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Pretty cool.  Sadly no use to us who live in Asian countries.  Electric vehicles are highly regulated or illegal to use in public roads and pathways.  A vehicle in Hong Kong law and I suspect also in China is classed as having two wheels or more.  So just now its ok to ride electric unicycles but making them into 2 wheels again not so sure.

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Pretty cool.  Sadly no use to us who live in Asian countries.  Electric vehicles are highly regulated or illegal to use in public roads and pathways.  A vehicle in Hong Kong law and I suspect also in China is classed as having two wheels or more.  So just now its ok to ride electric unicycles but making them into 2 wheels again not so sure.

Chuts you in HK?  So am I.  :P

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Pretty cool.  Sadly no use to us who live in Asian countries.  Electric vehicles are highly regulated or illegal to use in public roads and pathways.  A vehicle in Hong Kong law and I suspect also in China is classed as having two wheels or more.  So just now its ok to ride electric unicycles but making them into 2 wheels again not so sure.

Very similar here in the UK I'm afraid. All the legislation very specifically refers to 2, 3 or 4 wheels and single wheeled vehicles aren't mentioned.

Not sure how that will affect the twin wheeled eucs if they ever stop one!

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