Looking for suggestions on a rough singletrack trail EU

[electric-boarding]

I'm in the market for a EU that I want to beat on with some serious trails. Looking for a EU with tons of power (I'm 200lbs) and is pretty durable. 

I've never owned an EU but I've Mountain unicycled for about 4 years or so with a 26" Nimbus (pedal powered).

Karl

[dmethvin]

Have you seen the videos from @EUC Extreme? Here is his YouTube channel. Looks like he is using a heavily customized Gotway 18 right now. Here's a good one:

 

 

[EUC Extreme]

Me my self blush to look at these videos 
If the rougher driving interested, I recommend definitely buy the V-model Gotway. It is able to be tilted more, not surprising exhaustion are unable to attend. In normal driving it does not matter, but the fierce occupied the absolute.
electric-scooter-scop.com sells these. You send them an email and you will get price and delivery information.
Unfortunately, the website is still in progress.

[electric-boarding]

Sweet, that video is exactly what I've been looking for. I saw some of his other videos on Youtube, but mostly just going around a moto track at high speeds which is much less interesting to me.

 

EUC that url does not resolve for me. I'm also surprised that you're riding the speed version of the 18" Gotway, isn't there a high torque version that would make more sense?

[esaj]

1 minute ago, electric-boarding said:

Sweet, that video is exactly what I've been looking for. I saw some of his other videos on Youtube, but mostly just going around a moto track at high speeds which is much less interesting to me.

 

EUC that url does not resolve for me. I'm also surprised that you're riding the speed version of the 18" Gotway, isn't there a high torque version that would make more sense?

There's a typo in the URL, it's  http://electric-scooter-shop.com/

Vee's (EUC Extreme's) 18" HS Gotways are customized: he uses 900Wh worth of high-discharge LiPos (Lithium Polymer) that can give much higher currents (and thus, much higher torque) than the 18650 Li-ion cells, and he has a custom mainboard.