It's nice to rest your feet but otherwise seated riding is kind of like getting a surfboard and catching a wave and then sitting down on a beautiful wave rather than using your legs to carve and control the board in the manner it was meant to be ridin .

I got the lower hangers and although it’s a small 1 inch it wobbles noticeably less. I tried stock for a couple hundred miles and went back to lowered. Also switched from l841 tubeless to shinko 241 and now I’m loving it street and grass/sand/trails

This is one tip you should not hold on to 😀

Thank you for commenting. If you consider yourself an experienced rider can you show some skills on video?

@@CoryZuber As I just said, I dont consider myself a very experienced rider, but the riders in my local group are very much so been riding since the early days of EUC, you can look at their youtube channels, so before you continue spreading misinformation check yourself, because I rewatched the whole video and your even locking your knees straight quiete often which is also a bad habit. But if you wanted sourced check Roger Hajali probably top 10 fastest riders on earth right now, his EUC is flowing freely between his legs usually going from side to side, check Isthereanyfood Mike is a local legend he is not pinching the EUC nor is his posture very straight, stiff and locked like yours, I did the same thing wrong like you when I started but it takes practice to get good.

Ye I think he is new and don't have the hip and leg muscles yet to ride properly. This video is basically a 'What not to do' video..

Just because you got taught a technique doesn't mean that it is the only technique, or that it is the best. My riding style is for my needs not yours. I choose to minimize speed wobbles. If you want to be susseptable to speed wobbles keep thinking in your old ways. The more you hold tight the more you "BECOME" part of the EUC instead of an external force acting on it and causing it to move because you are bascially "bolting" yourself to it or "clamping yourself to it. No where does this technique prevent speed. Try zip tying something heavy like a pole to your EUC and try riding it. YOU will realize its way more stable because it has a larger polar moment of inertia.

@@CoryZuber only beginners clamp the wheel because of a lack of training of the muscles needed. Carve if you want to avoid wobbles, also when braking. Your technique is Zombie riding.

Seated is nice but just isn't as maneuverable I think. I'm pretty darn comfortable riding standing. It's a lot of fun in the windy roads. I will be making a seat though soon.

Yea inside foot during turns usually becomes heel pressure

Tomorrow's video should shed some light on that :) and thank you 😊

@trinityriley_ he didn't get good, he just rides as if he did.

@@waterdropssify Seems like you are a bit salty because I don't ride like you lol

@@CoryZuber No because you share incorrect opininos and spread misinformation like a flat earther.

No, I am riding at the limit in very hilly and curvy terrain. My method is for stability and speed in this environment. This method is for that not just cruising.

😂 technique > strength

I bet I can out ride them

@CoryZuber Maybe, but based on your foot position you wouldn't be able to out-stop them lol

So you DON'T ride in the same way then...

@@JonahOnEUC ok , so i did not understand nothing XD i translate badly

Its fundemental more stable and that's what I care about. If someone taught you otherwise that's fine but I want people to know that they don't have to wobble if they don't want to.

@@CoryZuber Everyone keep telling you are wrong, how about you listen.

Send the pros over to my house.