I'm happy to hear you thought of this too! Glad it's working for you

Thank you for the advice! Appreciate you building community through commenting. We will be strapping our kids in with helmets, and slowing down with them in it. I've been training at regional parks and paved biking trails. I look forward to watching some of your materials. Thanks again man!

200 miles with 200lbs is a lot :) But if you set your mind to it, anything is possible I bet!

@@eucfamilydefinitely!

Ever heard of charging? Some times when people over think they come up with dumb idea🤣

Go for it! It's been great so far.

You're going to tow your 3 dogs? That is awesome!

@@eucfamily I'm going to attempt to this spring. My Begode Master has the torque to do it. I'll get a few of those dog seat belts that attach to the harnesses to minimize movement. 80lbs of dogs moving in different directions can be hazardous haha. This will open up more group ride operrunities if I can bring my other 1/2 and the pugs to them. Keep an eye on my KZfaq channel. I'll be uploading videos of it.

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Mike, you were the only other video I've seen with this done. It took your leadership to convince my wifey, lol.

@@eucfamily thanks 🤙ride safe

Thanks for the advice

Well done!

Thanks, it's definitely a fun ride and quite practical

Have you tried it before, or are you just guessing? haha I've tried multiple things, and this is the safest I've found

Yes, true. Great idea.

I think a new video is needed. EUC trailer 2.0 is incoming. Thanks for the feedback

Thanks man!

Sure, there is risk involved. Maybe it's better that you are transporting your stuff and you're better off not involving your children. But that's up to you. I've been taking it slow, and I respect / limits of the machine, so I've never had a cutoff. So far, all good vibes. But I've heard it said, EUC's are for the brave... I'm curious, do you ride? Or are you just theoretical? Because it doesn't seem any more unsafe to me than pulling the trailer behind me on a bike.

Yes, agreed. Turns are tricky and it's important to slow down and take them easy. It's not about going fast, it's about enjoying the ride

i am wondering if a better attach point would be closer to the wheel hub bold on the side of the EUC? looks like the wheel hub bolt horizontal center line would be a few inches above the foot rests? I had been considering getting an EUC with suspension and a seat.. but one of factors I wanted to work out is being able to haul things from a grocery store and other places.. I will monitor youtube for other videos on others and their ideas on how they mount a bicycle trailer to their EUC.

That's awesome. It's been a great accessory and people are taking random pics and videos of me

That might work, but some give and pull helps for maneuvering

i was thinking something similar.. i was thinking something that is centered horizonaly with the wheel hub bolt. Sometimes what i have done if i don't have an explicit attachment point.. i would use bungee cord wrapped very tightly to create an attachment to the side of the frame, but that also gives some flexibility when making turns or tilting my bicycle

Why? I've been riding over 150 miles (240 km) with the trailer attached, and not a single issue yet.

It amazes me how people are so negative. There is nothing inherently wrong with this. It's a trailing weight, which means even if it's unstable it won't just instantly ruin your day. And if it's ruined days you don't want... well I should probably stop jumping my wheel and taking it off-road in general.

@@InsanitiesBrother Exactly

Is it really that different than attaching it to a bike?

Thanks!

Thanks!

That's a good idea haha! The trailer we bought was used and didn't come with one :)

@@eucfamily I just hooked one up behind my V12 where the stand bolts to the back. I found my trailer in a house my roommate bought. I bought the coupler on Amazon for $11 and hooked it up on the bicycle first to test it, then hooked it to the EUC. It felt dangerous; I wouldn't be confident in pulling kids around with it, but I would be fine hauling groceries.

@@bepriceless Way to give it a try. Yes I used a different brand Burley and it didn't work the same. Totally unsafe and whip tailing back and forth. But for some reason the Allen trailer I have is super smooth and secure. So find what works for you the best!

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That's an interesting idea to hold the cart with your hand, but I like hands free!

Harsh but, better to simply pull with your hand. One needs to be able to disengage instantly. Yet I don't recommend it period.

I have had no issues to far, and the hands free ability has been irreplaceable.

@@eucfamily its not like I haven't carried ladders on the euc. And can see the benefit you propose. But the single wheel form factor , it's size. This has made it second nature to me. When I'm in my truck and towing, I'm in trouble, when second nature kicks in. Because that's excatly when you dont account for the trailer. Now you may not have had an issue with clearance yet. And I say yet because you've increased your odds now of a mishap, simply by attaching it. Versus me holding it and can detach instantly if I feel a tug or see a problem ahead. If on a narrow path and 1 wheel of the trailer slips and begins pulling the trailer down the embankment, I disengage, as where your euc is affected then you respond. Zero disrespect, but I've been using segway mini pros for land scape work over 5 years now. And I know it's only a matter of time, and it was really in regards to having the kids in tow. Where a very close follower on Instagram did this very same thing. However he had the kids in and I made mention, from there on it seemed to be more bags of dog food. Then the filming novelty wore off and we don't see it anymore. I'm sure the use you do with it isn't far from where you live thus you have certain routes you normally take and know the environment. Again limiting your chances of mishap. However not everyone who see this is going to have the foresight or simply in tow where with all to mitigate dangerous situations or obstacles.

Haha duh, of course, And way slower and more boring! Which is not the goal of an EUC obviously.

agreed Putting the child at risk so dad can have fun is bs

What do you suggest we do differently? It seems to be working fine for 100’s of miles so far

@@eucfamily I'll probably use the kickstand mount with a bearing in-between. Thinking of a breakaway as well. I won't use it for humans but more for food delivery. I imagine you tried pushing it at first with the swivel wheel? That looks like it may work well more so I'm daylight but I better without weight in it it won't be as stable and the third wheel would float. Did you upgrade the stroller?

Thanks for the advice. Have you tried holding something in your hand like a trailer? It's tough for me to control... I couldn't do it.

@@eucfamily A shopping mall trolley cart. It turned out that pushing something by riding EUC is way easier and controllable than pulling.

I take my kids in this all the time. haha it's not for everyone. But we like it. Hit subscribe to see more or checkout our other videos

haha he loves it, and the freedom it's given me as a daring dad has been great