How To Ride One Wheel Cycle EUC 🚀 (NEW Tips In 2024)
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How to ride a one wheel cycle, also known as an electric unicycle (EUC), with new tips to make it easier to learn in 2023. I've taught people how to ride an EUC in as little as 3 minutes. In this video, I share some of my tips, with details that can help you learn.
Is it hard to ride an EUC? It's about the same as riding a bike for the first time. Not super easy, but not super hard either. If you can learn to ride a bike, you can learn to ride an EUC too!
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- 1 hr. lesson (bring your own EUC): $50.
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Other tips and techniques that I didn't have time to show in the tutorial:
- HOW TO TURN: the simplest way is to aim your "zipper" to where you want to go. Simple!
- HOW TO FREE MOUNT (launch without support): tip toe on your pushing foot. Press down on the ball of your stable foot, while pushing off with the pushing leg. The key is to accelerate as fast as possible. If you do it timidly, you will lose balance.
Aim your zipper? Why not aim your wiener? All guys know how to do that!
I used a shopping cart, i held onto the shopping cart and it took me approximately ten hours to get the feel of balance. i also conducted all of the exercises you shared in your video as well. i combined every exercise i could find on learning to ride an euc. it was immensely worth the hard work. and like you said, most people learn very quickly.
for me, i tend to learn everything very slowly. i kept telling myself, there is no hurry to learn this, take all of the time needed to feel comfortable.
then i let go of the basket and kept going.
now im practicing with the same basket, to learn to ride backwards. that is taking a little longer but again, no hurry to learn this. just enjoying the process =)
Congrats!!! Riding backward is quite challenging!
Wow, great video ! As a noob you gave me some insights that 25 other videos did not. Thanks so much for this !!!
Thanks Barrie! I’m glad you found it helpful!
Absolutely nailed it on why I was typing over thank you for the video I made a bit of a rash purchase now I'm learning on a abrams and it's a challenge to say the least but I have gotten riding down a bit just need practice stopping and turning
Thanks and congrats on the Abrams! It's an amazing deal. It's big for a beginner, so hang in there. As for stopping, make sure to slow down to the slowest speed you can before you put down your foot. For turning, the simplest way is to point your 'zipper' where you want to turn. Practice figure 8s in a very large empty parking lot. At first, your figure 8s will be gigantic. Work them down to around the size of 2 parking spaces.
Great video. Hopefully more people will actually try riding the EUC and won't give up after first try.
Thanks! Actually almost everyone I know who has tried one did not give up. I’m curious to know the perspective of those who gave up. At which point did they decide to give up? Was it before they were able to ride for at least 10 secs? Or was it after they were riding for a couple of weeks?
About giving up learning to ride, I could only guess it got something to do with the need for it. If they need the ride with EUC, they'll find ways to learn it; if they have more convenient alternatives, then they won't bother to learn. That's my thought having dealt with a quitter of an even easier-to-learn 2 wheels scooter; also my reason for not learning hoverboard. I find this EUC more convenient than regular scooter though, maybe we can have an online session for it 😂
Although with your excellent tutorial here, I'll probably learn it by myself. Thanks!
@@richardmhain Hi Richard that's a really good point. At the time I learned EUCs, I was a Onewheel rider, and I kept thinking of how Onewheel was easier and more fun than EUCs at that time. It was only with persistence that I kept practicing to the point where I began to prefer EUCs.
I'm glad you'd like to learn EUCs. One thing that might help is to set your expectations for a challenge. I found that those who think it's easy find it much harder than they expected, while those who thought it would be very hard found it easier than they expected.
As for online 1-on-1, we could try if you get stuck. But one of the reasons the 1-on-1 is effective is because I use a variety of accessories to make learning easier.
Omg I’m sorry to hear that! :( thanks for sharing that. I will be wearing wrist guards for sure
@@benson5967waiting for my V11 to arrive, was the broken wrist avoidable with protection?
*Awesome tutorial to get started!*
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Thanks bro! I’m learning esk8 too! 😁
@@360vroomers and then teachin that too 😁🤙🏼🤙🏼
@@eBoard3R thanks I hope to get that chance!
This could be the best vid I've seen so far. I thought I was doing something wrong with my toes over the edge, and other vids say 'Turn in circles' without explaining positioning the foot and calf beforehand.
Thanks! Btw may I ask how did you find this video? Did you use search or did it show up in your feed or you saw it on another website?
@@360vroomers I've been binge-watching EUC vids for a while, so you popped up in my feed :)
@360vroomers showed up in my feed too.
Excellent video Mic !! I did not realize when turned on it did not sideways ! That definitely helps a lot
Glad it was helpful! 😀
Looks so cool
I love it. It's fun and practical! I have many PEVs (e-bike, electric scooter, esk8, onewheel, etc.) but if I had to choose only one, I would choose EUCs.
Great video. Answered a lot of questions I had. What about turning? I was waiting for you to talk about that.
Thanks kbearpro! The strange thing is, among all my students, they all learned to turn by themselves. 😀 But there are several techniques for turning. The simplest method is to point your "zipper" to where you want to go. (I told you it was simple haha)
Chooch had a great tip to use a belt and buckle it around the handle. Then you can hold onto the belt when first learning to mount the EUC. The belt helps you keep your body lined up directly in the center of the EUC, and has the added benefit of preventing too much damage to your EUC when you crash at the ultra low speeds you will be going as you learn.
Hi Bruce. That was the old way to learn and was shown in super old Inmotion videos. I never actually tried that method. Did it help you?
@@360vroomers In theory my EUC arrives in a couple of days, so I'll let you know. It certainly makes sense that it would help, and I'm definitely going to give it a shot.
@@BruceWayne15325 go for it! Let me know how it goes!
@@360vroomersIt turns out that my V11 has a cutoff switch right in the middle of the handle, which makes perfect sense, and is convenient. Unfortunately it means the belt trick won't work for me. It's all good though. I just spent a bit of time going in circles one footed and then rocking back and forth while holding a pole, then slowly following down a wall. I got to the point that I only had to touch the wall every 5 seconds or so, but then it started pouring rain, so I had to call it a night. Not bad for 30 min. I feel. I'm hoping that in another 30-45 min I'll be riding without a wall, and working on stopping / dismounting / remounting. Thanks for all the tips!
Try turning off kill spin it worked on my v12
Just got my veretran Sherman Max today first-ever EUC crash do to speed wobbles going 35 also put 45 miles on it same day i taught my self how to ride way easer going fast rather then slow
Oh no! Speed wobbles can be unnerving! I hope you are ok! Try not to panic and try to carve left and right if you can.
Yes ,mate I may need your help plus a guide which one I should buy
Hi Konstantinos. Which one to buy depends on what you want to use it for and what is your budget.
- Entertainment: just use it for fun
- Last mile solution and short errands
- Commuting to work
- off-road riding
- long distance touring (more than 50 miles in a day)
@@360vroomers as a delivery orders option but I need it with some good range and speed
Theres no 'best' one. Some go longer while some are faster. Some are water resistant (promised) while others are not. Some have suspension, others not. Some have s seat, some dont like my weeny Airwheel x3 that only cost me $100 brand new, on shopgoodwill but it didnt come with its charger and it doesnt state its power requirements to charge it.
0:18 it might also be a good idea to always turn your face to the side when you fall.
Thank you very much, that's a great point!
What elbow and forearm guard is that
Hi I got it from Temu. It takes about 2 weeks to arrive in the US. Here’s a 50% off coupon code: Coupon code: afp90522. Here is the link temu.to/k/usF0FTtTfWYxJXX
Just learned of pricey tickets for this ride in Vancouver, Canada :(
I guess this is legal in your place... I'm not sure if I can share their CZcams link but u can search for "b.c. unicyclist hit with pricey ticket"...
That’s terrible. I hope enough people ask their representatives to change the law. Here in California, they changed the law so that onewheels are legal. There are no laws specifically for euc yet but the definition of onewheel somewhat fits so we can use those rules but they are limited to 1000w 🤦. I’m going to start a petition!
In Canada, govt. doesnt seem to listen while Trudeau institutes whatever laws he likes and the people have to do it.
What about break?
Lean forward to accelerate. Lean backward to brake. Similar to hoverboards.
Done with Davinci?😮
Hi Daniela. Yes I used Davinci! If I used Premiere, it would have taken too much time to do effects like Magic Mask. Davinci is so powerful.
@@360vroomers I told you since years…. First it’s a different thinking and Adobe makes it not more easy…
I am sorry me and my husband could not help recently…
@@DanielaTocan Thanks Daniela! Yes it's a different thinking. For me I still find Premiere easier, but Davinci is definitely a lot more powerful. Thanks again for trying to help me. I appreciate it!
I think it's not a good idea to teach newbies to start a movement with a support. Most important skill is the ability to get on the wheel and get off the wheel. I saw many times that people are ok when riding but it's very hard to start and stop also in case of emergency.
Fwiw I’ve taught several people how to ride and I did it by letting them start with support. After they are able to ride, they all learned to launch without support with no problems. But if you are having success teaching to ride without support then more power to you!
Do they have a gasoline or diesel version of these unicycles?
Hi Doctorlove. I've seen some DIY gasoline unicycles, but they were very difficult and dangerous to ride. By contrast, an electric motor can be controlled very precisely by the EUC's computer, moving it forward or backward to keep the wheel stable. A gas or diesel motor cannot be controlled with the same level of precision. That's why all self-balancing unicycles are electric.
@@360vroomers Makes sense. I wonder if there's a hybrid version out there that has the range of gasoline or diesel with an electric motor to make up for the shortcomings of the gas/diesel motor.
@@doctorlove-robinsontheseco818 so far I haven’t seen one but there are wheels that have over 100 miles range such as the begode master pro. Personally I charge my wheels only about 1x a week.
I chickened out and got an E-scooter instead of an EUC. I saw all the cutout faceplant vids and thought twice
I totally understand. It's hard to imagine trusting the equipment to work. I have a similar fear about scuba diving for example. If the gear malfunctions while you're deep underwater, you could die. Having said that, for EUC, there are ways to mitigate your risk: 1. i buy a more powerful wheel than i need, so it's very unlikely to be overpowered. 2. i always pay attention to the beep warnings. 3. i don't buy a wheel until i've seen how reliable it is in terms of cutouts. 4. i wear a helmet and gear so that if ever it cuts out, i'm going to reduce the chance of injury.
scariest move about the EUC us that you cant stop it impromptu there's no abrupt stopping compare to ebike escooter
See 06:19 of this video czcams.com/video/R90eN5jL3-U/video.htmlsi=T-qXDK4BjDAgt6yq
@@360vroomers i saw this video few years and definitely not for everyone, you need to be acustomed to it b4 using it, compare to ebikes, escooter just hop & ride and see you can't stop it instantly dangerous
@@user-dm1it5cx8x euc is definitely harder. I think this works in favor of euc safety. You need to take time to learn it so most people are much more careful when they ride euc. With e-bike and scooter they can get on right away and sometimes they don’t respect the danger.
@@360vroomers its fun i think its portable but it really need a good practice to it takes time, well i guess to each his own what ever ride that makes you feel comfy go zoom for it ...
@@user-dm1it5cx8x it takes more time to learn than e-bike or scooter but my students learn in an hour or less (record right now is 3 minutes).
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Watch the movie you know that man @@360vroomers
I think you may want to find another video if you are trying to learn... This guy's advice is wishy washy.
If you’ve seen more precise instructions for foot position for example, pls share them. 😎
Google ( SHORTS ) are a total waste of time, please stop posting them.
Thanks for the feedback!