Dan Hillary

Price drops $100 each week: $1800

Upgrading to a Lynx. Love this wheel, rides perfect, but I crave the stability of a 14" rim again. Photos: https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1FYNQj--jklLf7S3N3-ErUl8tngnxbnEE Comes with all original equipment, street tire, stock pads were never installed. Stock 5a charger. Purchased from ewheels in November 2023, so there's some warranty left. I have a knobby tire I can throw in if you like. Willing to split shipping to continental US. Aesthetically perfect aside from a scrape on the outer motor casing (loose screw in the first week, since tightened and sealed all battery case screws). I also removed the cheap annoying red rear light that you can't turn off. Frame handles originally grey, or blue, I forget, but professionally powder coated hot rod red. I'll have the stickers removed, seat pad removed, pedals will be un-lowered, and the red grizzlas pads are not included. Never crashed, never ridden in the rain, battery kept at 50-80% always unless fully charged and balanced right before a ride. Stored indoors in a climate controlled environment. Cross-posted to Facebook marketplace.

Actually let me see if they've actually shipped it yet or if I could cancel... Edit: Yep, it's on its way already. Oh well, I'm sure you'll find a buyer!

JUST ordered one from e wheels yesterday 🤦 totally would have picked this up from you, I'm even planning to be in South Florida next month and could have just picked it up, haha

Another week, another price drop! Get it before it's gone!

Price drop going into week two 🤙

Edit: sold for $900 plus half of $106 shipping. OG Sherman for sale in Louisville, KY. $900 asking price, 8000 miles, second tire, original battery charges perfectly to 100.8v. More details and photos in Facebook marketplace post, shipping available. Trusted, communicative, veteran EUC seller. 🤙 Spiked pedals, fast charger available, can include seat and pads for free if desired. https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/item/1522003551693913/?mibextid=dXMIcH

He's got like...WAY more time on his hands than you do. You can't fix someone who likes the sound of their own voice. I'll be putting in my preorder as soon as ewheels' PayPal integration is back up and running and we've got a video of the new prototype. I'll be powering it off and picking it up with one hand to bring it up stairs, and I'll be sitting on it while riding down the sidewalk, daily. Everyone in this topic who repeatedly states these use cases are impossible are welcome to figuratively stick their fingers in their ears. And eyes.

When you're sitting on a small wheel comfortably your feet shouldn't be flat. Notice his feet are flat because he's trying to lock into his massive power pads; that's why he looks awkward. If you can crouch down next to a campfire, you can sit on a small unicycle.

Should I send you a video of me sitting on my mten3? This thing is taller, flatter and has suspension, it's great.

I'm fine with an off-center carry handle. Power the wheel off, grab the front with one hand, lift up the stairs. Power back on. Any further and you'll be trollying it. I'll absolutely be sitting on this wheel. All the time. It's flat on top, couldn't be better.

Interesting, I can work with this but definitely looking forward to seeing the unit😁

Not that the last several posts haven't been interesting and most definitely relevant to the discussion: if you're waiting on more Falcon news ewheels is expecting the next prototype in a week or so, hopefully with suspension improvements and a carry handle included. Fingers crossed.

Mine was within the first 30 miles. When I disassembled for my street tire change I was able to hand tighten about half the screws in the back of my batteries 😬 I had too much confidence in ewheels' independent QC checks, it seems. I also added silicone over the tops of the screws 👍

@Zombie31 Mine did something like this, but it was one of the battery housing screws coming loose and grinding into the motor cover. I had to remove the battery and tighten down all the screws, then put some silicone over top of them so they didn't re-loosen. Why the hell would they put screws facing the MOTOR on the BACK of the battery housing?