duaner
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Any riders in Little Rock, AR want to meet up for a ride in the next several days? I expect to be in the area Saturday (maybe late) until Friday. Reply here or private message me if interested. I'll be bringing ks16x (and maybe mten3 and/or ks16s)
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Fun ride yesterday! Thanks.
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PMed you some more info.
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Tucson AZ: Anyone want to ride next Friday or Saturday (16th or 17th)? I'm in Tucson for mother-in-law's 90th birthday, but the party isn't until Sunday, so it'd be fun to do some riding. I should arrive in town mid-day Friday so could probably ride anytime after mid-afternoon and/or on Saturday. I expect I'll have my Tesla and mten3 with me.
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Sounds "space ship" to me.
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Wish I could give it more than one like.
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Maybe your (ex)V8 gets jealous and curses its rival wheels? :} I bought that V8 for my brother and two evening ago he slipped and fell while riding his S1 (again not the V8) and suffered a left radial head fracture.
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If you want to look at the "bright side": Better to have your bad luck while riding the EUC; if the bad luck had hit during your helicopter accident, you'd be dead already.
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Riding forwards, wrist gaurds are good protection. For learning backwards wrist guards and elbow guards are a good idea.
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Legalising EUCs in the UK, the next steps
duaner replied to Ben Pearson's topic in General Discussion
Consider purchase cost. If you spend $1500 on an EUC which you ride 3000 miles that's $0.50/mile not counting anything else (electricity, chargers, trolleys, safety gear, padding, ...) -
You can probably also find Slime at walmart, or a bike shop (they may have other brands only), and maybe the local convenience store (but that may be only for tubeless)
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EUC’s and rhe police . US laws and ordinances.
duaner replied to Scott Henley's topic in General Discussion
Unless they aren't cheating. There are some real disabilities where an EUC could be an actual an aid; and needing a real service dog is not cheating either. -
I see a filename, but no image.
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Note EUC width (of pedal mounts) also impact the "apparent" pedal height. A narrow EUC with X high pedals will lean substantially further before scraping than will a wider EUC with the same height pedals. Maybe the best way to measure pedal height is an angle: How far can the wheel title sideways before the pedal scrapes.
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So, you think pedal scrape on EUCs with lower pedals is bad technique. Seems to me it is bad EUC design. My thoughts: I ought not have to underlean the EUC to prevent pedal scrape. I.e. I should force the EUC more upright than the amount my body is leaned; I ought to be able to lean my EUC the same amount. Other than forcing the EUC to stay in an unnaturally vertical position during higher lean turns: Is there some other technique to use to prevent pedal scrape?
