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I have always charged it to 80% max and I never let it go below 20%. But I've seen some posts about how EUCs should be charged to 100% every 5-6 rides to keep the batteries balanced. Does that apply to Inmotion EUCs as well?

BTW, there's a few more options here if you're in Canada. The store is Toronto based. I know I've suggested the cheaper wrist guards a few comments up, but I'm only around 130lbs. and felt that they were sufficient for me on my falls. I imagine a heavier rider will indeed have the need for more expensive wristguards since the impact will be stronger.

Hey, I'm in Canada too. Ended up getting the Hillbilly Wristguards from Amazon after seeing it recommended many times. My wrists already survived around 4 crashes with it. I originally wanted Flexmeters as well, but shipping to Canada is indeed too much.

Experimenting with night shots

Maybe the Bell Super 3R or Giro Switchblade? Chin bar is removable, so it'll probably fit in any backpack that can fit a regular helmet.

First video! Really nice day yesterday in my city. Attached a GoPro Session to my EUC and went for a ride. Nothing special in this video, just clips of what the trails look like in my neighborhood.

There are many ways to brake, but the one I use the most is by putting my weight on one of my heels (left foot in my case) as if I'm anticipating a punch coming for me. I like the offset foot placement when I ride, my right foot slightly forward on the pedal and used for accelerating, and my left foot placed slightly behind for braking.

Ohhh. I remember reading somewhere that it's healthier for the batteries to just charge only up to 90%, and only charge it to 100% once a month. I guess I need to change my ways.

Question regarding Lithium-ion fires: In cases where a fire starts, can they explode even when the device is turned off? or does it usually just happen when you turn on the device when the batteries are faulty?

EUC World + Flic button can activate the "Enforce Regulatory Compliance" feature in a single click. Might be useful for you!

I was feeling adventurous and took my v10 for a ride in wet conditions for the first time. I fell 3 times in total (while turning) due to misjudging the slipperiness of seemingly dry dirt surfaces. I'm using the Hillbilly gloves, and took no damage on all my falls. The goat skin is very abrasion resistant, and the plastic wrist guards acted as cushions. I always wear a full face helmet, but thankfully haven't crashed hard enough to say if it'll protect my head.

Nice! Hope other cities copy this. I wonder though if ebikes with both electric assist and thumb throttle is allowed. I'm guessing not since the Juiced Scrambler is under the prohibited section. Also 20kmh is the speed limit for all allowed vehicles.

Haha, maybe the EUC world app can be expanded into something with EUC sharing? Renters will need at least 1,000Km logged in tour tracking and a decent gallery of photos before being able to rent.

Thanks for the sound packs! Can't wait to try them soon. Gonna replace the default Harley with the Star Wars one. The Harley sounds cool, but could get me in trouble if someone mistakes my EUC for a gas powered contraption. Here's a few more ideas: Helicopter, Steam Train, a loop of the "Dun Dun" theme song from Jaws and Hardcore Sex Soundpacks

I vote for OW. It's just more "cool" for kids her age. There's almost 0% chance that a fellow kid will think a OW is lame, while some of them will think the EUC is lame. Knowing how kids are, she might stop riding the EUC if someone gives her a negative comment about it.