Wildly FAST KITTED OUT (Veteran Lynx) Electric Unicycle

[JonnyK.o]

Closest thing to flying beside skydiving. Love my V13 I'm glad you convinced me to get one! I've been putting my hands behind my back lately when I'm flying down the road while standing, you can feel the difference in the force of the wind. Also high speed cornering you can use your hands to help push you the way you need to go using the wind.

[oueuc]

Great video Chooch. I agree, the lowering kit made a huge difference.
Dude I was hauling seated on my Lynx in high winds then a school bus went by the other way, blocked the wind all at once and I almost hit it! Whew.

[novazeus]

great review of the lynx with the tnt tire. my 3rd lynx with that tire is incoming.
again, best review i've ever seen. i love seeing the rider riding the wheel. i agree 100% with everything u said. try increasing ur tire pressure to max. the tnt tire max load is 309 at 33psi. ur sidewalls are heating up causing squirm. after a ride like that, judt feel ur sidewalls,
the lynx is the best i've had so far.

[charleskieser]

I went from the stock street tire to a Shinko 244 on my Lynx, and I am really liking the 244. I did a tubeless installation of the 244. The profile of the 244 is such that I can still really lean into a curve; yet, there is enough knobs for confidence when I go offroad. The Lynx is an amazing machine, I used the Chooch code when I ordered the Lynx from Ewheels. I hit 2000 miles on the Lynx today. I have 3500 miles on my Patton, so in my first 11 months of riding EUC I have travelled 5500 miles on them. I just got the Leatt Z Form Knee Braces today. Here in a week or two I will do a quick review of the Z form.

[cingkole]

Would love to see some more urban riding with the Veteran Lynx!

[Ruff_Plugger]

I just bought an ebike for taking my slow euc to the park. Of all the serious euc I see and that you have ridden your lynx seems to be king. I absolutely love tubeless tires, stay safe my brotha I'm only 2 hours away from you in Cheyenne Wyoming.

[cpinventar]

Awesome 😊
I also put the lowering kit on and I rode it for a few days but I didn't like it so I went back to the original height. I think the lowering kit made the wheel boring and not as nimble.

[TimmyTurnUp]

The key to sitting is keeping your feet in your standing position so you can stand up quickly. I love riding seated especially windy days

[WaveformV.]

Great vid dude! These things are insanely fast. Impressed with how well they work off-road. At those speed I’d be getting those self inflating jackets.

[Stefonewheel]

Bro you’re a beast. Great riding. Now I know what my Lynx is capable of 😮

[Quick]

People in cars that speed up when you try to pass them and then slow down when you don't, there is an acronym for them. MGIF. Must get in front syndrome. They will pass you and then slow down in front of you cause they really are not comfortable at that speed but when you try and pass them they will speed up again just to slow down later. They are the highest cause of traffic accidents on mountain roads because of their ego.

[Rockin_EUC]

Free Chooch and stand with chooch, hey man loved your video great insights and no weird politics plugs👍👍

[michaelmacvicar]

I gotta thank you chooch! All that talk about carving and the V12 HT as a great starting/all around wheel, dude, every time I get on that thing my ride improves by leaps and bounds. You were totally right. And the carving has another positive too in that I just rode one of the gnarliest rock strewn trails ever and without carving all the time there’s no way I could manipulate that wheel to thread the needle around and over those boulders like I did. And not having suspension? My legs are always bent as they’re my suspension and they work great! I’m going to feel very spoiled whenever my Lynx gets here.

[TheNefariousGIB]

When it comes to combating the wind, it helps if you put weight on one of your feet to fight it and also hang over the edge with your whole body sometimes especially if you’re turning

[Mr.Steepz]

Hell yeah, keep on choochin my brotha.

[ElieSentinas]

I've been following you for so long man! You are always more and more impressive! I hope you never have a serious accident, you can feel the mastery!! You are great and you allow us to dream through your videos! You must sometimes feel like you're a big condor flying over America! These big wheels are not at all suitable for the European market because there is not enough space to enjoy yourself as much as you do and especially in the middle of the city it's not even conceivable here, you are lucky to live in the UNITED STATES! :-) You make me want to live there just to have this feeling of freedom!! In short, don't change, you are a true example of positivity in this world where everything is quickly censored. You sincerely deserve to be a real star and to have even more impact to make young people want to get behind the wheel. Why not create wheelers clubs you would post them all over the walls ^^

[TheNefariousGIB]

I’ve had mine kitted out the exact same way for quite a while. I’m in Broomfield. We need to ride sometime.

[dbotton]

They are called V-Ditches. The water passageway you spoke of that is

[therealbergexperience]

Awesome vid. 1 day I’ll be able to ride the Lynx. For now it sits in my kitchen as a photo prop. Got it all kitted out too. I’m still just learning so it’s the V8s for a while. 😢

[gavinzooms]

Hey man great video!! Since you ride street a lot I’m surprised you haven’t been interested in the ET Max. Just got it in and that thing has enough torque to overtake cars at 50mph easily. The 90x90 tire is thick and feels heavenly. Glad you’re enjoying the Lynx! I had the Patton before the ET and have enjoyed both thoroughly.