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By shelbyKiraM · Posted
Hey, yeah, still looking to resale it. I tried riding it by myself and quickly crashed... they LOOK awesome and I'm sure once ya get up to speed, they're great but prob not a thing for ME. At least the cat scan I got after my spill said "no cats in there"! -
300 a week would work for me. My wife and I like to walk around on vacation more than go on guided tours, but we can only walk like 10 miles a day, which severely limits what we can see. Man, Tokyo would have been a blast on an EUC and our misguided attempt to see the "Imperial Palace" wouldn't have wasted 4 hours. $300 would have been a steal. -
By mike_bike_kite · Posted
What could go wrong? I always hire a moped when I go to the Greece. I have a special deal with the guy who rents them as I'll ride anything as long as it's cheap. I usually pay £7-£12 per day but the mopeds I get aren't usually that safe. If you're wanting to make money then I'd probably rent escooters rather than EUC's but if you did have EUCs then I'd be more interested in trying out higher end models for the day just to see if I like them. I'd happily pay $40/day - that's assuming my wife let me have the day off. You wouldn't want to set up anywhere hot as people wouldn't wear enough protection. New York with central park might be a good option - maybe $30 for half a day so people could tour the park and try out the wheels. Maybe even let them come back and exchange for a different wheel. Also keep in mind that when people fall off they'll end up blaming your EUC for cutting out rather than themselves for doing something stupid. -
By mike_bike_kite · Posted
I had the same choice when looking for an upgrade from my KS16S. I loved the look and functionality of the 16X but I'm fairly big at 6'3" and 200lbs and the safe top speed on the 16X wouldn't be much of an improvement over my 16S (about 4mph). However, if you need to use your wheel on public transport, then I think the 16X wins. I ended up buying a Nikola+ never having seen one in the flesh and I'm really glad I did. People talk about it's width but it's just the initial 10 minutes and after that it appears quite natural. I never worry about riding too fast on the Nik+ but I do worry about scratches on the case if I fall - I bought a really nice black neoprene cover and it works really well on the wheel. Overall, I'm very happy with my wheel but there's always that vague worry with Begode that it might burst into flames (I think there's been one case with a Nikola) but it's not a big enough worry to bother me. The V12 is also a good contender. It offers just a little more than both the 16X and the Nik+ but no-one ever seems to write passionately about owning their V12 and that puts me off a little. -
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By ShanesPlanet · Posted
Funny how we simply don't realize the things we learned in the past. I too noticed that turning to look on an euc, is similar to how we train ourselves to look on a bike. For me, its simply a matter of dropping the shoulder that is opposite the way I want to look. It kind of causes a body twist against the looking direction and forces you to stay centered and use your neck more. I tried little mirrors, but the images are so damn small and curved, it was taking too long to focus and was a danger. I mean, seeing motion was easy, but actually recognizing what is back there, not so great. Even on a motorcycle with mirrors (cars too!), you should be turning your head to look directly before lane changes or turns. Mirrors dont replace the need to LOOK, they merely compliment it and add another layer. Safety gear comes second by miles, to basic skills and good habits. -
By ShanesPlanet · Posted
Get their cell phone number. People hang onto those more than their children -
Not long, It seems like a 6 month average for maintenance and cleaning staff. -
By kristof_explorer · Posted
Hi, I'm relatively new to both eucs and tubed tires, and looking for assistance finding a suitable tire for a Kingsong 18XL. I primarily ride on trails so I'm looking for a good knobby tire. It's my understanding from what I've read here that a 2.50-14 dirt bike tire (like this one) has been found to fit, but beyond that, the tire sizes start getting confusing. This is the only style tire that comes up searching 2.50-14, but some listings refer to it also as 60/100-14, and there are far more options available in size 60/100-14, like this Kenda for example. So I guess, what I want to be sure of, is a 60/100-14 size tire actually interchangeable with a 2.50-14? Or if not, is the 2.50-14 dirt bike tire pretty much my only option? And, regarding the tube, is my assumption correct that I'll need a size 2.50-14 tube, not 18x2.5, like the stock tube? If so, I'm having difficulty finding one with the necessary angled valve - would I have any problem using an angled adapter with a straight valve? Thanks so much for any help! Chris -
Hi. Can I have a side question how you installed the 3d printed stand/mudguard? Did you use some kind of glue? I have finished printing the model and having difficulty putting it on.
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