Chooch your enthusiasm for the Lynx is infectious and your hat is so rad. Your unboxing reminded me of a child getting his first bicycle Xmas morning. You're the dude. 6 pac Gord.
I love that you ride in the arctic weather. I just got a bunch of warm gear myself for riding the motorcycle and just rode to the store today in under 32-degree weather. Keep going strong out there Chooch.
Dude, awesome walk-through! One thing I noticed immediately in your review (hadn't noticed previously for some reason...) is the extra shell/protection under the battery-box area over what's on the Patton. Also, super excited to see how that tire performs for dual use... Also, another eWheels customer here whose been super happy with the level of cust. service and industry engagement - those guys are awesome and will be seeing more of my business very shortly, methinks!
@@electricunipsycho Yea, I understand. I saw them the first time and I think Howlett as the musical mastermind is absolutely essential for the band. But the MCs are really transporting the action and the live power, so it's really a big loss that Keith is just dancing above from since he's not here anymore.
@@electricunipsycho Damn, the Foos. I was happy to see them at Rock am Ring this year not far from the stage and the 80.000 people crowd. It is absolutely one of my fave bands.
I saw The Prodigy twice. At Rockwerchter in Belgium, I think 2015. I was standing close to the podium and I had small binoculars with me. I was zooming in to Keith. It was like Keith was staring at me and looking deep into my soul. Second time was in my home town.
Tubeless is awesome! I've had many punctures on my tubeless mountain bike wheels but never once has it required that I go home with a flat. And with the sealant I run I often don't even know I had a puncture until I get home and I clean my bike. it also allows you to run lower pressure and still be safe if you happen to be riding a super rocky trail for example. And then when you're done, just air up a little bit for your street ride home.
What sealant do you use for EUC? I’ve used stans for over 15 years on my MTB’s and I’ve never had a flat in all that time. Only once I had a cut tyre in the rain from broken glass. But I’m unsure about using stans in an EUC because of the ammonia content.
@@turbolevo8703 I use Orange Seal. Interesting subject on ammonia. That is not on my radar. Curious what your thoughts are on that. I'll do some homework too.
@@user-ke9yk5qp3u I’ve had stans sealant corrode aluminium rims. It takes time to do this, a year or two, and I’ve never had a rim fail because of it, but it does eat into the aluminium, especially around the valve hole where there may be no protective anodise where the hole has been drilled. I’ve bought some sealant without ammonia in it for my EUC, Peatys which is a UK brand. Thanks for your thoughts. Ps. The ammonia in stans sealant is used to prevent it drying out, although it still does dry out over time, but this can take 12 months or so depending on climate etc.
@@turbolevo8703 damn the factory sealant in my onewheel was still good two years and 3000 miles later. It now has armordilloz tire sealant extra strength. Never run anything in my euc but definitely will if I get this and it's tubeless!
I'm now putting it inside inner tubes in my scooter and since then I have never gotten a flat. We have a lot of goat heads out here so sealant is a must!
Just ordered a Lynx with your affiliate code. Thanks for making these videos I dig your content. I saw you were riding around outside Boulder and on the Cherry Creek Trail. I am moving to Broomfield this week like 15 minutes from Boulder right off of 36. We should link up and trade off holding the camera. I just sold my patton so that I could buy a lynx. 62lb spring with the street tire per your recommendation. Early February can’t get here fast enough.
I also ordered a LYNX for myself. It came out to me at $3,185. But I live in the Russian Federation, if you convert it into rubles, it's 288,000 rubles. The price is without guarantee. But I take my wheels apart and service them myself.
Heads up on the calibration, the top of the wheel is angled, there has been some wrong calibrating going on because of this. I’d focus more on the pedals.
My friend, great video, courtesy heads up, that street tire does not pair well with asphalt and a drop of water. It is essentially like riding on slicks, great for summer but be safe man.
Wait until you find out it can operate with a faulty hall sensor! They fixed it so when it cuts out itll keep going and slow down gradually until you can dismount safely.
@@TheHitman- I watched a French dude in a video put a circuit breaker on and he set it to cut out when he triggers it.... The wheel indeed cut out and slowed down to about 5kph and tilted him off.... It's real dude!
Awesome looking wheel, looking forward for the road test, we know you’ll ride it hard. And nice Cousin Eddy hat (Christmas Vacation). Hope you have fun with this one and Merry Christmas.
3:11 It's funny how people say that Lynx is light weight and it weighs 88 pounds, but people complain how the Apple Vision Pro is heavy at 650 grams. 😂😂😂😂
id rather them work on a wheel and take their time perfecting it instead of playing catch up coz another brand released a new model, Catch up = rushed wheel with a lot of problems and what is so bad about seeing a bunch of lynx in a podium?
i've´ been a V11 mtb trail rider for 3years now (first wheel). beating the shit outta those rims. i guess my big question is. Lynx vs V14. i like inmotion safety (never cut on me,) but their design is not easy to Modify. .
Hi chooch , I’ll I live in Colorado as well and I have two unicycles that needs to be fixed. 1 is the king song s18 and the other one Kate is other brand can you please tell me where can I take them to get them fixed thank you very much. Be waiting your answer or anybody that have that information that I need please contact me. I would really appreciate it.
About the charge rate anything less than 1C which is 0 to 100% longer than 1 hour is not going to have any real world impact on the longevity of the batteries you'd be better off charging at that high rate right before you go on a ride rather than leaving it at 100% overnight cuz you didn't want to wait 3 hours for it to charge before you went out the next day
pedal makers please have round as possible sides thanks. incase it lands on you. Or you misplace your foot and scrap all the skin off your ankle bone like me on my old wheel unrelated to this wheel. Nice looking wheel Mr Chooch. I like nobby types for pushing up stairs, a street tyre spins against stair as no teeth to climb it. Funny I've got street Tyre on presently ha and still love riding so yeah.
Now there is a video of some dude who installs a switch in between the hall sensor and the controller and when he is going over 20 miles an hour he turns it off! The wheel beeps and slows down to 3 miles an hour before it quits.
Like I've been saying, the Lynx is trying to take me away from Begode, but the Begode price point and customizability is a huge part of the deal. What do you think I should do for upgrading from Nikola+?
The Lynx is only 2700 Wh and over 4000 dollars/euro. So if you want range, look somewhere else. My EX30 at 3600Wh feels short on range, if I am riding 40 mph consistently. Riding at speed with 134V, eats up the battery very fast. Especially in cold weather, the range is a lot shorter. The Nikolas+ AR is 2700Wh, if I am correct.
Yea, that's true. Range isn't too important for me though since I do urban riding. I am very interested in performance though and power to weight ratios@@BunnyslippersEUC
Inmotion dropped the ball on the suspension for v14. The suspension gets stuck, leaving you with 20mm travel. Everyone is trying to figure out how to fix it before making an official review. Inmotion recommends wd40 😂
@liamhaddon7526 I rode it in store at one of the suppliers. Without a working suspension, v14 is not worth it. Not to mention the number of issues they have with their complicated software (in general, not just the v14). If you're in between v14 and lynx, I suggest lynx. I also rode the lynx, and it feels way better to me.
Such a sick wheel; I have the Patton and I don’t regret my purchase seeing as the Lynx is $1100 more expensive, but if I had to sell my Patton to buy another wheel, Lynx all day. Leaperkim is knocking it out of the park, and honestly you’re crazy if you think you’re getting a better value with any other brand. These wheels just run right out of the box without anything done to them, and they perform like Begode while being as tough as a Nokia.
More technologically advanced and 10000000000000x more fun absolutely worth the price. Especially for this one. Trust me. I have. A vsett escooter and I would take an electric unicycle over the scooter. The scooters are much more dangerous too. Once you get good on an euc it’s an extension of your mind and body. The scooter never fully meshes with mind and body like and euc does. Try the euc, trust me.
@@choochtech been looking at inmotion v13. With scooters I made the mistake of buying a cheap scooter and having to upgrade a few months later. Don’t want to have to do that with the EUC. Thoughts? I live in a small spread out town I need fast and long range. I am normally go 40MPH+ on my scooter and 20 mile trips. So a EUC that can do 50 and go at least 30 miles would be ideal.
@@Fishfood007 v13 too heavy for a starter wheel. Get a v12 HT for your first wheel. It is half the price, and you will love it. If you want suspension get the v11. The v13 is too big and fast and heavy for practical use. V12 ht is my recommended first euc.
@@Fishfood007 you’d like the Patton but it’s a small diameter wheel. Get a 20 inch wheel if you want speed and the range, hard to ride a small wheel like the Patton fast and far range suffers. Sherman s, or the Lynx is what you want. Low key the lynx is the best wheel I have ever rode. The thing is amazing. Patton is a trail wheel pretty much, kinda low range specs. Lynx or Sherman s is what you want if you looking for range and speed you are used to on your scooter. If I was buying any euc right now I would get the Lynx 100% it’s light weight and stupid fast, and has plenty of range even when riding fast. Lynx or Sherman s. You get double range and about 10 mph less top speed on the Sherman s.
Pre order the Lynx here- Ewheels bit.ly/3exn7hX
does it come with any anti-theft features?
Your tip about riding offset and basically always steering for control totally leveled up my riding
Chooch your enthusiasm for the Lynx is infectious and your hat is so rad. Your unboxing reminded me of a child getting his first bicycle Xmas morning. You're the dude. 6 pac Gord.
I love that you ride in the arctic weather. I just got a bunch of warm gear myself for riding the motorcycle and just rode to the store today in under 32-degree weather. Keep going strong out there Chooch.
Every time Chooch says “High Quality”…. SHOTS!!! 😂 Thanks for the overview mate. Look forward to some ride vids.
Looking forward to seeing cooch send it. This is probably the best wheel out there.
Dude, awesome walk-through! One thing I noticed immediately in your review (hadn't noticed previously for some reason...) is the extra shell/protection under the battery-box area over what's on the Patton. Also, super excited to see how that tire performs for dual use...
Also, another eWheels customer here whose been super happy with the level of cust. service and industry engagement - those guys are awesome and will be seeing more of my business very shortly, methinks!
Glad your getting wheels dude keep up the good work. Ride safe!
Definitely have to compare this to the v14
Just coming back from a PRODIGY concert, seeing that a nee chooch video is up … I definitely sleep well tonight.
It will never really be the prodigy without Keith. Stil cool tho. Was thankful to see them before he died. We got foo fighters here tonight
@@electricunipsycho Yea, I understand. I saw them the first time and I think Howlett as the musical mastermind is absolutely essential for the band. But the MCs are really transporting the action and the live power, so it's really a big loss that Keith is just dancing above from since he's not here anymore.
@@electricunipsycho Damn, the Foos. I was happy to see them at Rock am Ring this year not far from the stage and the 80.000 people crowd. It is absolutely one of my fave bands.
I saw The Prodigy twice. At Rockwerchter in Belgium, I think 2015. I was standing close to the podium and I had small binoculars with me. I was zooming in to Keith. It was like Keith was staring at me and looking deep into my soul.
Second time was in my home town.
So cool!! @@BunnyslippersEUC
Lynx race! Let's GOOOOO
Tubeless is awesome! I've had many punctures on my tubeless mountain bike wheels but never once has it required that I go home with a flat. And with the sealant I run I often don't even know I had a puncture until I get home and I clean my bike. it also allows you to run lower pressure and still be safe if you happen to be riding a super rocky trail for example. And then when you're done, just air up a little bit for your street ride home.
What sealant do you use for EUC?
I’ve used stans for over 15 years on my MTB’s and I’ve never had a flat in all that time.
Only once I had a cut tyre in the rain from broken glass. But I’m unsure about using stans in an EUC because of the ammonia content.
@@turbolevo8703 I use Orange Seal. Interesting subject on ammonia. That is not on my radar. Curious what your thoughts are on that. I'll do some homework too.
@@user-ke9yk5qp3u
I’ve had stans sealant corrode aluminium rims. It takes time to do this, a year or two, and I’ve never had a rim fail because of it, but it does eat into the aluminium, especially around the valve hole where there may be no protective anodise where the hole has been drilled.
I’ve bought some sealant without ammonia in it for my EUC, Peatys which is a UK brand. Thanks for your thoughts.
Ps. The ammonia in stans sealant is used to prevent it drying out, although it still does dry out over time, but this can take 12 months or so depending on climate etc.
@@turbolevo8703 damn the factory sealant in my onewheel was still good two years and 3000 miles later. It now has armordilloz tire sealant extra strength. Never run anything in my euc but definitely will if I get this and it's tubeless!
I'm now putting it inside inner tubes in my scooter and since then I have never gotten a flat. We have a lot of goat heads out here so sealant is a must!
Ok , i am a old guy , 62 , thinking about a euc , i know you must have rode it sooooo , lets have a vid , thank you
Free spin moved up to 135 kph with the latest software update 👍
Just ordered a Lynx with your affiliate code. Thanks for making these videos I dig your content. I saw you were riding around outside Boulder and on the Cherry Creek Trail. I am moving to Broomfield this week like 15 minutes from Boulder right off of 36. We should link up and trade off holding the camera. I just sold my patton so that I could buy a lynx. 62lb spring with the street tire per your recommendation. Early February can’t get here fast enough.
Looking forward to seeing more on this Mr Chooch your in the zone.
Ride safe
I also ordered a LYNX for myself. It came out to me at $3,185. But I live in the Russian Federation, if you convert it into rubles, it's 288,000 rubles. The price is without guarantee. But I take my wheels apart and service them myself.
Great video man. Your enthusiasm is infectious! It feels like Christmas time :)
Is the lynx the torquiest wheel right now?
Heads up on the calibration, the top of the wheel is angled, there has been some wrong calibrating going on because of this. I’d focus more on the pedals.
I appreciate your passion for EUCs
Can't wait for the street run reviews, and the off road of cause;
You live a blessed life man, Enjoy.
My friend, great video, courtesy heads up, that street tire does not pair well with asphalt and a drop of water. It is essentially like riding on slicks, great for summer but be safe man.
What's the best wheel to get?
Super glad you got one
Handaxe unboxing #1
5:08 - the level of stoke is so high!! you're so pumped lol
Yup i carry a plug kit when i ride my emove cruiser with tubeless tires, best way to fix a tire on the go.
Wait until you find out it can operate with a faulty hall sensor! They fixed it so when it cuts out itll keep going and slow down gradually until you can dismount safely.
So what are you saying? Basically, you can't crash from a cutout on this wheel?
@@TheHitman-I seen this with my own eyes man
@alexanderbuchanan33 So, what are you saying? Basically, you can't crash from a cutout on this wheel?
@@TheHitman- I watched a French dude in a video put a circuit breaker on and he set it to cut out when he triggers it.... The wheel indeed cut out and slowed down to about 5kph and tilted him off.... It's real dude!
wow , chooch on the lynx?i m waiting for your review bro , happy to see you on the lynx ,i love yours videos
It looks beatiful! Looking forward to seeing you ride it!
Awesome looking wheel, looking forward for the road test, we know you’ll ride it hard.
And nice Cousin Eddy hat (Christmas Vacation).
Hope you have fun with this one and Merry Christmas.
Chooch. this is proffessional . godspeed. 😮
I think inmotion have the unboxing experience dialed in, leperkin, still a way to go! 😂
So excited to see your full review :)
It looks like a better version of the V13.
Nicely done from the OG himself 😎
What's taking so long?!?!? It's been almost 2 weeks. I'm dying here, lol. I hope you're OK
Same here. I’ve been refreshing your page. You good?
Still waiting on your next vid Chooch! Wanna hear what tire I should get so I'm waiting to see whatcha say!
3:11 It's funny how people say that Lynx is light weight and it weighs 88 pounds, but people complain how the Apple Vision Pro is heavy at 650 grams. 😂😂😂😂
Not sure about tubeless, always thinking about that bead slipping, not going to get low pressure 🤔 Wonder if it matters 🤔
No it's sealed. Takes a machine to break that bead, tire to the rim won't do it.
Awesome 😎 thanks brother!!🙏
If Begode doesn't have an answer to this wheel I have a feeling this year's podium are gonna be packed with Lynx's...
id rather them work on a wheel and take their time perfecting it instead of playing catch up coz another brand released a new model,
Catch up = rushed wheel with a lot of problems
and what is so bad about seeing a bunch of lynx in a podium?
Imma save up for this sweet wheel
I've got a V11 I want to upgrade, i was thinking sherman S or Lynx, what do you guys think ?
Lynx
Lynx. Or wait for the GT Pro and see how it compares if you have time
The Lynx has less range tho, and i'm scared of first batches haha, i might have to wait a few months before deciding@@RogueTravel
Lynx is the better wheel in every category. Sherman s has more range but less power.
@@TheHitman- how much range can you get out of a lynx with that much power?
Dude you sound so excited xD
Who wouldn't be?
What’s the range and speed and water proofing.
Cut out signal.
Cut out safety?
Great work, Chooch.
Do you think somebody that's on the shorter side would have an issue with this wheel. By that I mean someone that's like 5`3
i've´ been a V11 mtb trail rider for 3years now (first wheel). beating the shit outta those rims. i guess my big question is. Lynx vs V14.
i like inmotion safety (never cut on me,) but their design is not easy to Modify.
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Hi chooch , I’ll I live in Colorado as well and I have two unicycles that needs to be fixed. 1 is the king song s18 and the other one Kate is other brand can you please tell me where can I take them to get them fixed thank you very much. Be waiting your answer or anybody that have that information that I need please contact me. I would really appreciate it.
Does the street tire work for trail riding? Can you ride it through snow with a street tire?
Pedal risers on an mten4 😂wonder how difficult that would ride off road. I’m sure it’d be fun tho
Are you Woody Harlsons lost son ?? Lol
Can’t remember if you mentioned the battery type you have? 50 E or S?
10:44 You should put this in your intro for all the review videos 😅
About the charge rate anything less than 1C which is 0 to 100% longer than 1 hour is not going to have any real world impact on the longevity of the batteries you'd be better off charging at that high rate right before you go on a ride rather than leaving it at 100% overnight cuz you didn't want to wait 3 hours for it to charge before you went out the next day
Finally.
Nobody make Pure Street like old sherman 😢 Not all like offroad
What suspension do you have? I’m about 210lbs and having trouble deciding if I should go with the 66lb or 70lb.
66 and it felt absolutely perfect. I’m about 140 lbs now I think. It took the washboard dirt roads so well I was amazed!
Get the 70 if you are 210lbs
@@choochtech thanks man!
pedal makers please have round as possible sides thanks. incase it lands on you. Or you misplace your foot and scrap all the skin off your ankle bone like me on my old wheel unrelated to this wheel.
Nice looking wheel Mr Chooch.
I like nobby types for pushing up stairs, a street tyre spins against stair as no teeth to climb it.
Funny I've got street Tyre on presently ha and still love riding so yeah.
How’s it feel when you lift it? Heavy or light?
40 kilo wheel very expensive. 4200 USD. To me big diameter wheels are street wheels while smaller diameter is more off roading oriented.
Now there is a video of some dude who installs a switch in between the hall sensor and the controller and when he is going over 20 miles an hour he turns it off! The wheel beeps and slows down to 3 miles an hour before it quits.
hello can we put a 2.75-14 in 20 inch or fit a michelin in 80/90/14-46 the equivalent of a sherman s or ex30 tire thanks for your answer
Yes, I already bought a Michelin PS2 80/90-14 for the Lynx 😅
What pound suspension is that ?
Veteran lynx ? Or maybe leaperkim lynx ?
Like I've been saying, the Lynx is trying to take me away from Begode, but the Begode price point and customizability is a huge part of the deal. What do you think I should do for upgrading from Nikola+?
The Lynx is only 2700 Wh and over 4000 dollars/euro. So if you want range, look somewhere else. My EX30 at 3600Wh feels short on range, if I am riding 40 mph consistently. Riding at speed with 134V, eats up the battery very fast. Especially in cold weather, the range is a lot shorter.
The Nikolas+ AR is 2700Wh, if I am correct.
Yea, that's true. Range isn't too important for me though since I do urban riding. I am very interested in performance though and power to weight ratios@@BunnyslippersEUC
The new Master V4 with EX30 motherboard and 50S battery with less than half the price of Lynx might be the best value wheel for now;
@@samuelju9247 suspension on Master isn't very good. Master build isn't very strong. So of course it is cheaper.
How much does it weigh? How much power does it make nominal or peak power? What are all the specs? How many amp hours?
It's on eeheels look it up
Ewheels
Is it Veteran or Leaper?
awesome video, incredible looking euc, can you do a video steps on calibration please,
Lynx or Commander pro? Imagine you're poor and can only own one.
They said Lynx is 45% or 30% hill grade. bruh I'm confused....
Wongway already has video for 45% climb up effortlessly
..better than V14?
I only see one reviwer testing the V14 in CZcams, strange enough as V14 release much earlier than Lynx. It's not quite, it's dead quite.
Inmotion dropped the ball on the suspension for v14. The suspension gets stuck, leaving you with 20mm travel. Everyone is trying to figure out how to fix it before making an official review. Inmotion recommends wd40 😂
@@silviuslujitoru5211 Where did you hear that from?
@liamhaddon7526 I rode it in store at one of the suppliers. Without a working suspension, v14 is not worth it. Not to mention the number of issues they have with their complicated software (in general, not just the v14). If you're in between v14 and lynx, I suggest lynx. I also rode the lynx, and it feels way better to me.
@@silviuslujitoru5211 hmm.. i wonder how high drops can the lynx do, the v14 seemed to break new ground.
First 🎉😅
Such a sick wheel; I have the Patton and I don’t regret my purchase seeing as the Lynx is $1100 more expensive, but if I had to sell my Patton to buy another wheel, Lynx all day.
Leaperkim is knocking it out of the park, and honestly you’re crazy if you think you’re getting a better value with any other brand. These wheels just run right out of the box without anything done to them, and they perform like Begode while being as tough as a Nokia.
I’m thinking about shelling out even though I already have the Patton too. Hope they do a Lynx mini or a Patton v2
I am selling my OG Sherman and my Kingsong S22. But I will wait until the price drop. Even the V13 dropped below the 4000 euro.
Good video!!
But....in the suspension you have 62LBS? Or 66LBS??
62LBS...sure...😅
Is it Nice Chooch? 😂
Bruh…come on, flee to the street for a ride…😅
Why are these so expensive compared to e-scooters
More technologically advanced and 10000000000000x more fun absolutely worth the price. Especially for this one.
Trust me. I have. A vsett escooter and I would take an electric unicycle over the scooter. The scooters are much more dangerous too. Once you get good on an euc it’s an extension of your mind and body. The scooter never fully meshes with mind and body like and euc does. Try the euc, trust me.
@@choochtech been looking at inmotion v13. With scooters I made the mistake of buying a cheap scooter and having to upgrade a few months later. Don’t want to have to do that with the EUC. Thoughts? I live in a small spread out town I need fast and long range. I am normally go 40MPH+ on my scooter and 20 mile trips. So a EUC that can do 50 and go at least 30 miles would be ideal.
@@Fishfood007 v13 too heavy for a starter wheel. Get a v12 HT for your first wheel. It is half the price, and you will love it. If you want suspension get the v11. The v13 is too big and fast and heavy for practical use. V12 ht is my recommended first euc.
@@choochtech too slow. What about the veteran Patton?
@@Fishfood007 you’d like the Patton but it’s a small diameter wheel. Get a 20 inch wheel if you want speed and the range, hard to ride a small wheel like the Patton fast and far range suffers.
Sherman s, or the Lynx is what you want. Low key the lynx is the best wheel I have ever rode. The thing is amazing. Patton is a trail wheel pretty much, kinda low range specs.
Lynx or Sherman s is what you want if you looking for range and speed you are used to on your scooter.
If I was buying any euc right now I would get the Lynx 100% it’s light weight and stupid fast, and has plenty of range even when riding fast. Lynx or Sherman s. You get double range and about 10 mph less top speed on the Sherman s.
that is high end product. I own KS18xl and KS22. I will never buy KS products again.
@choochtech Does all Leaperkin Lynx comes with a tubeless tires?