, make kuji pads
Thanks for sharing, I'm a EUC rider of 3yrs. Although the year is 2022, there are still very less information for EUC on internet. It's really helpful for someone like me. EUC is not legal device ride on the road in my city yet. We have a very small community, the information is less and rare.
Thanks
🎯 Key Takeaways for quick navigation:
00:00 🔥 Fire Sack for EUC Safety
03:13 🚗 Smart Smoke Alarm for EUC Safety
05:08 🚴♂️ Air Pump for EUC Tire Maintenance
06:19 🎒 Illuminated Backpack for EUC Riders
07:41 📷 Insta360 One X2 Camera for EUC Footage
09:16 💡 Arctic V3 Light for Improved EUC Lighting
11:39 🚦 Motion-Activated Brake Light for EUCs
13:28 🚴♀️ Shred Lights for Enhanced EUC Visibility
15:05 🧼 Nillanova Kinetic Side Pads and Foot Plates
16:53 🛠️ Foam Padding for EUC Comfort and Grip
17:48 🏍️ EUC Stands for Convenient Storage
19:27 🚲 Michelin City Pro Tire for EUCs
20:39 🔔 Bell for EUC Rider Safety
21:20 👖 Protective Gear: Revit Pants for EUC Riders
22:03 🛡️ Lazy Rolling Gear and Quality Assessment
24:32 🧥 Other Gear Recommendations: Alpinestars, Modica Jacket, and More
27:02 🦵 Lead Dual Axis Knee Pads for EUC Safety
28:12 👞 Broker Shoes for EUC Riding
29:05 🧼 Srogy Cleaning Supply for EUCs
Great video on accessories.
I have the Leatt dual axis knee-shin guards. When I criss cross the top and middle straps, they do not slip at all, even when I wear them on top of rain pants.
It's cool how something like strap adjustment can really maximize the experience.
Great advices. You only forgot the helmet, wrist protection and the gloves! :)
Boots/Shoes as well, even socks maybe?
Great content, even after 2 years from productions…
Cheers ! 🎩
nice plug on Ryan's FireSak!! I have that new bite system ped/pad combo on order myself! Sure hope I love them. Stoked!!
Lol my heart sank when I saw you turn on the EUC with the wheel off the ground lol 😅. I made that mistake once but never again.
I'm glad I watched this before buying an EUC because I can't even afford the stuff to keep me safe.
$300 for leg pads? WHAT THE HELL ARE THEY MADE OUT OF?!?
Thank you for supporting Ukraine
Thanks for Ukrainian support sticker 💛💙
SUPER helpful video, thank you!
Such an honest review! Appreciate it
7:54 😂 LOL i don't think we could afford that Pole
You're missing the tether, I use it with a climbing harness belt, because current eucs are extra heavy....
I use a rechargeable flashing traffic puck I hang on my backpack or back, it's big flashing 360° and cheap ... Plus bike flashing lights on my arms for cars to see from the sides...
FYI make sure you use an optical smoke alarm (newer tech) and not an americium radioactive alarm (older tech).
The latter only really responds to flames, the former can tell you as soon as something starts smoking which is often up to an hour earlier.
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Can you get "pulled over" by the cops if you use the police lights, like on the sherman. I just recently bought one, and was just wondering if they have any good reason to do so?
And thank you for the tips on what gadgets to get Mr. Adam
Thanks bro! that fire bag is something ill definitely be considering 👌
It will not protect your house nor family from a fire in a building. Read the other comments.
@@kenspaceman3938 You are right but, I will be taking every single other precautions.
1. I will have a fire extinguisher and make sure the EUC is fully switched off and completely cut off from the power supply when stored at home.
2. It will be placed next to a smoke alarm.
3. I will leave it outside to cool down for 10-15min after a ride before bringing it inside the house.
4. I will inspect the internal component after each crash to make sure its safe to ride again.
5..I am also getting Begode EXN which will come with newest and the most stable batch, and i've not seen any major fire issue with it so far.
If things still don't work out then I will have to blame it on my luck.. 😫
Great content as always Adam, thank you for your efforts!!! I recently purchased the bull commander HT and want to change the knobby tire to a street tire. Would the Michelin fit or maybe another you'd reccomend?
So funny on the foamy bit bit. "Helps alot with the PAIN of riding EUCs" 😂 You can always tell tough people, they ride EUCs! 😂 I've seen weaker people buy the things and just give up. The only shop in Qatar that sells EUCs sold about 20 of them. It took him ages, now he is not selling them anymore lol 😂 I never see anyone on them. All crashed and gave up no doubt! 😂
That wrong way intro is back ☺️
Thanks for the info!
Do i need spine protection or special shoes then im riding up to 25 km/h? What do you recommend wearing up to that speed?
Thanks for the link helping Ukraine, brother!
About broken toes, the way EUCs are designed, it looks like toes would be extremely vulnerable - going at high speed right above ground, and in case you hit an obstacle that 'just barely' misses the wheel, it would hit your toes before hitting the pedals. Also, I'm worried about ankle injuries. As such, I'm wondering why so many EUC riders, even those who wear a lot of protective gear, still seem to wear 'normal' shoes or at best something like hiking/mountain shoes.
... so I decided to buy motocross boots :D ... yes, you don't feel the EUC as much, so that might be a minus, but I'd rather ride with less feedback from the EUC, than not ride at all due to foot injuries.
Hey Adam, I've watched all your videos and finally tracked down the one where you link those cool headlights of yours! Looks like you have the round version of the same light on the new shermax. I just I have one question - what kind of wiring comes with those lights? Did you have so soder a 3.5 mm jack to make it work? Many thanks : )
I am missing a recommendation for a wrist phone holder. Which one is recommended?
👍🏼 Better to be Safe then Sorry.
What do you think of buying a kayak leash to tether yourself to the wheel while riding on the street? I've had a few scares where the wheel keeps going after I jump off and worry it's going to find its way in front of a car or in a ravine.
don't! your wheel is far more powerful than you are, the only thing a leash will accomplish is hurtling you with your wheel into traffic. connecting two cannonballs together with chain was a tactic used in the 1600s to cause **more** damage to enemy ships, not less. plus, if you're to the point where you need to bail to stop, you probably shouldn't be riding on the street.
@@thewinter_ that's a mental image to keep me honest. Cannonball!
Hey! What is the dark green/teal shell on the wheel (RS19?) pictured at 17:15? It looks great and probably adds a lot of protection to the plastic body, and I might want one. =)
What size magnets (neodymium) do I need to keep my pedals up? My pedals keep falling into the down position. I have the honeycomb spiked medals on my Sherman max. And thanks for this very informative video!!!
What’s that doll keychain on the Sherman rollbar?
At first I thought it was a “ watch over voodoo” . It’s what I have on mine . But when it goes up close with the headlight part I don’t know what it is ?! . Cool though . I like to decorate with Velcro patches and a watch over voodoo or two . Peace ✌🏾
Great video… thanks! Can you tell me which size Flex Pads (normal or big) do you recommend for the Sherman? TIA!
So glad u tried the Michelin city pro tire. Told u to try it when u were still on the monster pro 24. Glad u enjoy it Adam!
Where can you pick one up in the states?
@@mangu768 Amazon, cycle gear, I'm sure anywhere should have it
I just got my Firesak today! 😆
In one of your videos you showed a mini air compressor, I can't find it now. Looking online, I can only fine ones that charge via cigarette light, useless with an EUC.
It’s on my website wrongway.info under accesories :)
Whoa! What was that vehicle you showed when you were talking about the chest protector??
Is all this gear like motorcycle jackets and pants necessary for newbies starting out? I get having a helmet with knee/elbow pads and wrist guards but I'm not planning on going over 20-30 km/h anytime soon. I'd imagine you can get the rest of this stuff over time and not right away...
Depends on temperature outside. These jackets are good for colder climates and usually act as elbow pads and chest and back protector as well so 4 birds with one stone. But if it's not too cold just get the pads and wristguards and maybe a chest protector so you have good ventilation. The pads are basically just insurance so you can ride how you want with the peace of mind that you'll be fine if you get a little overconfident. I wear my gear everytime I go out because a quick little ride to test out pedal settings or side pad positions always turns into a 20 mile ride all over town. My little guilty pleasure so I don't trust myself when I say I'm just going out to test real quick. Lmao.
it does depend on how fast you're going, what you have is fine for 20-30 kmh. I crashed when I was starting out, going 20ish wearing only wrist guards and a mtb helmet, fucked up my knees and elbows. Just make sure what you get is motorcycle rated, you'll probably want some kind of abrasion-resistant material when you start going faster. Denim doesn't count!
You can add over time with no problems. slow is a good way to learn
The best gadget is your blue-yellow sticker) greetings from Kyiv
Srogi Czyściciel E-Riders Poznań is really the best out there ;)
Hey there!
I recently came across a product and I have been on the fence about purchasing it. Was wondering your thoughts on it as an euc Rider. It's the brake free motorcycle helmet lights
Why don't you design your own brand Wright Way?
that bag will protect "you" from the fire but not the house you live in. these are modeled after lipo fireproof battery bags and what those do is make sure the fire blows only upwards so that if you are standing next to it and it goes off you don't get burned but the fire has got to vent and these bags make sure the fire and all the gasses blow upwards since a lithium fire puts out tons of gasses.
Heat from fire moves upwards. thanks for that insight
can you provide link to where i can get the 'Nylonove' accesories?
16:52 You can buy yoga mats for a cheap price at Dollarama (Canada)
Have you done a video on UC weight limits?
The FireSak is exactly what I've been searching for! Shame it doesn't ship to the UK. :( Any alternatives I might be able to get my hands on?
No alternatives yet…but maybe they’ll start shipping at some point?
I googled foldable thermal insulated bags. you do not need a special opening for a cord, just dont zip fully shut lol. many many many good bags out there just pick the size you need.
You should make a video on some gear that's not so expensive
The price tag on the NyloNove really hurts, though. 280€ for a CNC plate is quite ridiculous.
250€ including pads would be more reasonable.
Overall, nice overview.
I really like to find affordable and useful powerpads for my V11. Witch ones do you recommand ?
This stuff is expensive. Is it just supply/demand because only a few companies are making EUC gear?
I have tons of questions:
1. Why does the Bobblebee backpack have that scoop at the bottom?
2. The kenetic pads are out of stock, is there another supplier?
3. 11:38 How does the Gaciron W10BS Tailligjt know when you're breaking?
4. @ Will that tire work on my GotWay RS19? What variation do I need? Also, I could not find that wheel on Michelin. Do you think the discontinued them and now there's a better model?
Q1: the scoop +straps are useful for holding a rolled up sleeping bag. Q3 Gyroscopic sensors. Q4: google the specs you need for your tire and you find plenty of sources for 19inch moto cross tires.
Great video
Thanks!
Gotta love Nylonove for innovation....but those teeth look like they would take a bite out of your leg if you step off as the wheel runs into your calf. I still like them but one question is: When will they stock enough pedals to sell to everyone who wants them? I hear they are impossible to get because they are always out of stock. LoL I'm rocking clark pad stuff because they were readily available.
"Love the one you got"
Can you fly with Euc in one of these bags?
What about tire slime? Do you use it?
no. it is very unnecessary. It adds weight and most often unbalances a tire. Only use that for sealing holes that are already there.
what is that 2 wheeled pev at around 25:18?
Could someone please advice a jacket for summer? Or what protection should I wear?
The Lazyrolling Armored Performance Hoodie is made for summer, maybe go up one size if you want a looser/baggy fit. It has Kevlar to prevent road rash, just remember to add the pads when purchasing, the Performance hoodie lets the air in to cool down.
When the temperature is over 35-45 degrees Celsius, I use the GyroRiderz summer gloves (they have inbuilt wrist guards) & the Fox Launch Pro D30 elbow guards.
What is that cool-looking device at 25:12?
Hello wrong way(Adam ?). Thank you for all your great content. I saw your video on power pads, but cannot find it today. Thanks to that video I will be ordering Torque pads instead of SaI pads. Question- I like the split pad they offer, but is a 1 piece pad more stable than the 2 piece. I am 6 ft and 170, and have concern that the 2 piece / split could shift because they are missing the middle piece that connects them. What are your thoughts on this ?
Hey my brother iv been looking into buying your your Fanny pack thing I just want know how big they are could you post a vid of you wearing it
Btw your the man mad respect my dude ps my dad grows hops for beer and we bought all of our harvesting equipment from Poland would love to meet up and ride with you if I get the chance to get over there with him
Adam, question for you. In your video 6-22-2021 regarding sidepads...near the end of the vid you advised your favorite pads were Torque Pads. Where can I make a purchase of these pads for my V-12?
Thank you!!
Hello, try reaching out via Instagram or Facebook. I’m not sure if they’re still in production though
you could find them on fb under same name ... or could
Begode/gotway definitely has a reputation for being unsafe with the batteries they use. But there wheel are some of the best. Yes other companies are getting better, such as kingsong. But with higher performance comes the higher chance of battery fires. This is why I choose Ewheels here in the USA because they get gotway wheels shipped without batteries so you can choose what you wNt installed. My RS HS has Samsung cells and I feel very safe with it. Unlike the LG cells they tend to use stock from most companies. I'm not sure if myewheels are related to our Ewheels, but since you are and affiliate you should talk to them about the same.
Kingsong ain't safer than Begode. Which would you rather have, a wheel that randomly locks yup and throws you flying through the air, or one that blows up from sitting on the charger too long?
How these pads attach to the Euc?
The FireSak looks cool but I' don't believe it will survive a 5 hour EUC fire. I guess the S20 fire got many of us on their toes again. After riding already over a year I just got myself a 55 gallon metal drum and will fill 1/4 of it with CellBlockX, a fire-suppression material, from Call2Recycle Inc. I hope my setup will not be tested.
Bro, are wrist guards not important?
@7:35 have you tried the gopro 360 as well or any thoughts on gopro?
I didn’t try the 360 GoPro
The giant lipo bags only ship to the US, so battery fires are not a problem here in Malaysia *fums up
I'm in Poznań, Poland, and I couldn't find any shops that provide any EUC repair or for example tire change.
Can anyone help?
Great idea for a vid. I'm sure this will make lots of folks spend some $$. Myself included. I wish I'd seen this before I recently upgraded my shoes.
I wish I'd seen this before I bought an EUC.
@@appleneworleans4018 Not to worry, there will be plenty of opportunities to spend more money on EUC's and gear . This activity requires plenty of it.
“Or any other Pole (preferably not me)”
Just sprayed Red Bull all over my iPad, thanks
does anyone know somewhere i can source a michelin city pro 80/90-14 in the US?
Are you sure about nylonove? Did you try hextech pedals?
Yes i did try them.
@@mr_wrongway Could you highlight the pros of nylonove and cons of hextech?
Imagine watching this at night with no idea of the luminosity spike
The zipper is sticky because it’s waterproof. They’re all like that.
any tips for getting air into a sherman? the default tire valve is jammed against the rim...
Try using the extender thing. It’s a pain in the ass still :/
@@mr_wrongway only problem for me, is that my valve is facing UP into the frame. i need an short extender with a 90 or 130 degree slant. i love the wheel (sherman max), but the
valve is ridiculous. i don't know what leaperkim was thinking.
@@TroyArn i think it's more of a clearance issue. If the valve wasn't facing that way it would hit the housing and eventually rip the tube or just get broken off. You can manipulate them with your fingers to attach the chuck just don't use tools like pliers or a pry bar because that makes it easier to break it.
@@jamesordwayultralightpilot thanks James. if i gently pry the valve stem away from the rim, i'm able to attach a flexible extension. i'm just nervous about bending the valve too much. i don't know how robust they are.
@@TroyArn just be careful, and it will be fine.
I’m surprised we don’t see riders using Fanny-packs.
What's the best tire for Sherman?
I think it’s either the stock Kenda 262 or the Michelin City pro. I’m sure other users will have great suggestions too
@@mr_wrongway yeah coming off from a 16" wheel. I kinda miss the feeling of agility when carving.
I use a brack for my euc stand
Is KingSong S20 happy in his new FireSak, or is it still the Sherman?
For now i just have it separating both wheels. S20 I think is no threat when it’s not riding
@@mr_wrongway Btw are you excited for Master and EX20S :)
@@yusufcanaktas6929 yes I am! I’m very curious about their tech too. EX20S should be already on the way and the Master next week or so
@@mr_wrongway VERY stoked to see your videos on these wheels!
Surprised he didn't mention any kind of tire sealant like slime or armor dilloz
I never used those
@@mr_wrongway wow thats honestly pretty impressive. I only managed to go like 700 miles before getting my first flat. Got several punctures from grassburs on a offroad trail. Do you not get those over there? These things trashed countless bike tires for me growing up.
360 camera just get the lens guard. Way cheaper then a lens replacement
It’s a good plan. I never use it because it degrades picture quality so much
I use w4d on cleaning
You forgot tire sealant....!
It feels illegal to be this early
It's illegal to post a comment without watching the full video.
@@BunnyslippersEUC pot calling the kettle black
@@erikstewart3892 🤣😂 you got me.
Insta360 X3.
Uuuuuummm I think im gonna return mine now.. fires!? no thank you
Nononono
EUC stands are stupid. A kickstand for the wheel should be the solution to the problem
Agreed. You could probably make something out of a milk crate.
I don't even own unicycle, but when I got to the $60 tire pump, I started thinking this looks like a very expensive hobby, but what blew my mind was the $300 "pedals" (footrests?) They look like bicycle petals. WTF are they so expensive?
@@therock8475 footplates are totally worth it (but not mandatory for fast riding). Price is kinda dictated by market, people buy them. It's also very small production.
There are options for cheaper footplates but most of them are from Russia and Belarus... Unfortunately delivery from there right now is tough.