Updated Detailed ELECTRIC UNICYCLE BUYER GUIDE For New Riders

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EUC T- shirts and MORE!

Handheld light I Use for Night Riding

Gadgets/Gizmos/ Tools For EUC

[HUGH_JHANIS]

BRO, I've been binging your videos for weeeek now and finally pulled the trigger on a wheel. It should be here this week.. "Patton S." im sitting here staring at my gear i got patiently waiting.. 2, 850 on e-wheels and to get in the game about 500 in gear.. helmet, knee pads, gloves, hip pads, goggles, and kinetic power pads i splurged on.. hurt the bank, but it's gonna excelorate my life..! I feel prepared for it, thanks to you..

[thedangleengankle]

Hey Chooch, just wanted to let you know your videos helped get me into EUC...been practicing hard for a couple months now (can ride backwards). I own a KS 16x AE, KS 16S, and a v11 so far can't wait to add more to my collection. Bought two from Jason @ Ewheels love them. Love your videos thanks for the information.

[Youtubeisgae]

V11y is only 1900 now. I just wanted to thank you for all your knowledge and passion dude. I lost my license and am tired of riding my bicycle. I was looking at OneWheels, then I saw these. These are a different ballgame altogether. I think a OneWheel would be a fun toy, but EUCs are serious. I don’t have the money for one yet, but I’m so excited for one to become an extension of my body. Watching your videos has sold me entirely. I’m beyond hyped to get one.

[boblatkey]

Thanks for your videos Chooch! Like others, you were the guy that got me motivated! I stumbled across this video of you ripping off road on an EUC and I told myself I absolutely have to do this! You made the first recommendation in the comment section to me and I started out on a V12 HT. I am one year into it and ripping black diamond mountain bike trails and I'm 59 years old and I am on my fourth wheel from Ewheels. Again, thanks a lot!

[PurpleRider]

The eWheels Nikola+ at 1, 451 wh was my first wheel. At least with the Litech p42a battery cells, you can ride hide for pretty much the entire battery at sustained speeds. With only 60 lbs in weight, it is nimble and doesn't take up much space wherever you go. For me, it was the perfect city commuter and I have no regrets buying it. Great water resistance. As a beginner, you could get 40-60 miles range, and then when you start riding hard it's probably more like 20-30 miles. But honestly, I would get tired before hitting 20+ miles usually because if you're riding hard it takes a fair amount of effort and focus. Either way, the Nikola+ still has a reputation of being a great wheel, reliable, and can handle some abuse. I have no regrets with that as my first wheel 1:11:00

[brennen_b]

Probably the best over all review of EUCs I’ve seen yet. Thank you very much for the information. I’m excited to try this out.

[joshuadonavan]

Hey chooch, as someone that’s has been doing research on the hobby for a while but can quite afford one yet I really appreciate videos like this. I like all your videos, your riding style is awesome and I really appreciate your honesty doing reviews and such.

Just a little bit on your videos… in my opinion it would be great if on videos like these you would create titled sections of the video. Not everyone has the time to watch a hour plus review and it also makes general video navigation easier.

Another thing I would appreciate from you is a tier list or even better a spreadsheet with individual ratings for each unicycle ie. 1-10 rating for build quality, speed, specs, ride level, distance, etc. then in spreadsheet form people could organize the list by the specs they are looking for to help make there decisions.

I also would personally appreciate a little more data from you when you talk about your rides. Distance, average speed, top speed stuff like that.

Sorry for the long comment just wanted to leave some feedback. Thanks for the great vids!

[parryevan]

Thanks, Chooch, great videos. I will use your link when I purchase the V12 HT

[renelr]

Dude you’re a legend! Thanks for continuing to provide accurate and dependable information to the community and also keeping us inspired and motivated to ride!

[thefoss]

Chooch you were born to ride the Lynx!!!

[Killpocalips]

I'm enjoying my commander mini. I took it off roading yesterday and it was really well balanced in the jumps. Would recommend giving it a try if you get the chance

[snlop]

I think the "who" you buy from is far more important than the "what"
I've had a HORRIBLE experience with a seller in Canada, v12ht that caught fire with less than 25km on it. No replies from manufacturer or retailer* after a week. I will be choosing eWheels for my next purchase. (*Edited seller to retailer)

[gordmarshall]

Thanks Chooch. You are very well informed with a presentation that's easy, natural and credible. Appreciated. 6 pac Gord

[Saintdanmic]

Looking at getting into this. This video is helpful. Wondering when you'll have your next one up and if you could do a ranking (top 3 or 5 wheels) for beginner, intermediate, and advanced riders. I'm debating between a V11Y, V14, or Sherman-S for my first wheel. Others seem like they might be too much for me. Maybe those three choices are too. But I'd rather buy once than upgrade over and over. Glad I found your channel.

[rhoadsnroses]

amazingly honest and real talk review of everything

[kingdongo]

But Chooch why are you underselling the EX30??

I have an EX30 and it’s nothing like you described it to be…

Pedals aren’t low, actually a good medium compared to the master. (Extremely rare pedal clip on track)

Even though V13 has a higher top speed, it’s not by much and EX30 WILL SMOKE any wheel in terms of torque.

Begode has improved safety features in updated firmware.

Wider rims for higher stability and corner speeds on Track.

More robust and reliable suspension.

Less weight and cheaper
Also 134v

I love all wheels but I hate seeing this phenomenal wheel getting bashed.

W video tho :D

[BruceWayne]

I share your excitement for the V14 Adventure. I can't wait to see how reality matches up with paper. On paper it looks like it's going to be absolutely amazing, and I'm pretty sure it will be my next wheel once I save up the cash. The funny thing is that my primary use case is commuting, but due to the amazing waterproofing and modular design for easy tire changes, I'm thinking this is probably the best commuter out there for me. The V11Y would be perfect, but the V11 is an absolute nightmare to do a tire change, so for that reason I would probably go with the V14 instead.

[robslams]

I can’t decide between a scooter or euc so I think I’m going to buy a Kaabo wolf king pro scooter and a inmotion v13

[alexfiz]

I took V10F . An excellent wheel, which has only 3 minuses: fairly flat pedals (I want to install pedals from V11.), the handle bar is wobbly, the center of gravity is high due to the location of the battery.

[Churchwardens]

Super helpful, thank you. Im 260 lbs at 6'4 and have a flat-ish commute of 16mi one way. A new rider but I dont want to get a wheel I need to upgrade in a month cause I just dont roll like that. I have no plans of riding off road trails. What would you suggest if you had to suggest 3 wheels, for this, what would they be?