not very high

Street bashing seems tough, rim durability I’m not convinced of, speed? You’ll have to look to the US reviewers, I got the Lynx for maximum headroom not for pushing high speeds for long times

You can cruise at 50mph no problem, it depends on how far you’re trying to go. No one has done a range test at speeds that high. I’m 210lbs and ride fast but my riding style isn’t wide open roads and a consistent speed.

Thanks

Thanks. I come from200+hp motorcycles. The “cruising speed” is BS on these things. Resellers should change It to say “estimated top speed” Kids go down mountain hills on skateboards faster, smh. I can’t effortlessly get to 50Mph and cruise… I feel a performance wheel should have more speed and power than we may ever need so we can grow as individual riders, not continuously hit our head on ceiling of performance with wheel. 4G’s is not like buying a box of popcorn. Not convinced with any of these performance wheels at this point.

@@3s6src32 for me EUC is all about proximity to objects. 50mph isn’t fast on an open road, but it’s absolutely flying in the city traffic. Riding single track 25/30mph is wild as the trees zip by.

Whatt?? Say it ain't so??

Interesting...I'm current euc and am thinking about buying a gas scooter. What's your take on why the transition away from euc?

Thats disappointing you have the best euc videos

@@vtran1082I commute on an electric scooter as it’s just easier, they are legal EUC is not, and I can just set cruise control and cruise to work at a safe slow speed, things can get out of hand on the euc, also I’ve done extensive brake testing and from the same speeds the scooter will stop in less than half the distance, useful if a car door opens and there’s nowhere to swerve