mdogbucket

I discovered EUCs by accident while looking up info on scooters. I bought a Gotrax GXL scooter after riding Birds and loved how quickly you could cover lots of miles effortlessly. Then I stumbled upon EUCs and thought wow, they look like even more fun to ride. Because I had previous experience riding a unicycle, I figured I could learn fast, so I bought an Inmotion V8 and it's been the most rewarding purchase I've made in a very long time. I ride everyday and find excuses to go places just to ride. Addicting. Pros: -Extremely compact compared to bikes, scooters, etc... I take mine with me every day in the trunk of my car just in case I want to go ride and explore. -Great Versatility. Ride slow and controlled on sidewalks to blend with pedestrians and fast on streets when needed. On road, off road, etc... Trolley effortlessly through stores. -More fun than any other type of ride I know of. -Excellent Range. Even my V8 can do about 20 miles give or take at my weight of 215 Cons: -Can probably get hurt pretty bad due to high speed capability -All are made in China and in there is fear of reliability causing cut-outs, fire or other malfunctions. -Even after getting used to it and riding 100+ miles, feet get numb/sore eventually. -No real exercise even though you feel like you were doing a lot of riding all day -Not great for wet conditions, cold weather (battery), snow & ice. Wish I lived somewhere warmer to ride all year around.

Short quick trail ride near the river in Thiensville Wisconsin on my Inmotion V8.

Yes, I bought a Solowheel G3/Inmotion V8 a few weeks ago from ewheels.com and also found the same thing... the Solowheel website gone and the app not working. I use the Inmotion app and it works fine. I read an explanation for why they use the Inmotion brand on the V10 but not on the V8 and it didn't make much sense to me, especially since there is an Inmotion USA company. Go figure. I love the product though.