Demargon

Trial in small abandoned quarry

Drifting with mten

Rober take this video of the v10f crashing

I was trying to overcome the bridge, not the speed involved but a jump in it and it went horribly wrong

That was the first time I get some grip lost braking on dry tracks, lucky it was only perceptible for his noise

I was trying to get to the bridge of the image but the entrance was very high and I crashed. The noise of the shock and then a downward glance confirmed the severity of the damage, all the frontal protection parts and several structural parts had parts hanging or falling on the ground. The worst part of the story is that today I decided to fix it and when I finished disassembling the pedals I could not turn it on again, it has a problem with self balancing that I can not solve. I think this video gives an idea of what it means to take out the pedals

My v10f is no longer new

v10f front in pices

one of my best videos

Thanks @Smoother In the span of time since I hit the pothole to the landing of my hands, I was able to think how to fall. Thanks to that I can roll on my back in almost all my falls, so the energy of the impact dissipates and avoids friction damage. The key is to reach the ground on foot, after that it is easy to continue the maneuver to get a nice landing. My advice is to use your hands to protect the face / head so that they are between the head and the floor. Turn your face to the side where you want to make the turn, then raise your legs to lose the impulse of turn and prepare them to get up on your feet again

More footage from the weekend, loots of scooters and unicycles riders following the trails near the river

there were two bottlenecks on that part of the road, a small passage through a chained door and the creek. To save time, some of us decided to go through the creek

Electric scooter and unicycle in Alcalá de Henares natural park. Sharing the path and enyoing the views with riders from Madrid

Rider group across the national park El Pardo in Madrid, Spain

It´s easy if the track are wide. Anyway I did it only a couple of times, a permanent fix is much better for a continuous night ride. For me to cover it with my hand (or foot if you feel in the mood) was enough