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Very interesting. There's certainly room enough to pack that with enough batteries to have a range much greater than 25 miles.

I still think nothing beats the all around cool factor of the EUC B)

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7 minutes ago, Marty Backe said:

I still think nothing beats the all around cool factor of the EUC B)

Yup!

Just not to compare with electric unicycle.....second wheel just not needed!

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Nice find. It's described as "self-balancing" scooter, though to me it looks as self-balancing as a bicycle, i.e. it doesn't look to be self-balancing at all. On the up-side, it has a face-plant preventing front wheel. Face-plant prevention is the only up-side I can find, compared to an EUC. Well, maybe it is also a little easier to learn. 

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5 minutes ago, Mono said:

Face-plant prevention is the only up-side I can find, compared to an EUC.

That's a big up-side,  you could ride faster with no fear of face-plant.  But if the front wheel turns like a bicycle fork, you could still get the wobbles and faceplant anyway.  I was wondering why the rider had all those pads on, and they never showed any fast speed.  Must be some problem found in testing.

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10 minutes ago, steve454 said:

That's a big up-side,  you could ride faster with no fear of face-plant.  But if the front wheel turns like a bicycle fork, you could still get the wobbles and faceplant anyway.  I was wondering why the rider had all those pads on, and they never showed any fast speed.  Must be some problem found in testing.

Hard to say. I think you are right, in that the geometry of the self-steering front wheel is decisive and it might give raise to surprising behaviour. Hard to say ;)

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All of these upsides are certainly true, but they don't overcome the fact that you look like you're riding down the road standing on a bicycle :blink:

And all the upsides negate what I love most about an EUC; you can glide wherever you want to go while taking up no more space than a walking person.

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31 minutes ago, steve454 said:

I was wondering why the rider had all those pads on,

Looked like a responsible rider to me :).  The polar opposite of a majority of the videos I've seen of EUC riders.:(

That said, I think I prefer the EUC as well... Looking forward to the spring and summer months.  

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Just now, Wagtenor said:

Looked like a responsible rider to me

Yeah, I was impressed by that,  not many videos show people riding with that much protection.  I was happy to see it.  I only wear a helmet and wrist guard gloves with palm protectors, but elbow and knee protectors are a good idea.

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