I’m genuinely curious how you could have read that and thought they was serious

Higher puncture resistance with lower weight? That seems counter intuitive but if you can vouch for it then maybe I’ll give it a try

I have an ebike so I don’t really care about weight lol

First I’ve heard of these. What’s the advantage?

It makes it harder to hit roots and rocks while off roading, and you can turn sharper, but really no

In general the lower the pedals are to the ground the easier it is to ride and the more stable it is

The Falcon pedals here are quite high up and it makes it feel less stable. I would prefer them an inch or two lower

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I bought a new begode Falcon (with cryptocurrency on Ewheels.com) and this thing is a blast with the suspension. I changed the stock pads for these small pink ones.

It’s got a nice simple design and is super easy to take apart. It goes about 25mph for 20-30 miles, same as my mten5.

I wouldn’t recommend it as a first wheel though due to how high the pedals are. I think the mten5 or Future or A2 are better to learn on.

Sitting on the train on my way to friday night ride

I don’t think it was a bug. It’s just that people overpower the wheels and then crash.

Futuremotion added “haptic buzz” to help warn people when they’re near overpowering the wheel.

I’ve met lots of people who just don’t understand that the wheel keeps you balanced by driving faster than you’re leaning. If you overlean it you crash.

They certainly can. EUCs can too, but it’s harder to do because they mostly have way more torque to stay balanced.

Imo, speed wobbles are the biggest danger on both. Speed wobbles are my enemy

Hope you heal up and can get back to riding soon!!

Riding my v11 unicycle one last time before I sell it because I own too many EUCs

It’s a great commuter. Relatively waterproof, durable, goes 34mph, 30+ mile range.

I really just ride my mten5 or ex30 or motorcycle 95% of the time though