Keith Posted June 9, 2017 Posted June 9, 2017 14 minutes ago, Planetpapi said: Funny! Inspired by Himalayas? What does it mean? Its ups and downs are some of the biggest in the world perhaps?
LanghamP Posted June 9, 2017 Posted June 9, 2017 26 minutes ago, Planetpapi said: Funny! Inspired by Himalayas? What does it mean? People die attempting to climb on it.
EUCMania Posted June 10, 2017 Author Posted June 10, 2017 If it was not for the wheel, this i5 can be mistaken as a business briefcase. So, put a pad on that looks briefcase, cover the wheel, then I can take it into many business places.
kasenutty Posted June 10, 2017 Posted June 10, 2017 It kinda looks like an old school gas can. I like old school gas cans though. They look kinda cool.
RooEUC Posted June 10, 2017 Posted June 10, 2017 11 hours ago, EUCMania said: I just found this on youtube There's already a lot of discussion on this in the IPS section of the forum - several threads ongoing for the past few weeks. I am really digging this wheel, big time. I am looking forward to seeing some forum members get their hands on it and put it to the test.
Carlos E Rodriguez Posted June 10, 2017 Posted June 10, 2017 16 minutes ago, RooMiniPro said: There's already a lot of discussion on this in the IPS section of the forum - several threads ongoing for the past few weeks. I am really digging this wheel, big time. I am looking forward to seeing some forum members get their hands on it and put it to the test. I like the concepts they have put together. Greatly done. But not for me. Every design has a purpose. SUV, sports cars, super cars, minivan. The same goes for EUC. This one it's like a SMART car or a MINI COOPER. It's cute and easy to move around the city. Not for me. But great design. I like more the practical sports car like a BMW or Mercedes. A Ferrari would be really cool but cannot afford multiple cars. So I want something that gets me around and it's reliable but has some horse power and it's not fragile.
Trey Lewis Posted June 10, 2017 Posted June 10, 2017 5 hours ago, RooMiniPro said: There's already a lot of discussion on this in the IPS section of the forum - several threads ongoing for the past few weeks. I am really digging this wheel, big time. I am looking forward to seeing some forum members get their hands on it and put it to the test. Just checked tracking and out test models are only four days out! Let me know what you want to know and we will put together a comprehensive video.
RooEUC Posted June 12, 2017 Posted June 12, 2017 On 2017-06-10 at 4:10 AM, Trey Lewis said: Just checked tracking and out test models are only four days out! Let me know what you want to know and we will put together a comprehensive video. That would be brilliant, Trey. Here are a few things that come to mind: 1: Real world range 2. Confirmation of the weight 3. How does it handle hills? 4. Are the lights bright enough to ride at night? 5. How quiet is it? Like a near-silent Ninebot or the annoying whine of a Gotway. I am really looking forward to your review!
Trey Lewis Posted June 12, 2017 Posted June 12, 2017 56 minutes ago, RooMiniPro said: That would be brilliant, Trey. Here are a few things that come to mind: 1: Real world range 2. Confirmation of the weight 3. How does it handle hills? 4. Are the lights bright enough to ride at night? 5. How quiet is it? Like a near-silent Ninebot or the annoying whine of a Gotway. I am really looking forward to your review! Added them all to the list!
LanghamP Posted June 12, 2017 Posted June 12, 2017 On 6/10/2017 at 3:10 AM, Trey Lewis said: Just checked tracking and out test models are only four days out! Let me know what you want to know and we will put together a comprehensive video. I'm very interested in this wheel too as I would consider it to be an "extreme" wheel, like an MSuper or a Monster except in the opposite direction towards portability and tiny form factor. While I love cruising and commuting on my wheels (wheels have got to be the only vehicle that invariably increases the commute distance as one attempts to explore streets not gone on before), I think this wheel works as an "invisible" wheel whereby gets out of your way when you're not riding it. Therefore I propose you test it using an entirely different criteria than normal enthusiast wheels. --How easy is it to text and talk while riding it on a sidewalk with pedestrians? I'm not kidding; if it's hard to balance at low speeds and notices bumps then that's not good. --Learnability assuming one has no experience at all with wheels. --You ran out of power. Now light it around for the rest of the day. --What size backpack/duffle bag/Laptop sleeve do I need for this? --Ease of cleaning the dirt FF the wheel. I actually see using a slick or a semi slick tire to be very appropriate as they pick up less dirt and debris. --Two-handed carry. I've wondered why wheels are so hard to carry two-handed especially if one hand is on the handle. --Lay-flat on the front seat? Or stand up between or to the side of seats?
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