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Great ride! I have ebike and escooter also but nothing beats the feeling of eskate, no handle bar infront, totally wide open, just floating on air. Long trip ebike, short trip escooter, but when I just want to have fun, it's always the eskate. I'm over 50 and been riding skateboard all my life and eskate last 4 years and I still get speed wobbles at higher speed, so just take it slow and enjoy the ride.
Thanks for watching the video and welcome to the channel James! I have to 100% agree with you. Scooters and bikes are fun and efficient ways but nothing can replicate the feeling of freedom of riding the board. I skated alot as a kid/ teenager so there's something nostalgic yet epic about carving through the city on a powered board! Thanks for chiming in and thank you for the advice. Hopefully, we'll see longer more chill rides in the city as I get more miles under my belt
Awesome video! I don't think I'll have enough courage for this kind of a commute for quite some time, need a lot more practice on my Bustin Shrike Hybrid and on my push boards in general. Great to see that such a ride into the city is possible. Stay safe out there!
Thanks for watching the video and welcome to the channel David! I'm glad you enjoyed it because it was alot of fun despite the stressful nature of a commute to the city. Interestingly enough, it took me 400 miles of practice over the span of 6 months to work up the courage to do this. I wish I was able to get more miles under my belt but it seems like "Pacific North West Wet" is the new norm for the city. I feel like its constantly raining and I don't want to ride the board in the wet since it isn't water resistant and I won't know how to fix rusted parts. Thank you, stay safe out there as well and hope you can take the trip into the city one day! I'll keep doing it until NYPD, FDNY, and their PEV hating supporters tell me to stop. At that point, I'll just do joy rides between in Queens and group rides in NJ!
@@eyebahnrides yea for now i'm just gonna stick to nearby areas and build up that confidence. ideally i want to be able to ride around equally confidently on my e-board and my long/cruiser. it'll take some time as i'm in my 30s and i only started riding last summer, but practice makes perfect :) thank you for the response, looking forward to more esk8 videos from you
thanks for joining me on my first commute on the board and one of the early videos in this series! I'm glad you enjoyed it because it was a treat to record this one. Congratulations on your new board and ride safe out there!
Very cool stuff as always, period. I literally just brought myself a Propel Endeavor 2s a few weeks ago. I'm still in baby steps. I'm taking my time on this New York city streets
thanks for coming along on this ride and welcome back to the comments section! Sorry for the delayed reply, work has been absolutely bonkers lately. Congratulations on your new board, enjoy the heck out of it! Before jumping into traffic, just make sure you're pretty solid with your fundamentals. Take your time learn to accelerate hard, brake hard, and make sure you can maneuver your board without having to really think about it. Also, gear up! My armor and helmet saved me from a bum knee, broken elbow, and a shredded face on that hard fall that I took early on in the learning process.
thanks for joining us on this commute and welcome to the channel Dexter! I 100% agree with you. The controller is nice but hard to hold with heavy gloves and makes recording difficult. I would love to have something that combines EUC and OneWheel tech with the board. We already shift our weight forward to brace for acceleration and shift our weight back to brace for hard braking. I'm sure it's possible to control it that way because that would be cool!
Howdy bro..Well done on the commute to work..I remember when you first got the board and you inspired me to join you in your ESK8 pursuit ...We have both come along way in our confidence and skill to safely enjoy this wonderful PEV ..Im spending more time doing esk8 now and thankyou for leading me into this as i would probably not done it but im so glad i did...Thanks bro...Look forward to seeing you reveiw different boards ...🖐
Thanks for watching the ride Steven! I'm so happy to hear that you've been enjoying your time on the board! That was my goal when I started the whole "Learn to Esk8 Series". It wasn't easy, but it wanted to get folks to try it with me. Best case scenario, they end up like us loving the sport. Worst case, you had a good time learning and you could always sell the board to get some of the money back. At the end of the day, we can say we tried something new! I didn't record on the way home because I wanted to enjoy the ride more. I was able to go a bit faster and carve a bit more since I didn't have to worry about a 3ft long camera pole hitting someone in the face hahaha. I hope some of the esk8 companies would be open to working with me in the future. I would love to try a high powered Direct Drive Board. In the meantime, I'm going to brush up on my esk8 knowledge because some of these guys speak a whole nother language in their review videos lol.
Thanks for watching JohnnyPrime, I'm glad you enjoyed that rear POV because that was the most comfortable to record. It's fun to watch but trippy as hell to edit because I'm not really used to watching myself in third person like that hahaha!
Ivan what going on glad to see you are making another video hey you know what it been weeks that I have used any scooters I might just go out and go for a ride. Stay safe😀
thanks for watching Ralph! I know its cold out there but go out and ride if it's calling your name! Enjoy the hell out of being out doors and because it feels like its going to be a brutal winter lol
Thanks for joining us for this ride and welcome to the channel! It's a bit different from the "normal" esk8 videos out there but I wanted to make sure that I brought my style to the esk8 videos I make. I wasn't sure if it was going to resonate with people, so I'm glad it has so far!
Thanks for watching homie, appreciate ya! It only took several hundred miles, but I finally did it. Now, I just got to get comfortable enough to do that in primetime rush hour and we're chillin!
ah, that's why he asked for the playlist the other day lol. Both are great boards but in my opinion wowgo delivers the best value for those of use that are just looking to get around. I prefer to keep higher performance specs to my scooter and bikes compared to the more chill but punchy performance of the AT2+. I also recommend checking out my esk8 buddies @drewelia and @esk8unity . They make amazing content comparing boards and they're experts in that field. I'm just a casual enthusiast who likes to chill on my AT2+
thanks for watching Bob, I'm glad you enjoyed it! They're definitely crazy and I can't wait till I'm confident enough to do this in proper rush hour traffic!
Lol, i feel you on running. The only reason i ever ran was because my coaches made me. I HATE RUNNING!! Bro, congratulations on this awesome day ride to work. Don't worry about not having much to say, you have to concentrate on some important stuff like people, delivery bikers, and EVERYTHING else the world has to throw at you. Loved it, brother!!! Ride That Tasty Wave
Thanks for watching Weldon! I was worried I didn't have enough footage to make a video because I was so nervous the whole time. The margin for error is so small on that bridge since the lanes are so tight that its tough enough to do it with out recording. With a 3ft long camera stick, filming equipment, and trying to make commentary took my anxiety to the next level lol. I'm already stressed and I haven't even attempted rush hour yet hahahaha. We would have to double what we saw here on a typical rush hour commute
thanks for joining us for this ride and welcome to the channel EZ! Congrats on the board and you're gonna have a blast navigating to your campus. The better I get at riding the more fun I'm having. It's still a bit anxiety inducing for me because I'm still relatively new and not as confident in my skills as others, but I'm hoping to be more comfortable by this year!
thanks for watching and welcome to the channel! Yea man, the bike infrastructure has gotten so much better over the last 5 years but it really needs more love. They're generally in terrible condition and constantly being violated by vehicles and pedestrians! Despite that, it definitely is much safer for newbies like me. If I had to ride with the cars all the time like at the end of this video, I wouldn't have done this ride lol.
thanks for watching the video and welcome to the channel Nelson! I was in the same place as you when I first picked up this board. It was over 2 decades since I've been on the board. It was a ton of fun to learn and I think you're gonna have a blast learning on the veymax. I personally didn't think I'd be ready for another board a few months in but I'd like to pick up a DD board sometime next year!
@@eyebahnrides i was thinking of something from skyartpower. Gear drives and custom deck. Custom battery for long range and maybe group rides. Spring/summer will be fun next year
Nice video dude! When you have the camera angle behind you, it looks like if you are one of the Halo fighters on a board lol! Cool shots and nice posture when riding. I'm sure it was cold that day. Take care and keep them coming!😁
Thanks for watching the video Domingo! hahaha It was really trippy editing the footage since I'm not really used to seeing myself in third person like that. I felt like I was in a video game lol. When it gets colder I plan to use the handlebar mits so I can use regular gloves in them! It was a pain in the behind to try and feel the throttle with the super thick winter gloves
Congrats on the first successful commute on the esk8!!! And yes, I could definitely hear the increased anxiety in your voice... and rightly so! Since you posted the video, I guess we can assume you survived the ride back home, lol! Regarding the gloves, it's just too damn dangerous wearing fully winter gloves IMO, especially in the higher modes where the sudden acceleration of a bump of the throttle can really throw you off balance. I'd suggest taking a crappy righthanded winter glove and slowly start removing the thumb tip until you find a balance of warmth and feel for the throttle controller. Maybe even wear a very thin glove under it, or just over your thumb, if you need a layer over the skin. I received the RS several weeks ago (awesome scooter BTW!), but I haven't really been using it as I still am enjoying the esk8 so much more than the scooters. Now that the weather is cooler I haven't been riding as much, but I've still been trying to take the board out every so often. I've been seeing a woman that has a place in the city (22nd St I believe), she wants me to come out there soon. I've been thinking about bringing the board in with me, but I don't think my board (with the TKP trucks) has the turning radius to safely ride in the city... at least with my skills anyway, lol! But who knows, maybe I'll give it a try if the weather is warm enough. Or it's an excuse to order another board, lol!
thanks for watching! I'm glad that you've still been finding time to ride despite the crazy cold and that stretch where we had torrential rain every weekend for 3 months lol. You might be able to navigate the city with the tkp if you loosen them a bit, I know a few of the guys in the esk8 community here that duck and weave through the tightest turns with that set up but they keep it super loose. But in my eyes they're skills are on a different planet compared to mine lol. It will be a fun way to get from the metronorth to 22ndst! The anxiety was to the max on this ride. I was really trying to showcase how narrow the margins for error are on that bridge with all the crazy delivery people, commuters, and the pedestrians. My anxiety level was even higher than usual because I was trying to speak while being mindful as to where that 3foot pole with my insta360 was. Last thing I want to do is smack another person and be liable for causing a pile up lol. That's also why I didn't record on the way home. It was much more relaxing to not have to worry about the commentary and my recording setup. It actually allowed me to blast it and even do a carve session on the bridge! I'll try to find a pair of gloves i can chop up or I might just wear the handlebar mits over my normal gloves and throw a hand warmer in there hahaha. Congrats on the RS! Happy to hear you're enjoying it. I've been reading some pretty mixed reviews on it so far. I also take everything i read on the forums with a grain of salt since people like to complain about the smallest things lol. I'm still looking for an excuse to get a DD board from Acedeck or Onsra, but I may just put that on hold for the new year. I have to focus on saving up funds for a new computer for editing since my poor computer is on it's last leg. I'm holding out for as long as I can because a macbook pro costs as much as a highend scooter/ emoto!
@@eyebahnrides I don't blame you for not filming on the way home! I'm sure it's stressful enough just riding the board! Maybe just use a helmet cam and one mounted on the front or back of the board? Thanks for the tip on the trucks, I STILL haven't touched them from how they shipped from the factory as they feel great for where I normally ride. I think I might just use this trip in as a scouting session. I don't intimately know the area, and I'm certainly not use to riding in the craziness you're use to riding in, lol! And I hear you on the financial priorities. Everything has gotten so crazy and it's almost scary to drop money on fairly expensive stuff in this environment, especially on stuff you don't truly need and when you have other stuff that you need to focus on financially! But the WANTS are a b!tch, lol!
@@ssoffshore5111 I tried those moutning setups before riding around the neighborhood but it just doesn't look as good! I couldn't even use the footage from those to make a video. But that's also because I'm a little OCD and want my videos to look a specific way lol. Yup, try them out before you come down and do a dry run next time. I let out my front truck a quarter turn at a time to get to the point that I'm comfortable with the turning but its still stable for the speeds I ride at. Oh man, you're absolutely right about prioritizing things. There's so many wants but the bank after buying groceries and eating lunch in the city everyday says otherwise lmao. At this point, I'd also rather invest into TH-cam since I'm really enjoying it. Maybe one day, when the channel is self sustaining I can finally splurge on a few of those wants hahaha!
as we say in NYC YEEEERRRRRRRRRRRrrrRRRrrrrr! lol I'm glad you enjoyed the video and the sights of NYC! I'm glad I'm at that point where I can be comfortable enough recording in that mess lol. 15-20 is definitely ideal riding speeds for me. It's just really stressful when these jerks on the bikes and cars zoom right by me. It makes me want to do 40 to catch up to them and drop kick them lol
Thanks for watching this video! It's was a sad day when I had to deliver the Nami to its new owner. I even almost hesitated to hand over the keys to him lol. I'll do my best to make sure I'm safe on the board. I'm still not quite 100% on it so I'm fully armored (pants and shirt ) on all my rides with it. However, I don't think the day will come where I'm not wearing body armor since it's protected me from some pretty serious falls!
sup my guy. New sub here. You got great vids. I'm new to the electric scooter world, just purchased the Klima and i was wondering what kind of jacket are you wearing ? it looks great i checked your links but didn't see it in this vid..
Thanks for watching and welcome to the channel Al! Congrats on purchasing the Nami Klima, it's an incredible scooter for it's size. Ride safe out there because people are crazy! The jacket I'm wearing is an older version of the LazyRolling Reflective Jacket. It's relatively warm so I wear it in the fall/ spring more than I do the summer/ winter. In this video, I'm wearing a light down jacket underneath and I was sweating! I bought this jacket with the CE2 protective pads. I unfortunately don't have an affiliate code/ link with them since they don't have an affiliate program
i used to have an Evolve GTR Carbon eskate. The AT tires were a game changer. But road gaps/damage and holes required extra attention while riding. Especially when cruising 15+mph. I much prefer the escooter, the 4 points of contact with the escooter make it feel like Im in better control vs the eskate. Don't get me wrong, these are super fun.
thanks for watching this one as well! I enjoyed the low center of gravity of the street wheels but the AT pneumatics are unmatched for comfort on the city roads. I cut it out but I did hit a pothole at 15mph and almost lost control lol. I think I might reserve esk8 as my joy riding and doing local errands and the scooter/bike for my usual commuting. The stress level is just a bit too high even though it's fun as hell. Though I may change my mind once I hit 1000+miles on the board.
So envious of the weather there, it has literally rained so much in WA state for me that combined with the short days, its hard to find time to ride during these months lol
Thanks for watching Source! It's one of the reasons I haven't been on the board as much. It's becoming cold as hell and for almost 3 months straight we were getting hammered with rain every weekend lol. I only have the confidence to commute on weekends since it's pretty insane on weekdays with the vehicle traffic, bike lane traffic, and volume of pedestrians!
@@eyebahnrides oh god I can’t imagine hahaha, I just see sunlight and I’m like “damn I need more of his in my life” it’s wild how fast it can change from fall to winter though
Thanks for joining us on this commute! The bike infrastructure is definitely improving in the city and I’m so happy to see that. For years, it was the an “every man for themselves” free for all, so this is a huge improvement!
Boas! Também tenho um Verreal RS PRO e também vou de skate para o trabalho. Já agora o melhor ângulo de câmara é perpendicular à rua 😉 e por último Lisboa também é um buraco só 😂😂😂 bons vídeos continua com o bom trabalho! Abraço!
thanks for joining us on this ride and welcome to the channel! That''s awesome you're able to skate to work and I'm glad to see that we're not the only ones with holes everywhere lol. I'll keep the camera angle in mind and do more of it in the future. Thank you for the feed back and I'm glad you liked the video. Enjoy your stay on the channel!
Nice ride/video. Wanted to hit the Broadway bomb but nope. Nice seeing NY from all angles. I don’t know shit bout nyc. Except to stay in jersey and take the ferry. Then try to make it to pier 76 😝😎🤙🤙nice ride brother 💯💯🤘
Thanks for watching and welcome to the channel! Glad you enjoyed it because I wasn't even sure if I had any footage from this ride because I was so nervous lol. hahaha that sounds about right for most people coming to ride in NYC. I might be that way in the future since my wife and I are thinking about potentially moving to NJ or SI. I really gotta try to make it out to one of those pier76 rides with the esk8 community. Hopefully, I'll be confident enough in my skills to go early next year. Watching some of the videos on IG and here where everyone is blasting through the city ducking and weaving through traffic worries me because I definitely won't be able to keep up lol
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@@Sean-vf7qr Unfortunately, those have to be turned using the buttons on the light. My SLFX+ and SLR1+ are controlled through my phone. I was hoping they would come out with the SL1000+ soon but still waiting!
Thanks for watching! Facts on facts man... I get that you gotta hustle and time is money but you gotta be more mindful of what's going on around you. Unfortunately, its these guys & gals that are messing things up on that bike lane for us and why theres a check point almost every other week. I used to get mad that the cops would confiscate the mopeds but I'm totally ok with it at this point.... They even stop you now if you're being a reckless ass on the way down
Thanks for watching and welcome to the channel! I'm glad you enjoyed it because it was pretty fun to record despite how stressful it was lol. Hopefully, I'll be confident enough with my skills on the board to be able to ride with others on this kind of route!
Thanks for watching! lol it's definitely something that I have to be mindful of when navigating that tight bikelane on the bridge. Most of my anxiety during this ride was making sure I didn't hit someone with the 3ft stick while navigating all the craziness around me and commenting on it lol. That's the biggest reason, it took me so long to make a video on the commute. It may be a while before I even try a rush hour commute because just thinking about it stresses me out hahaha
Thanks for watching bossing! I try to remain as safe as possible at all times. NYC is always so unpredictable and you'll never know what will try and take you out!
thanks for watching and welcome to the channel worthound! Thank you for the advice, that's super helpful! I was thinking of taking one of my old winter gloves and doing that. I was going to wrap my hand with those winter handlebar mits that the delviery folks use. I don't really use them anymore so it would be nice to repurpose them that way. Even though it'll make me look like a crazy person, atleast my hand will be warm!
Gloves with the remotes really don't go together. What type of heated gloves? Yesterday I was riding and mine went numb pretty quick... not safe. Also riding through the city with a camera I feel makes it much harder/nerve racking.
Thanks for watching and welcome to the channel! These are some pretty heavy duty winter gloves that I picked up last year. I’ve ridden in subzero temperatures on max settings but can ride comfortable around 30-40 degrees on the lowest settings. I’m trying to find an old pair of winter riding gloves I can cut open so I can feel the controls throttle. The camera on a 3 foot pole while navigating morning congestion definitely added to the stress lol. I decided not to record the ride home and I actually had fun on that bridge. I was confident enough to open it up a little and do a little carving when the it opened up!
thanks for joining us for this ride and welcome to the channel Edwin! That's epic that you can ride the Atlas everyday! Riding makes me sore and I need a day to recover from a commute like this (10miles round trip). When you experience the fatigue do you just shift your weight around or do you take rest at the next "stop" on your ride
thanks for watching the video! LOL trust me, that thought definitely crossed my mind while I was on that bridge. The ebike is definitely the most chill way of getting around but this is so much fun. It's also really nice to just slide the board into a closet or under my desk so that I don't have to worry about it getting thrown around by the jerk's that usethe bike room
Thanks for watching and welcome to the comments section Gene! Here's how I would rank the stress levels starting with the greatest: Electric skateboard> Electric Unicycle > Square Wave Controller eScooter> Sine Wave Controller eScotoer> Ebike So you're right on the money with the observation!
Thanks for joining us for this ride and welcome to the channel Kenan. I wouldn’t say it’s difficult but it is harder to use than the scooter or the bike. I have to me more mindful of the road conditions because of my lack of experience on the board. I know some of my friends that can fly over the worst roads on the same board with smaller tires while I would probably faceplant with the large all terrain wheels 😭
Thanks for watching the video and welcome to the channel James. On Esk8 this is the coldest I’ve ridden. On my bike and scooter, I’ve rode in 5 degrees Fahrenheit
Thanks for watching! hahaha It can definitely be much more dangerous than the scooter since it's not quite as stable, doesn't have the same torque, and isn't as respected as a bike/ scooter when with traffic! However, it's much more compact size makes it much easier to bring into the office and where I can just throw it into a closet lol. There's also a much more freeing feel to riding the board that I haven't been able to replicate on anything else. I ride much more conservatively when I have to talk and manage the camera, but it's more fun when the camera's off!
Thanks for watching the video, I appreciate the advice! I need to find a way to do that while also keeping my hands warm. I can't imagine leaving my finger exposed like that because even at 38degrees, I could feel the cold seeping into the gloves. Have you tried riding with those handlebar mits before? I was thinking of looking like a crazy person and putting those around my normal gloves and just throwing a handwarmer in them hahaha
Thank you for watching and welcome to the channel Timmo! I always hope that my videos will be appealing for a wider audience and not just enthusiasts like myself and this is a great sign 🙏🏼
I've only done a few collaborations for some scooters and ebikes but I haven't done any for esk8 yet. Since I'm so new to the hobby and I'm still trying to get comfortable on the board, so I haven't accepted any collaborations yet. There's a completely different lingo that I'm learning that's taking some time (geometry, battery set up, wheel hardness, truck setup, bushings, bearings, motors, deck composition, remote settings, etc...). When I feel a bit more comfortable on the board and comfortable with my esk8 knowledge, I'm open to collaborating with esk8 companies. I want to make sure that its a win-win-win for my audience, myself, and the company I'm collaborating with.
Thanks for watching Khan, I'm glad I was able to finally do it as well! It was stressful as heck but we got it done. Hopefully, it'll get easier as I get better lol
Thanks for watching! The board I have supposedly goes 31+ mph but I never go that fast lol. For me, I t’s much easier to fall on the board because I get wobbles when I hit road imperfections and I can’t maneuver it as well as a bike or scooter. So it scares me to go fast
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Great ride! I have ebike and escooter also but nothing beats the feeling of eskate, no handle bar infront, totally wide open, just floating on air. Long trip ebike, short trip escooter, but when I just want to have fun, it's always the eskate. I'm over 50 and been riding skateboard all my life and eskate last 4 years and I still get speed wobbles at higher speed, so just take it slow and enjoy the ride.
Thanks for watching the video and welcome to the channel James! I have to 100% agree with you. Scooters and bikes are fun and efficient ways but nothing can replicate the feeling of freedom of riding the board. I skated alot as a kid/ teenager so there's something nostalgic yet epic about carving through the city on a powered board!
Thanks for chiming in and thank you for the advice. Hopefully, we'll see longer more chill rides in the city as I get more miles under my belt
The portability of a skateboard outranks the other 2 as well, especially if you get one of those small electric cruisers.
Same here. Have E bike and E scooter and they is nice but the real funtime is with Eboard !
When you said, "I figured the cold weather would open this place up a bit." - was in everyone's mind that day.
thanks for joining us for this commute and welcome to the channel! hahaha that's kind of what I figured right after I said that lol.
Awesome video! I don't think I'll have enough courage for this kind of a commute for quite some time, need a lot more practice on my Bustin Shrike Hybrid and on my push boards in general. Great to see that such a ride into the city is possible. Stay safe out there!
Thanks for watching the video and welcome to the channel David! I'm glad you enjoyed it because it was alot of fun despite the stressful nature of a commute to the city. Interestingly enough, it took me 400 miles of practice over the span of 6 months to work up the courage to do this. I wish I was able to get more miles under my belt but it seems like "Pacific North West Wet" is the new norm for the city. I feel like its constantly raining and I don't want to ride the board in the wet since it isn't water resistant and I won't know how to fix rusted parts.
Thank you, stay safe out there as well and hope you can take the trip into the city one day! I'll keep doing it until NYPD, FDNY, and their PEV hating supporters tell me to stop. At that point, I'll just do joy rides between in Queens and group rides in NJ!
@@eyebahnrides yea for now i'm just gonna stick to nearby areas and build up that confidence. ideally i want to be able to ride around equally confidently on my e-board and my long/cruiser. it'll take some time as i'm in my 30s and i only started riding last summer, but practice makes perfect :) thank you for the response, looking forward to more esk8 videos from you
I enjoyed this video a lot, soon I 'll have my first e board, man I cant wait¡
thanks for joining me on my first commute on the board and one of the early videos in this series! I'm glad you enjoyed it because it was a treat to record this one. Congratulations on your new board and ride safe out there!
The feeling of your electric skateboard is nice
thanks for joining us on this commute and welcome to the channel Krystal! The board is definitely a ton of fun to ride through the city!
Very cool stuff as always, period. I literally just brought myself a Propel Endeavor 2s a few weeks ago. I'm still in baby steps. I'm taking my time on this New York city streets
thanks for coming along on this ride and welcome back to the comments section! Sorry for the delayed reply, work has been absolutely bonkers lately.
Congratulations on your new board, enjoy the heck out of it! Before jumping into traffic, just make sure you're pretty solid with your fundamentals. Take your time learn to accelerate hard, brake hard, and make sure you can maneuver your board without having to really think about it. Also, gear up! My armor and helmet saved me from a bum knee, broken elbow, and a shredded face on that hard fall that I took early on in the learning process.
When we can have a safe and functional substitute for holding the controller we will be at peak. Its the only drawback
thanks for joining us on this commute and welcome to the channel Dexter! I 100% agree with you. The controller is nice but hard to hold with heavy gloves and makes recording difficult. I would love to have something that combines EUC and OneWheel tech with the board. We already shift our weight forward to brace for acceleration and shift our weight back to brace for hard braking. I'm sure it's possible to control it that way because that would be cool!
@@eyebahnrides exactly soon as I saw how the onewheel worked I was like ok soooo when can we get that
Howdy bro..Well done on the commute to work..I remember when you first got the board and you inspired me to join you in your ESK8 pursuit ...We have both come along way in our confidence and skill to safely enjoy this wonderful PEV ..Im spending more time doing esk8 now and thankyou for leading me into this as i would probably not done it but im so glad i did...Thanks bro...Look forward to seeing you reveiw different boards ...🖐
Same, I'm so glad he introduced me to it as well! My body might not in time, but it's a lot of fun!😅
Thanks for watching the ride Steven! I'm so happy to hear that you've been enjoying your time on the board! That was my goal when I started the whole "Learn to Esk8 Series". It wasn't easy, but it wanted to get folks to try it with me. Best case scenario, they end up like us loving the sport. Worst case, you had a good time learning and you could always sell the board to get some of the money back. At the end of the day, we can say we tried something new! I didn't record on the way home because I wanted to enjoy the ride more. I was able to go a bit faster and carve a bit more since I didn't have to worry about a 3ft long camera pole hitting someone in the face hahaha.
I hope some of the esk8 companies would be open to working with me in the future. I would love to try a high powered Direct Drive Board. In the meantime, I'm going to brush up on my esk8 knowledge because some of these guys speak a whole nother language in their review videos lol.
Man this is crazy fun to watch with the back view. Street surfing 💪🏽
Thanks for watching JohnnyPrime, I'm glad you enjoyed that rear POV because that was the most comfortable to record. It's fun to watch but trippy as hell to edit because I'm not really used to watching myself in third person like that hahaha!
Ivan what going on glad to see you are making another video hey you know what it been weeks that I have used any scooters I might just go out and go for a ride. Stay safe😀
thanks for watching Ralph! I know its cold out there but go out and ride if it's calling your name! Enjoy the hell out of being out doors and because it feels like its going to be a brutal winter lol
Love to see these kinda causal talk esk8 video
Thanks for joining us for this ride and welcome to the channel! It's a bit different from the "normal" esk8 videos out there but I wanted to make sure that I brought my style to the esk8 videos I make. I wasn't sure if it was going to resonate with people, so I'm glad it has so far!
Bravo! 👏 great job on the esk8 commute! I heard the nerves, but you braved it out!
Thanks for watching homie, appreciate ya! It only took several hundred miles, but I finally did it. Now, I just got to get comfortable enough to do that in primetime rush hour and we're chillin!
yeah be more alert to not die 😂 i am looking at exway atlas carbon 2wd or wowgo at2+ Chuck told me you had esk8 videos too so i came to see 😊
ah, that's why he asked for the playlist the other day lol. Both are great boards but in my opinion wowgo delivers the best value for those of use that are just looking to get around. I prefer to keep higher performance specs to my scooter and bikes compared to the more chill but punchy performance of the AT2+. I also recommend checking out my esk8 buddies @drewelia and @esk8unity . They make amazing content comparing boards and they're experts in that field. I'm just a casual enthusiast who likes to chill on my AT2+
skateboards are nuts. great video!!
thanks for watching Bob, I'm glad you enjoyed it! They're definitely crazy and I can't wait till I'm confident enough to do this in proper rush hour traffic!
Lol, i feel you on running. The only reason i ever ran was because my coaches made me. I HATE RUNNING!! Bro, congratulations on this awesome day ride to work. Don't worry about not having much to say, you have to concentrate on some important stuff like people, delivery bikers, and EVERYTHING else the world has to throw at you. Loved it, brother!!!
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Thanks for watching Weldon! I was worried I didn't have enough footage to make a video because I was so nervous the whole time. The margin for error is so small on that bridge since the lanes are so tight that its tough enough to do it with out recording. With a 3ft long camera stick, filming equipment, and trying to make commentary took my anxiety to the next level lol. I'm already stressed and I haven't even attempted rush hour yet hahahaha. We would have to double what we saw here on a typical rush hour commute
Just bought my board and transferring to a CUNY in the fall. I can’t wait to ride my board in the city , So badass
thanks for joining us for this ride and welcome to the channel EZ! Congrats on the board and you're gonna have a blast navigating to your campus. The better I get at riding the more fun I'm having. It's still a bit anxiety inducing for me because I'm still relatively new and not as confident in my skills as others, but I'm hoping to be more comfortable by this year!
So jealous of all the bike lanes you have in new york. Definately safer to ride there
thanks for watching and welcome to the channel! Yea man, the bike infrastructure has gotten so much better over the last 5 years but it really needs more love. They're generally in terrible condition and constantly being violated by vehicles and pedestrians! Despite that, it definitely is much safer for newbies like me. If I had to ride with the cars all the time like at the end of this video, I wouldn't have done this ride lol.
Dope. I got a veymax board to start practicing. It's been 20+ years since riding a board. Will get a custom board to ride in the summer
thanks for watching the video and welcome to the channel Nelson! I was in the same place as you when I first picked up this board. It was over 2 decades since I've been on the board. It was a ton of fun to learn and I think you're gonna have a blast learning on the veymax. I personally didn't think I'd be ready for another board a few months in but I'd like to pick up a DD board sometime next year!
@@eyebahnrides i was thinking of something from skyartpower. Gear drives and custom deck. Custom battery for long range and maybe group rides. Spring/summer will be fun next year
Nice video dude! When you have the camera angle behind you, it looks like if you are one of the Halo fighters on a board lol! Cool shots and nice posture when riding. I'm sure it was cold that day. Take care and keep them coming!😁
Thanks for watching the video Domingo! hahaha It was really trippy editing the footage since I'm not really used to seeing myself in third person like that. I felt like I was in a video game lol. When it gets colder I plan to use the handlebar mits so I can use regular gloves in them! It was a pain in the behind to try and feel the throttle with the super thick winter gloves
@@eyebahnrides Awesome angle though and I can only imagine lol 😆.
Yeah that helmet definitely reminds me of Spartan helmets from halo.
Congrats on the first successful commute on the esk8!!! And yes, I could definitely hear the increased anxiety in your voice... and rightly so! Since you posted the video, I guess we can assume you survived the ride back home, lol! Regarding the gloves, it's just too damn dangerous wearing fully winter gloves IMO, especially in the higher modes where the sudden acceleration of a bump of the throttle can really throw you off balance. I'd suggest taking a crappy righthanded winter glove and slowly start removing the thumb tip until you find a balance of warmth and feel for the throttle controller. Maybe even wear a very thin glove under it, or just over your thumb, if you need a layer over the skin.
I received the RS several weeks ago (awesome scooter BTW!), but I haven't really been using it as I still am enjoying the esk8 so much more than the scooters. Now that the weather is cooler I haven't been riding as much, but I've still been trying to take the board out every so often. I've been seeing a woman that has a place in the city (22nd St I believe), she wants me to come out there soon. I've been thinking about bringing the board in with me, but I don't think my board (with the TKP trucks) has the turning radius to safely ride in the city... at least with my skills anyway, lol! But who knows, maybe I'll give it a try if the weather is warm enough. Or it's an excuse to order another board, lol!
thanks for watching! I'm glad that you've still been finding time to ride despite the crazy cold and that stretch where we had torrential rain every weekend for 3 months lol. You might be able to navigate the city with the tkp if you loosen them a bit, I know a few of the guys in the esk8 community here that duck and weave through the tightest turns with that set up but they keep it super loose. But in my eyes they're skills are on a different planet compared to mine lol. It will be a fun way to get from the metronorth to 22ndst!
The anxiety was to the max on this ride. I was really trying to showcase how narrow the margins for error are on that bridge with all the crazy delivery people, commuters, and the pedestrians. My anxiety level was even higher than usual because I was trying to speak while being mindful as to where that 3foot pole with my insta360 was. Last thing I want to do is smack another person and be liable for causing a pile up lol. That's also why I didn't record on the way home. It was much more relaxing to not have to worry about the commentary and my recording setup. It actually allowed me to blast it and even do a carve session on the bridge! I'll try to find a pair of gloves i can chop up or I might just wear the handlebar mits over my normal gloves and throw a hand warmer in there hahaha.
Congrats on the RS! Happy to hear you're enjoying it. I've been reading some pretty mixed reviews on it so far. I also take everything i read on the forums with a grain of salt since people like to complain about the smallest things lol. I'm still looking for an excuse to get a DD board from Acedeck or Onsra, but I may just put that on hold for the new year. I have to focus on saving up funds for a new computer for editing since my poor computer is on it's last leg. I'm holding out for as long as I can because a macbook pro costs as much as a highend scooter/ emoto!
@@eyebahnrides I don't blame you for not filming on the way home! I'm sure it's stressful enough just riding the board! Maybe just use a helmet cam and one mounted on the front or back of the board?
Thanks for the tip on the trucks, I STILL haven't touched them from how they shipped from the factory as they feel great for where I normally ride. I think I might just use this trip in as a scouting session. I don't intimately know the area, and I'm certainly not use to riding in the craziness you're use to riding in, lol!
And I hear you on the financial priorities. Everything has gotten so crazy and it's almost scary to drop money on fairly expensive stuff in this environment, especially on stuff you don't truly need and when you have other stuff that you need to focus on financially! But the WANTS are a b!tch, lol!
@@ssoffshore5111 I tried those moutning setups before riding around the neighborhood but it just doesn't look as good! I couldn't even use the footage from those to make a video. But that's also because I'm a little OCD and want my videos to look a specific way lol.
Yup, try them out before you come down and do a dry run next time. I let out my front truck a quarter turn at a time to get to the point that I'm comfortable with the turning but its still stable for the speeds I ride at.
Oh man, you're absolutely right about prioritizing things. There's so many wants but the bank after buying groceries and eating lunch in the city everyday says otherwise lmao. At this point, I'd also rather invest into TH-cam since I'm really enjoying it. Maybe one day, when the channel is self sustaining I can finally splurge on a few of those wants hahaha!
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Nice views man, I love the concrete jungke, ridin streets, so dynamic.
I stay 15-20mph 😂 I dont like goin way over 20 lol
as we say in NYC YEEEERRRRRRRRRRRrrrRRRrrrrr! lol
I'm glad you enjoyed the video and the sights of NYC! I'm glad I'm at that point where I can be comfortable enough recording in that mess lol. 15-20 is definitely ideal riding speeds for me. It's just really stressful when these jerks on the bikes and cars zoom right by me. It makes me want to do 40 to catch up to them and drop kick them lol
@@eyebahnrides yeah they kept creepin up and down on Both sides, comin in way too hot without carin about others, insane
Good video, too bad you had to part ways with the Nami. Be safe with the board 👍
Thanks for watching this video! It's was a sad day when I had to deliver the Nami to its new owner. I even almost hesitated to hand over the keys to him lol. I'll do my best to make sure I'm safe on the board. I'm still not quite 100% on it so I'm fully armored (pants and shirt ) on all my rides with it. However, I don't think the day will come where I'm not wearing body armor since it's protected me from some pretty serious falls!
sup my guy. New sub here. You got great vids. I'm new to the electric scooter world, just purchased the Klima and i was wondering what kind of jacket are you wearing ? it looks great i checked your links but didn't see it in this vid..
Thanks for watching and welcome to the channel Al! Congrats on purchasing the Nami Klima, it's an incredible scooter for it's size. Ride safe out there because people are crazy!
The jacket I'm wearing is an older version of the LazyRolling Reflective Jacket. It's relatively warm so I wear it in the fall/ spring more than I do the summer/ winter. In this video, I'm wearing a light down jacket underneath and I was sweating! I bought this jacket with the CE2 protective pads. I unfortunately don't have an affiliate code/ link with them since they don't have an affiliate program
i used to have an Evolve GTR Carbon eskate. The AT tires were a game changer. But road gaps/damage and holes required extra attention while riding. Especially when cruising 15+mph. I much prefer the escooter, the 4 points of contact with the escooter make it feel like Im in better control vs the eskate. Don't get me wrong, these are super fun.
thanks for watching this one as well! I enjoyed the low center of gravity of the street wheels but the AT pneumatics are unmatched for comfort on the city roads. I cut it out but I did hit a pothole at 15mph and almost lost control lol. I think I might reserve esk8 as my joy riding and doing local errands and the scooter/bike for my usual commuting. The stress level is just a bit too high even though it's fun as hell. Though I may change my mind once I hit 1000+miles on the board.
So envious of the weather there, it has literally rained so much in WA state for me that combined with the short days, its hard to find time to ride during these months lol
It’s pretty cold here in NYC. It’s really not so pleasant
Thanks for watching Source! It's one of the reasons I haven't been on the board as much. It's becoming cold as hell and for almost 3 months straight we were getting hammered with rain every weekend lol. I only have the confidence to commute on weekends since it's pretty insane on weekdays with the vehicle traffic, bike lane traffic, and volume of pedestrians!
Facts on facts Johnny. It's gonna transition from cold to brick af before we know it lol
@@eyebahnrides oh god I can’t imagine hahaha, I just see sunlight and I’m like “damn I need more of his in my life” it’s wild how fast it can change from fall to winter though
Damn so many bike lanes... Good for riding for sure compared to my city...
Thanks for joining us on this commute! The bike infrastructure is definitely improving in the city and I’m so happy to see that. For years, it was the an “every man for themselves” free for all, so this is a huge improvement!
Boas! Também tenho um Verreal RS PRO e também vou de skate para o trabalho. Já agora o melhor ângulo de câmara é perpendicular à rua 😉 e por último Lisboa também é um buraco só 😂😂😂 bons vídeos continua com o bom trabalho! Abraço!
thanks for joining us on this ride and welcome to the channel! That''s awesome you're able to skate to work and I'm glad to see that we're not the only ones with holes everywhere lol. I'll keep the camera angle in mind and do more of it in the future.
Thank you for the feed back and I'm glad you liked the video. Enjoy your stay on the channel!
Nice ride/video. Wanted to hit the Broadway bomb but nope. Nice seeing NY from all angles. I don’t know shit bout nyc. Except to stay in jersey and take the ferry. Then try to make it to pier 76 😝😎🤙🤙nice ride brother 💯💯🤘
Thanks for watching and welcome to the channel! Glad you enjoyed it because I wasn't even sure if I had any footage from this ride because I was so nervous lol. hahaha that sounds about right for most people coming to ride in NYC. I might be that way in the future since my wife and I are thinking about potentially moving to NJ or SI.
I really gotta try to make it out to one of those pier76 rides with the esk8 community. Hopefully, I'll be confident enough in my skills to go early next year. Watching some of the videos on IG and here where everyone is blasting through the city ducking and weaving through traffic worries me because I definitely won't be able to keep up lol
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thanks for joining us on this ride and welcome to the channel! Glad you enjoyed the video 👊🏼
Love it
Thanks for watching Teddy, glad you enjoyed it! This was a crazy ride for sure!
@@eyebahnrides yes it was a crazy ride
I miss Skillman Ave so much, can you tell me what model shred lights you have? I want to get a pair nice video bro 🔥
thanks for watching Sean! Skillman ave gets really crazy now that there's a ghost kitchen there. There's always a fleet of mopeds and illegally parked vehicles right after the park.
My shredlights setup is 2x SLFX+ under the board, 2x SL1000 in the front, and finally 2x SLR1+. If you're planning on picking them up with the Cyber Week sale, use my link below and coupon code! They stack with the savings!
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Hey thanks for the replay I was wondering w the Sl-1000’s can you control the lights with your phone through the app?
@@Sean-vf7qr Unfortunately, those have to be turned using the buttons on the light. My SLFX+ and SLR1+ are controlled through my phone. I was hoping they would come out with the SL1000+ soon but still waiting!
Oh ok should I wait then I want to control the lights from the app but I really need good lights for night riding
Dude behind you at the start of the bridge is the reason I can’t stand some of these delivery riders. They lack situational awareness.
Thanks for watching! Facts on facts man... I get that you gotta hustle and time is money but you gotta be more mindful of what's going on around you. Unfortunately, its these guys & gals that are messing things up on that bike lane for us and why theres a check point almost every other week. I used to get mad that the cops would confiscate the mopeds but I'm totally ok with it at this point.... They even stop you now if you're being a reckless ass on the way down
Nice job!
Thanks for watching the video and welcome to the channel Stan! I appreciate your kind words and glad you enjoyed it!
Good content. I liked and subscribed. I would ride this route with you for sure.
Thanks for watching and welcome to the channel! I'm glad you enjoyed it because it was pretty fun to record despite how stressful it was lol. Hopefully, I'll be confident enough with my skills on the board to be able to ride with others on this kind of route!
Must require a bit of dexterity to hold that camera stick and navigate the bridge congestion without hitting anyone.
Thanks for watching! lol it's definitely something that I have to be mindful of when navigating that tight bikelane on the bridge. Most of my anxiety during this ride was making sure I didn't hit someone with the 3ft stick while navigating all the craziness around me and commenting on it lol. That's the biggest reason, it took me so long to make a video on the commute. It may be a while before I even try a rush hour commute because just thinking about it stresses me out hahaha
Ride safe buddy
Thanks for watching bossing! I try to remain as safe as possible at all times. NYC is always so unpredictable and you'll never know what will try and take you out!
I cut the tip off the thumb of my glove and then put my gloved hand with remote into a beanie cap and use a hair tie to hold beanie in place on wrist.
thanks for watching and welcome to the channel worthound! Thank you for the advice, that's super helpful! I was thinking of taking one of my old winter gloves and doing that. I was going to wrap my hand with those winter handlebar mits that the delviery folks use. I don't really use them anymore so it would be nice to repurpose them that way. Even though it'll make me look like a crazy person, atleast my hand will be warm!
Gloves with the remotes really don't go together. What type of heated gloves? Yesterday I was riding and mine went numb pretty quick... not safe. Also riding through the city with a camera I feel makes it much harder/nerve racking.
Thanks for watching and welcome to the channel! These are some pretty heavy duty winter gloves that I picked up last year. I’ve ridden in subzero temperatures on max settings but can ride comfortable around 30-40 degrees on the lowest settings. I’m trying to find an old pair of winter riding gloves I can cut open so I can feel the controls throttle.
The camera on a 3 foot pole while navigating morning congestion definitely added to the stress lol. I decided not to record the ride home and I actually had fun on that bridge. I was confident enough to open it up a little and do a little carving when the it opened up!
This angle makes it feel like Rider’s republic gameplay with realistic graphics
Thanks for watching Al! People don't know that the footage their watching is just the new GTA with the realism skin😭
At 53 I ride an Exway atlas almost everyday. have to admit, after 15 minutes of riding my back leg starts get fatigue.
thanks for joining us for this ride and welcome to the channel Edwin!
That's epic that you can ride the Atlas everyday! Riding makes me sore and I need a day to recover from a commute like this (10miles round trip). When you experience the fatigue do you just shift your weight around or do you take rest at the next "stop" on your ride
I don't know how to switch legs lol... i have to just get home@@eyebahnrides
I would be scared to hit something and go flying lol, i definitely prefer a Ebike.
thanks for watching the video! LOL trust me, that thought definitely crossed my mind while I was on that bridge. The ebike is definitely the most chill way of getting around but this is so much fun. It's also really nice to just slide the board into a closet or under my desk so that I don't have to worry about it getting thrown around by the jerk's that usethe bike room
It’s seems a bit more strenuous to ride the scooter then it is to just sit on the bike. What say you?
Thanks for watching and welcome to the comments section Gene! Here's how I would rank the stress levels starting with the greatest:
Electric skateboard> Electric Unicycle > Square Wave Controller eScooter> Sine Wave Controller eScotoer> Ebike
So you're right on the money with the observation!
Is it hard to use in the city with all the holes and everything. Klima saved mu life couple of times
Thanks for joining us for this ride and welcome to the channel Kenan. I wouldn’t say it’s difficult but it is harder to use than the scooter or the bike. I have to me more mindful of the road conditions because of my lack of experience on the board. I know some of my friends that can fly over the worst roads on the same board with smaller tires while I would probably faceplant with the large all terrain wheels 😭
What is the coldest temperature that you will ride in?
Thanks for watching the video and welcome to the channel James. On Esk8 this is the coldest I’ve ridden. On my bike and scooter, I’ve rode in 5 degrees Fahrenheit
20 degrees not fun when your thumb is numb
What board are you using?
Thanks for watching and welcome to the channel Eric! I’m riding a Wowgo AT2 plus with the AT set up on mode 3 👊🏼
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Thanks for watching Dave! Glad you enjoyed it 👍🏼
Skateboard is sure more dangerous than electric scooter. 😅
Thanks for watching! hahaha It can definitely be much more dangerous than the scooter since it's not quite as stable, doesn't have the same torque, and isn't as respected as a bike/ scooter when with traffic! However, it's much more compact size makes it much easier to bring into the office and where I can just throw it into a closet lol. There's also a much more freeing feel to riding the board that I haven't been able to replicate on anything else. I ride much more conservatively when I have to talk and manage the camera, but it's more fun when the camera's off!
when i wear gloves, they need to be fingerless or atleast for the thumb finger.
Thanks for watching the video, I appreciate the advice! I need to find a way to do that while also keeping my hands warm. I can't imagine leaving my finger exposed like that because even at 38degrees, I could feel the cold seeping into the gloves. Have you tried riding with those handlebar mits before? I was thinking of looking like a crazy person and putting those around my normal gloves and just throwing a handwarmer in them hahaha
i put my hand inside my pocket @@eyebahnrides
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Thanks for watching and welcome to the channel Brian!
I feel this video will get a lot of views, got recommended to me an i never watch this stuff
Thank you for watching and welcome to the channel Timmo! I always hope that my videos will be appealing for a wider audience and not just enthusiasts like myself and this is a great sign 🙏🏼
Hey, do you do collab?
I've only done a few collaborations for some scooters and ebikes but I haven't done any for esk8 yet. Since I'm so new to the hobby and I'm still trying to get comfortable on the board, so I haven't accepted any collaborations yet. There's a completely different lingo that I'm learning that's taking some time (geometry, battery set up, wheel hardness, truck setup, bushings, bearings, motors, deck composition, remote settings, etc...). When I feel a bit more comfortable on the board and comfortable with my esk8 knowledge, I'm open to collaborating with esk8 companies. I want to make sure that its a win-win-win for my audience, myself, and the company I'm collaborating with.
Thank you for your response, very decent, I will be waiting for ya!
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Bro, I don’t get your view, nobody wants to stare at you. Turn your camera around
🤔 I feel like the view of the rider from all angles are normal for skate content 🤷🏻♂️
Congrats on successfully completing your first e skateboard commute 🫡
Thanks for watching Khan, I'm glad I was able to finally do it as well! It was stressful as heck but we got it done. Hopefully, it'll get easier as I get better lol
Hello ITS NOTORIUS IRBY IN NEWARK NEW JERSEY EYEBAN HOW FAST IS YOUR EBOARD BECAUSE I MAY GET ONE BUT IWANT IT TO GO FAST OK 👈👍🌍🇺🇲🙏😇💯
Thanks for watching! The board I have supposedly goes 31+ mph but I never go that fast lol. For me, I t’s much easier to fall on the board because I get wobbles when I hit road imperfections and I can’t maneuver it as well as a bike or scooter. So it scares me to go fast