I recommend using primer 94 from 3m, prime the handle and the seat, let it dry. then attach the velcro. You can prime the seat twice (5minutes between each prime) because the surface is porous. This will allow the adhesive of the velcros to stick really really well.
I want the V11. In Australia the cheapest price is $3500. Then the v14 is 4 grand up. I am wondering if it's cheaper to import a unicycle, over buying one in Australia
@@MannyReidTV I am willing to pay up to $2400. Beyond that the next tier are the $3,100 wheels like the Veteran Patton and the Begode Master which can go between 47MPH to 50+ MPH. The range on those are similar to the V11 between 40-48 Miles based on the riders weight of 180 lbs. I like the Patton based on some reviews, but I can't afford it right now
@@jaysons8050 I’m new to the EUC scene, so trying to figure out what you all want reviewed in that regard. I’ve found an EUC group local to me now. Gonna get up to speed there hopefully. I’ll get back to you with something new soon though I promise
Well. Actually they still manufacture V5F so.... why not review last batches? Most of manufacturers try to fix issues with next batches. First batches of V11 was dramatic - if we would stick to those reviews nobody will buy a wheel with cut-offs, faulty bearings etc. Now it's quite decent wheel. So why not?
I appreciate this point. Already encountering new controller tunings on the Revv1 and it just came out in March. You’re inspiring some video ideas here 🤔
V11 is a super popular wheel around Seattle too.
That’s pretty dope. I’ve seen a bunch here in CO myself!
And now is coming to the V11Y! 🤓
Hell yeah!!!
I added 2 more strips of velcro to the seat and handle. Then super glued the edges of the velcro..
I recommend using primer 94 from 3m, prime the handle and the seat, let it dry. then attach the velcro. You can prime the seat twice (5minutes between each prime) because the surface is porous. This will allow the adhesive of the velcros to stick really really well.
This thing looks like fun🎉
It wasn’t when I got on it 😆… footage of my attempt wasn’t good enough to post but next time
Very nice
I’m glad you liked the video! I really appreciate the feedback!
what a video!! Lots of value
I appreciate you watching! I’m glad it was helpful
I want the V11. In Australia the cheapest price is $3500. Then the v14 is 4 grand up. I am wondering if it's cheaper to import a unicycle, over buying one in Australia
That’s definitely worth investigating for that price
Cool
Would you try one of these?
I cruise at 50 MPH on my Euc and u can get a v11 up to 38 mph if u know how to ride
Heard that! What else you riding on?
I like my V11, but I hit the warning beep too often. If the max speed was at least 40 MPH, I would be completely content with it
40 is a nice sweet spot for the streets most definitely
How much would you pay for that extra 5-6mph?
@@MannyReidTV I am willing to pay up to $2400. Beyond that the next tier are the $3,100 wheels like the Veteran Patton and the Begode Master which can go between 47MPH to 50+ MPH. The range on those are similar to the V11 between 40-48 Miles based on the riders weight of 180 lbs. I like the Patton based on some reviews, but I can't afford it right now
@@jaysons8050 I’m new to the EUC scene, so trying to figure out what you all want reviewed in that regard. I’ve found an EUC group local to me now. Gonna get up to speed there hopefully. I’ll get back to you with something new soon though I promise
I am also always being told to slow down
Is it hard to perform turns on?
From a beginner standpoint I would say no
V11 has so much issue.
V12 HighTorque is way better
V11 review in mid 2023? Ok.. 😄
Right on man, I get it. I’m new to the EUC scene. I’m more into 2 wheels but don’t discriminate…I’ll post a 13 when I get my hands on one soon
Hater
@@volooooo you need soap or you good on dry?
Well. Actually they still manufacture V5F so.... why not review last batches? Most of manufacturers try to fix issues with next batches. First batches of V11 was dramatic - if we would stick to those reviews nobody will buy a wheel with cut-offs, faulty bearings etc. Now it's quite decent wheel. So why not?
I appreciate this point. Already encountering new controller tunings on the Revv1 and it just came out in March. You’re inspiring some video ideas here 🤔