What the hell I have never seen people riding two up on an electric unciycle before! I had no idea that was even possible and I have been riding for quite some time.
I'm seeing these showing up on bicycle and walking paths in the cities. The riders ride them like assholes...fast, weaving in between peds. It's all fun and games til someone loses an eye.
i cant even ride my slow wheel (9.7mph max.) yet and i want one of the 2000 dollar ones. I think Im to old for them cause the little kid in me will run wide open but my 73 year old reflex's will crash and i don't bounce like I used to. Follow the fun!
well i want to yell too when slow ass citibike blocking the path when i'm riding esk8 we just have to be patient well some loose their shit and yell or curse. i don't mind sometime because i know i'm blocking their way..
NightBot I hear ya. I used to ride before the path got crowded just as a courtesy. I know the path is narrow, especially on certain parts. One biker who yelled at me at that time was flying by like he was on a race track. I’m happy to see e-rideables becoming more of a norm there now.
Most cops in NYC don't care about scooters unless you're being extremely reckless and such on the sidewalk. I have a DYU D1 that reaches 20mph and cops just stare most of the time when riding at those speeds.
I think people will regret spending a fortune on these scooters, especially in western Europe where the law will undoubtedly be enforced with more stringent punishments for those caught riding these vehicles on public pathways and in parks. Added to that, the manufacture claims are always ridiculously over exaggerated in regard to battery duration and speed. I've owned a few of these scooters and even the so called 'High end' models are appallingly guilty of disinformation surrounding the performance. And that's not the only issue a consumer has to contend with or consider when deciding to buy one of these vehicles. Punctures are a frequent problem, which may not seem much of an issue until you attempt to fix them. Removing the wheels and tires can be an arduous task but still concerningly easier than trying to put the tires back on. And if something goes wrong with the electrics - then you're in major trouble. My advice to anyone thinking of buying a scooter would be to press the company for assurances on refunds & repairs. If you're not completely happy with their response, or they have mixed feed back on customer service, then just walk away.
I'm the owner of chinese version of dualtron with double 1200w engines and have been riding it in NYC for a period of time now. My thoughts are that this is a really great machinery that can take you very fast wherever you want. I paid 1500 for it and so far don't regret at all. Having it, I became more active, less time at home, more time outdoor. Basically, I visited many places so far, that I wouldn't visit on foot, because walking is boring. Also , the scooter is a convenient tool for commuting purposes , go work, go friends family etc. I'm riding on it on a daily routine and have more fun doing so than taking the train or driving a car, it is very pleasurable activity. To avoid punctuation you have to pick off- road tires, they have those bulges that are safer against flat tire.
And when it comes to technical parameters the only exaggeration I encountered is its range. I have 26 Ah 67.2 V battery and with my 220lbs weight I can make only around 20-25 miles when riding slowly on 1 engine. For me it is enough anyway, I can go to manhattan from queens and back home on only one charge what satisfy me completely. Speed is exactly as described, with 2 engines on around 45 miles what is enough for me,don't feel like going faster.
Pawel Powet if you look at the weight for the range specified the companies are probably telling the truth about the range. The only thing is they usually don't pick average size individual for those tests. Like you I am 225 and I doubt I will get the advertised 120 KM for my Chinese scooter which has 42mah LG battery, 5660 watts.
Thanks for calling my kids pros! :) It was fun riding with you! That Dualtron is a BEAST!
MrDmitryC well they are! It was great meeting and riding with you as well!
i was scrolling and the thumbnail caught my eye, it looked like he was he was using her speed bump for handlebars ...lol
What the hell I have never seen people riding two up on an electric unciycle before! I had no idea that was even possible and I have been riding for quite some time.
Order the E-scooters or MsuperX here! www.ewheels.com/?affiliates=105
just got an ES3 a few days ago.. those wheels are impressive tho! might have to look into one!
i really want a zero 10x scoot lol
I'm seeing these showing up on bicycle and walking paths in the cities. The riders ride them like assholes...fast, weaving in between peds. It's all fun and games til someone loses an eye.
EUC is the future
Checkout Ubgo 1005 folding escooter(front 1000w+rear 1000w motors).
i cant even ride my slow wheel (9.7mph max.) yet and i want one of the 2000 dollar ones. I think Im to old for them cause the little kid in me will run wide open but my 73 year old reflex's will crash and i don't bounce like I used to. Follow the fun!
I want to see 2 girls ONE WHEEL
Please record with Galaxy S10 in 4k. You can attach it to the stick too. Super stable and ultra quality. This cam has too much compression.
YO Bro! U just passed the 79th street Boat Basin Oh Yeah, my friend moored his boat there!, spent much time in Riverside doin dubies Bro! nice wheels!
Finally someone gets yelled at. I always got yelled at by at least one biker when I was on my Segway i2 back around 2007.
well i want to yell too when slow ass citibike blocking the path when i'm riding esk8 we just have to be patient well some loose their shit and yell or curse. i don't mind sometime because i know i'm blocking their way..
NightBot I hear ya. I used to ride before the path got crowded just as a courtesy. I know the path is narrow, especially on certain parts. One biker who yelled at me at that time was flying by like he was on a race track. I’m happy to see e-rideables becoming more of a norm there now.
Nice video, I'm interested in the Msuper x or Ninebot Z10 but it won't ship to NZ because of the battery, you guys lucky
+Jerome Louise Maybe if they shipped the batteries separately you would be able to get it?
Last upload 2019, what is up?
Those unicycles do look kind of gayass but not the Dualtron.
where do you buy the dualtron?. nothing shows up on their website
millenium2003 www.ewheels.com/?affiliates=105 you can go there but they are on backorder right now for a couple more weeks
Hey guys how is the owner of the dualtron? I would like to know him.
So how do the scooters ride? I'm thinking about a speedway 3 or 4. I have a ks18l so I don't need another euc at the moment :)
Peter Olson Get the Dualtrons. Dualtron 3 or the Dualtron Thunder. Best Electric kick scoot in the world.
That's a lot to pay when not knowing if I even like a kick scooter... that's why I'm leaning towards the 3 or IV.
Peter Olson I preferred the ride of the speedway 3 over the mini for Pro. I would go with that if that's what you're interested in
Where mimmotors store located?
Hoboken, NJ
I bought s3 scooter in white. Lol.
Aren’t these scooters illegal in NYC? Any tickets or scooters taken away ever?
Most cops in NYC don't care about scooters unless you're being extremely reckless and such on the sidewalk. I have a DYU D1 that reaches 20mph and cops just stare most of the time when riding at those speeds.
lol well slayed
I think people will regret spending a fortune on these scooters, especially in western Europe where the law will undoubtedly be enforced with more stringent punishments for those caught riding these vehicles on public pathways and in parks. Added to that, the manufacture claims are always ridiculously over exaggerated in regard to battery duration and speed. I've owned a few of these scooters and even the so called 'High end' models are appallingly guilty of disinformation surrounding the performance. And that's not the only issue a consumer has to contend with or consider when deciding to buy one of these vehicles. Punctures are a frequent problem, which may not seem much of an issue until you attempt to fix them. Removing the wheels and tires can be an arduous task but still concerningly easier than trying to put the tires back on. And if something goes wrong with the electrics - then you're in major trouble. My advice to anyone thinking of buying a scooter would be to press the company for assurances on refunds & repairs. If you're not completely happy with their response, or they have mixed feed back on customer service, then just walk away.
I'm the owner of chinese version of dualtron with double 1200w engines and have been riding it in NYC for a period of time now. My thoughts are that this is a really great machinery that can take you very fast wherever you want. I paid 1500 for it and so far don't regret at all. Having it, I became more active, less time at home, more time outdoor. Basically, I visited many places so far, that I wouldn't visit on foot, because walking is boring. Also , the scooter is a convenient tool for commuting purposes , go work, go friends family etc. I'm riding on it on a daily routine and have more fun doing so than taking the train or driving a car, it is very pleasurable activity. To avoid punctuation you have to pick off- road tires, they have those bulges that are safer against flat tire.
And when it comes to technical parameters the only exaggeration I encountered is its range. I have 26 Ah 67.2 V battery and with my 220lbs weight I can make only around 20-25 miles when riding slowly on 1 engine. For me it is enough anyway, I can go to manhattan from queens and back home on only one charge what satisfy me completely. Speed is exactly as described, with 2 engines on around 45 miles what is enough for me,don't feel like going faster.
Pawel Powet if you look at the weight for the range specified the companies are probably telling the truth about the range. The only thing is they usually don't pick average size individual for those tests. Like you I am 225 and I doubt I will get the advertised 120 KM for my Chinese scooter which has 42mah LG battery, 5660 watts.
therealestmc85 and also the fact that they are getting those ranges going at a much slower speed than maximum.