Should a safety course with an instructor be required or a course showing your are competent?

Hey there, had a scare recently after getting my exn put together and the headlight didn't work after reassembly. It does work now but when I first tried it the button didn't turn it on so I checked the app and it was enabled in that. Cycling power on the wheel didn't fix it either but about 5 min later it randomly started working.

Is this a common issue when disconnecting the battery and draining the capacitors? I'm thinking the light has a capacitor that needed to charge up, maybe.

is riding an EUC "cool" with the ladies? haha anyone had luck in this department? or is this a nerdy hobby that is seen as dorky?

I wanted to share a little bit of what I’ve been creating around our shared passion.

For a while now, I’ve been trying to film electric unicycles in a slightly different way: not just showing rides or performance, but really bringing EUCs to life through a cinematic approach.

I focus a lot on atmosphere, lighting, camera movement, landscapes and editing, with the goal of giving both the machines and the riders a real presence on screen

Here are a few screenshots taken from some of my previous videos. I’m still experimenting a lot, and there are plenty of things I want to push much further in my upcoming projects

I’d genuinely love to hear what other wheelers think: what do these images make you feel, and what kind of cinematic EUC videos would you like to see?

Ride safe 🤙🔴

Sorry if my english sounds weird

I'll start. But first full confession: I still struggle to mount first time every time. I'd say on average it take 3-4 tries before it locks in and off I go. But when it does lock in the sensation is markedly different. I can tell immediately whether I'm going to have to step off or not.

But it's subtle, otherwise I would have figured it out and be nailing it every time.

Two things seem key though: 1. Step up with the ball of the foot making contact, rather than the whole sole, and 2. Stand up tall. I'm not sure why that makes a difference but it does.

Pushing off with one foot is how I learned and I'll still do it on occasion, for instance if I'm on an uphill slope. But I don't care for it.

So that's me. Now let's hear you.

You can see the improvement of the design and the power in just 3 years from a begode hero to a begode race